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06/02/87 <br /> Andrew Braun, Administrator for the BPI for 11 <br /> years, described the use of the facility and the <br /> type of patients that would reside at the <br /> hospital. The facility in Boulder continuesto <br /> receive emergency type patients. The Louisville <br /> facility would not offer that service in the <br /> foreseeable future. In describing the facility, <br /> Mr. Braun stated that it is possible to lock the <br /> external exists when necessary depending on the <br /> level of activity of the patients in the unit. <br /> When appropriate, the patients would have access <br /> to the grounds around the facility. A safe and <br /> secure environment is offered to individuals who <br /> may be having problems with behavior control or <br /> self-destructive tendencies. This environment is <br /> a comfort to these people, according to Mr. Braun. <br /> Mayor Fauson asked if the Louisville facility <br /> would be referred to as BPI. Mr. Braun stated <br /> that they are working with the Adventist Health <br /> System and have this facility referred to in a way <br /> that is consistent with the entire Health Park. <br /> BPI will not be the name used for the Louisville <br /> facility. <br /> Mohr moved that Resolution 114 be approved. <br /> Szymanski seconded. By Roll Call Vote, Resolution <br /> 114 was approved 5-0. <br /> Mayor Fauson stated that a great deal of work was <br /> done on this project by staff, Planning Commission <br /> and Council. He thanked everyone for their <br /> cooperation and help in getting this project "off <br /> the ground.' <br /> Councilmen Anderson and Sackett rejoined the meeting. <br /> RESOLUTION 116 - SUBDIVISION AND PUD - <br /> THE GROVE Rautenstraus read in its entirety Resolution 116, <br /> "A Resolution approving a final plat and PUD for <br /> The Grove Subdivision." <br /> Wanush stated that the applicant is requesting <br /> approval of • subdivision and PUD of a 26.7 acre <br /> sits east of Harper Lake, west of Saddleback II <br /> and south of the Hilltop subdivision. The area is <br /> part of the Centennial Conceptual Plan Amendment <br /> (Master Plan) approved in 1985. 58 lots ranging <br /> from 10,000 to 16,229 s.f. are proposed. Planning <br /> Commission recommended approval at the public <br /> hearing on May 12, 1987, with five conditions. <br /> Tom Hoyt, President McStain Enterprises, Inc., <br /> addressed the issue of the completion of <br /> Washington Avenue. An agreement was worked out <br /> 5 <br />