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Keany agreed with Lathrop. He suggested Council consider allowing eight houses on the east side of McCaslin and one on the west side. Sisk moved that Council table the Annexation Agreement and place it as item D4, after Agenda item D3, Ordinance No. 1166, Series 1994. Seconded by Levihn. All in favor. ORDINANCE NO. 1165, SERIES 1994 - ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, COLORADO, THE PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE NORTH HALF OF SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 1 SOUTH, RANGE 69 WEST, SOUTH OF SOUTH BOULDER ROAD AND WEST OF WASHINGTON AVENUE - 2ND READING - CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING FROM DECEMBER 20, 1994 (RE-PUBL. LSVL. TIMES 9/6, 9/23. AND 9/30 WITH FULL ORDINANCE) Griffiths read by title only Ordinance No. 1165, Series 1995, "An ordinance annexing to the City of Louisville, Colorado, the property located in the north half of Section 7, Township 1 South, Range 69 West, south of South Boulder Road and west of Washington AvenUe." Paul Wood, Planning Director, reviewed both Ordinance No. 1165 and 1166. He stated that Ordinance No. 1165 went before the Planning Commission on February 22, 1995. They approved the annexation and zoning with the AO-T and SF-R zoning. The request for a Special Review Use for a private horse stables was denied. Planning Commission specifically did not take any action to approve any form of a preliminary PUD plan. He explained that the 70' wide Public Service right-of- way, approximately .38 acres, is not a portion of either Parcel 1 or 2 of the annexation Plat. The proposed total land dedication is 6.25 acres, with the majority being the open space between the subdivision and South Boulder Road. He stated that Ordinance No. 1166 proposed to zone the property, 6.68 acres as AO-T and approximately 22.79 acres as SF-R. The applicant was requesting to amend Ordinance No. 1166, Series 1994, as approved on first reading by amending the residential zoning from Restricted Rural Residential (RR-R) to Single Family - Rural (SF-R). Davidson opened the public hearing on Ordinances No. 1165 and 1166, Series 1994, and called for the applicant's presentation. John Durham, Land Planner with the Norris Dullea Company, 243 East 19th Avenue, Denver, Colorado, stated that City staff had suggested the SF-R zoning. He pointed out that the AO-T zoning required 60% open space and they have exceeded that at approximately 62%. They have complied with the 50' buffers and put a trail through the open space behind the office complex. Thirty-three percent of the overall site is in open space. James M. Commander, 1556 Washington Avenue (Hillsborough West), Louisville, Colorado, stated that his development is impacted in every direction by development. He did not want to be impacted by office development on South Boulder Road, causing Washington Avenue, Linden, and Kennedy to become driveways for this project. 7