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City Council Meeting Minutes June 6, 2006 Page 11 of 16 Mayor Sisk request public comment. Scott Deborski, 565 LaFarge Avenue, Louisville, CO thanked the City Staff and City Council for their consideration of the Highway 42 Comp Plan Amendment. Mayor Sisk requested public comment. There were no comments. MOTION: Mayor Pro Tem Brown moved to approve Resolution No. 27, Series 2006, seconded by Council member Muckle. All in favor. NORTH END PROJECT City Attorney Light reviewed the Louisville Home Rule Charter provision as it relates to the addition of the North End project to the agenda. The City Council may engage in discussions and take formal action on a matter of business that is not on the agenda upon a finding of the Mayor that such action promotes the welfare of the City and is important the matter be acted on before the next City Council meeting. The subdivision regulations state within 15 days after approval of a Preliminary PUD plat is approved or disapproved with conditions; the subdivider has a right to ask the Council to review the matter. The Mayor and City Council may call-up the matter for their review. Mayor Sisk found there was sufficient need to invoke the Charter provision to call-up the North End Project for discussion on a procedural matter. He requested a Staff presentation. City Manager Simmons reported the Planning Commission approved the North End Subdivision Project. Planning Director Wood explained the North End project was approved by the Planning Commission with 16 conditions. Those conditions dealt with lot size, increase of commercial area and a reduction of the number of residential housing units. The Planning Commission requests Council direction on the City's affordable housing objectives. Council member Marsella asked if the Preliminary PUD Plat wouldn't come before the City Council anyway. City Attorney Light explained the Planning Commission reviews the Preliminary PUD Plat and the Final PUD Plat and then forwards a recommendation to Council on the Final PUD Plat. Council member Muckle asked if the Council exercises this option, would the Preliminary PUD go back to the Planning Commission. City Attorney Light responded no, and explained the Council could approve the Preliminary Plat, approve it with modification, or deny the Plat.