Planning Commission Minutes 2006 01 12

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes JANUARY 12, 2006 Page 2 of 11 . Applicant: City of Louisville . Case Manager: Kenneth Johnstone, Principal Planner Wood reviewed the memo provided in the meeting packets for the continuance requests. Dalton moved and Deborski seconded a motion to continue the two items. Motion passed by voice vote. Regular Business - Public Hearing Items ~ Resolution No. 01, Series 2006, Establishment of location for the posting of public notice for 2006 meetings of the City of Louisville Planning Commission. (City Hall, City Library, Louisville Recreation Center, Police and Courts Building and the City's website.) McAvinew introduced Resolution No.1, Series and requested discussion. Loo moved and Dalton seconded a motion to establish the location for the posting of public notices for the 2006 Planning Commission meetings as follows: City Hall, City Library, Louisville Recreation Center, Police and Courts Building and the City's website.) Motion passed by voice vote. ~ Election of Officers: Chair, Vice-Chair and Secretary (Memo attached) McA vinew requested that the Election of Officers be continue until the arrival of Chair Lipton. The Commissioners agreed without motion. ~ Resolution No. 28, Series 2005, Amendment of Section 17.12.040 Louisville Municipal Code - Building Height Limitation. A request to consider an ordinance to amend Chapter 17 of the Louisville Municipal Code and the Downtown Design Handbook to increase the maximum building height limitation. . Applicant: City of Louisville . Case Manager: Paul Wood, Planning Director Public Notice Certification: Published in the Daily Camera on November 20,2005. Posted in City Hall, the Louisville Public Library, the Recreation Center and the Courts and Police Department Building and mailed to the surrounding property owners on November 18, 2005. The agenda was posted on the City's web site and at City Hall, the Louisville Public Library, the Recreation Center and the Courts and Police Department Building on November 18, 2005. Conflict ofInterest and Disclosure: None heard. Staff Report of Facts and Issues: Wood provided the following summary: . Current building height limit for the downtown district is 29 feet, established by Ordinance No. 1287, Series, 1998. . Inclusive of all parapet or rooftop mechanical screens or any other architectural element. . Request has come forward from the Downtown Business Association (DBA) and the Planning Commission.