City Council Agenda and Packet 2007 05 01

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-. rP5J~5fK&u City Council Meeting Minutes April 17, 2007 Page 6 of 10 Mayor Sisk requested a City Attorney introduction. City Attorney Light explained the public hearing is for the Takoda Village annexation and zoning. Council may conduct a combined public hearing on Ordinances Nos. 1516 and 1517, Series 2007, to allow public comment on both. He noted also included in the Council Packet was the Annexation Agreement for Council consideration. He read Ordinance Nos. 1516, and 1517 Series 2007, and requested the City Council, by motion, include in the record the additional materials in the City Council packets., Mayor Sisk opened the public hearing on Ordinances Nos. 1516 and 1517, Series 2007, and requested the added documents be included in the record. Planning Director Wood reviewed the Takoda annexation and zoning request. Ordinance No. 1516, Series 2007, would annex the parcel to the City of Louisville. The subject property is owned by Willis D. Hamm. Ordinance No. 1517, Series 2007 zones the parcel, in conjunction with the pending Takoda Annexation request, a 32.40 acre enclave parcel to City of Louisville as Planned Community Zoned District (PCZD). The parcel is located on the west side of Highway 42 with approximately 377 linear feet of frontage on Highway 42. The current zoning is Boulder County Rural Residential. The adjoining parcels were zoned to PCZD in conjunction with the North Louisville Annexation. The Annexation Agreement recognizes two things: 1) The status of water rights; and as there isn't any water rights on the property, the Subdivider will be subject to paying a water resource fee. 2) The developer will be required to dedicate easements and right-of-ways. The primary access would be from the extension of Paschal Road to the west of Highway 42, and the extension of Summit View Drive, as part of the Summit View Subdivision. Between Summit View and Paschal there is a proposal for a right-in/right out access point on Highway 42. The proposed north/south collector street extends from Paschal to the South and is in accordance with the Comprehensive Plan. Paschal and Hecla Drive would be traffic control device intersections. The north/south collector would bisect the subject parcel creating street frontage and access for Planning Areas #1 and #2. Planning Area #1 is 7.11 acres and will have frontage on both the proposed collectors to the west and Highway 42 to the east. The Planning Area proposes a mix of commercial retail, commercial office and residential land uses. The Access Control Study revised the Access Control Plan adopted in 1991. The goals of the study were to inventory and acknowledge the access points and establish reasonable access to these properties as well as a new access.