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Louisville City Council Meeting December 18, 2001 Page 3 Davidson called for Staff presentation. Finance Director Dianne Ray explained that the Cemetery, Conservation Trust-Land Acquisition, Coal Creek Golf Course, and Technology Management Funds are projected to exceed the appropriations for 2001. She reviewed a table, which outlined the additional funds needed: Cemetery - $2,000, Conservation Trust-Land Acquisition $5,000,000, Coal Creek Golf Course $300,000, and Technology Management $19,000. Davidson opened the public hearing and asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak for or against Resolution No.-63, 2001. Hearing none, Davidson closed the public hearing. MOTION: Sisk moved that Council approve Resolution No. 63, Series 2001, seconded by Keany. Roll call vote was taken. The motion passed by a vote of 4-0. Mayer and Howard excused. Levihn absent. RESOLUTION NO. 64, SERIES 2001 - A SPECIAL REVIEW USE AND FINAL PUD - CHRIST THE SERVANT LUTHERAN CHURCH, 506 VIA APPIA WAY Davidson called for Staff presentation. Planning Director Paul Wood reviewed the request to amend an existing Special Review Use for Christ the Servant Lutheran Church and Final PUD, with one code exception. The requested exception is the provision to screen parking areas adjacent to residential area with a privacy fence. He stated that a Special Use Review was approved in February of 1988. The approval was for two-phases; Phase one has been constructed with approximately 7,000 SF and consists of a worship and fellowship hall. He noted that the church is proceeding with an expansion plan for classrooms, storage and office space. Phase one of the proposal would add approximately 7,400 SF to the existing structure. Currently there are 66 on-site parking spaces. The proposal will add 31 parking spaces. Phase two is anticipated to add 7,500 SF for the fellowship hall and classroom expansion, and is proposed for completion in 2012. Wood emphasized that Staff has not received any complaints from adjoining property owners during the public hearing process. Wood stated that the Planning Commission reviewed this proposal on December 11, 2001, and recommended approval for the project by a vote of 6-0, with the one condition that the HVAC/Electrical units along Via Appia Way be fully screened from public view. Wood stated that it was Staff's recommendation that it would be more appropriate to screen the parking through landscaping and berming, rather than a solid cedar fence. Planning Commission has supported that recommendation. Davidson called for Applicant presentation.