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City Council Meeting Minutes June 6, 2023 Page 7 of 9 City Attorney Kelly agreed that Mayor Pro Tern Fahey did not need to recuse herself from this item. Mayor Maloney opened the public hearing. Director Zuccaro stated this is a PUD amendment to the Enclave Fence Regulations. As a result of the Marshall Fire, residents would like some flexibility is using non- combustible materials. The PUD regulates perimeter fencing and fencing adjacent to Enclave. He reviewed the proposed specifics for each fence type in the PUD. Amy Austin, representing the neighborhood, noted this is a request from the entire neighborhood and there has been no contention. Public Comments Tina Fontillas, resident of the Enclave, mentioned that everyone worked together to get to this point. Carol Neslund, resident of the Enclave, noted it was a very positive experience in a tough time. Mayor Maloney closed the public hearing. MOTION: Mayor Pro Tern Fahey moved to approve Resolution No. 38, seconded by Councilmember Hoefner VOTE: Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. RESOLUTION NO. 39, SERIES 2023 — A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CHERRYWOOD II FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT REGARDING FENCE REGULATIONS. Mayor Maloney introduced the item and asked for disclosures; seeing none he opened the public hearing. Director Zuccaro stated that there were fifteen homes in this subdivision destroyed in the Marshall Fire. This request is for changes to the perimeter fence regulations for Lots 48-64 only and all other fence regulations shown on the Cherrywood II PUD will remain in effect. For lots 48-61 the request is to allow any fence permitted by the Louisville Municipal Code. The west side of lot 62 would be allowed to have any fence permitted by the Municipal Code while the northern side of the lot would be a 48" high Black Open Style Metal Fence. Lots 63 and 64 would be included in the 48" high Black Open Style Metal Fence for the northern property lines.