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explained that the Church will use the facility for church activities on the weekends for their nursery and Sunday School. There will be an morning and an afternoon session with approximately 23 children at each session. He felt the traffic flow would not be a problem. Shannon Ryland, 7659 O'Connor Road, Boulder, Colorado, stated that she has owned her Montessori school for three years. She was looking forward to opening one in Louisville. Davidson called for Council questions. Keany was concerned that the loading and unloading of children at the school be adequate. Sisk wanted the building to be according to Code, particularly fire sprinklers. Hill stated that this will be reviewed during the remodeling. Levihn did not like the outside time restrictions. Howard agreed with Sisk and Levihn. He felt there should be more than the five parking spaces. Mayer wanted the Special Review Use to be just for this school and not to go with the property. Lathrop felt the parking might be a problem. He wanted to staff to review the performance of the school, i.e. parking, traffic flow, etc., a year at, er they've had their Special Review Use granted, with no reflection on Ryland or the Church. Davidson asked about the historic use of the house for the last five years. Hill stated that it had been used as a nursery and a Sunday school facility mainly on Sunday Mornings. During the week it had various uses, such as a safehouse, Cub Scout troop, etc. Davidson called for public comments. Patricia Gray, 941 Eldorado Lane, Louisville, Colorado, spoke in favor of the Montessori School. Davidson called for Council comments. Mayer was in favor of the time limit on the outside play area. He proposed a time limit of three years for the Special Review Use. Lathrop was in favor of a staff' review in a year to see if there needed to be any changes. Ryland wanted a five year lease because of her investment. 11