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RESOLUTION NO. 38 SERIES 1999 FOR A RESOLUTION APPROVING A FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT 'PLAN LOT 12, CENTENNIAL VALLEY PARCEL O, FILING NO. 7, UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE WHEREAS, there has been submitted to the Louisville City Council, a request for approval of a Final PUD Development Plan authorizing a post office facility for the United States Postal Service; and WHEREAS, all materials related to the Final PUD Development Plan have been reviewed by City Staff and the Planning Commission and found, with conditions, to be in compliance with the Louisville zoning ordinances, subdivision regulations, related policies and previous approvals; and WHEREAS, after a properly noticed public hearing concerning said Final PUD Development Plan, the Planning Commission recommended approval to the City Council, with conditions; and WHEREAS, the City Council finds that where all Commission conditions have been addressed as part of the revised PUD submittal, that said Final PUD Development Plan should be approved, with the following conditions: 1. The PUD landscape plan shall be modified to address the following changes: a. That two evergreen trees be added to the east property line to provide additional year round screening. b. Austrian Pine should be substituted for the Pinion Pine on the planting schedule. c. The landscape plan be modified to correct the scaling error, and inconsistencies in reflected quantities between the landscape planting schedule and the landscape site plan. o The PUD shall be revised to substitute a cut-off, down directed type of fixture for the proposed 70 watt, 'globe-type', decorative fixtures located on the west and south building elevations. o Under no circumstances shall there be any light spillage onto Dahlia Street or the Dahlia Street right-of-way. Light fixtures in the carrier canopy shall be fully shielded by the leading edge of the canopy structure. Proposed light fixtures for the loading dock area shall be fully shielded and down directed. All proposed building mounted lighting shall be shown on the building elevations including any roof mounted 'flood' type fixtures. In addition to the foregoing, the PUD photometric plan shall be revised to comply with CDDSG lighting requirements to the extent possible under Federal regulations. o A note shall be added to the PUD stating: "Parking of trucks or trailers on the public right-of-ways, within an access easement, or within public parking lots shall be prohibited. Truck and trailer parking shall be limited solely to the loading dock area as designated on