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• <br /> 10/18/83 Page -7- <br /> RESOLUTION #42 - HILLTOP Councilmembers had a copy of the resolution <br /> FINAL PLAT AND P.U.D. and Attorney Rautenstraus read it in its <br /> entirety. Councilmembers also had a copy <br /> of the subdivision agreement and written <br /> statement from McStain Enterprises. <br /> Director John Rupp Stated the property is located south of <br /> the Hillsborough West Subdivision, consisted <br /> of approximately 50. 97 acres and is con- <br /> sistent with the comp plan. The present <br /> zoning is RE. Slides were shown of the <br /> area depicting an elongated parcel north <br /> of Harper Lake. As part of the subdivision, <br /> McStain is dedicating an 8 acre school site <br /> to the School District, land for future ex- <br /> pansion of Harper Lake and land necessary <br /> for an open space connection between Harper <br /> Lake and the Parkwood Subdivision. The <br /> proposed development will provide street <br /> connections with McCaslin Blvd. , Kennedy St. <br /> and Washington Ave. The circulation pattern <br /> will have little impact on the Hillsborough <br /> West subdivision and will provide an improved <br /> access point to McCaslin Blvd. Planning <br /> Commission and staff recommend approval. <br /> Craig Krueger, McStain Stated that since most of the councilmembers <br /> n terprises had been to the Planning Commission meetings <br /> and Neighborhood meetings relative to Hill- <br /> top they were familiar with the proposal. <br /> The site did pose some design constraints <br /> because of Harper Lake and the school site, <br /> but felt that the final plan will be an <br /> excellent subdivision and are anxious to <br /> get started. This would provide a variety <br /> of housing with custom homes on lots ranging <br /> from 7, 000 to 12 ,000 sq. ft. with prices <br /> ranging from $130,000 to $170, 000 - geared <br /> up to the second home buyers. They have <br /> already received many requests from Louis- <br /> ville residents that are interested in <br /> moving to this area. Stated unless Council <br /> had an oblective regarding length of the <br /> streets, felt that the streets as presented <br /> would not exceed the length of 8 homes. <br /> This would be broken up with landscaping and <br /> connection with the parks, school site, and <br /> Public Service easement. <br /> mayor Meier Inquired if the same color would be used <br />:olor Scheme for all the homes. <br />