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edge, regarding what makes it economical and what doesn't for the District and other participants. Council may hear a counter as far as that. Phare told them that they could use Louisville's dollar amount as a maximum with no less than 2.5 c.f.s., if they could get enough participants to proceed with the project at that dollar amount. Phare stated that they will take no formal action until Friday at the earliest., possibly not until the November meeting. RESOLUTION NO. 59, SERIES 1992 - FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT - RIDGEVIEW ESTATES John Franklin, Community Development Director, commented that the property is approximately 29 acres in size, located south of South Boulder Road at approximately Eisenhower Drive extended. The applicant is Sheffield Homes. The request would involve a Plat for between 66 and 68 single family detached lots. He asked that City Council make part of the record of this proceeding all public documents in the files of the Community Development Department related to the proposed Ridgeview Estates Subdivision, including the preliminary and the proposed final Plat, related documents filed by the applicant, the minutes of the Planning Commission hearings and meetings on the proposed subdivision, documents adopted by the Planning Commission in relation to the proposed subdivision, documents presented to the Council with Council's information packets for this meeting, including the staff reports and attachments, the City zoning ordinance, subdivision ordinance, and Comprehensive Plan. Davidson: So ordered. Franklin stated that Sheffield Homes appeared before Planning Commission and after two (2) meetings voted 7-0 to adopt a resolution recommending approval with many conditions (SEE ATTACHED). Council would need to consider incorporation of those, if they chose to move forward with the subdivision. He stated that the applicant agreed to comply with the Conditions as listed. In compliance with some of the conditions the applicant had submitted a cross section sketch and a proposed revised plat, which would implement the direction that the Planning Commission gave the applicant and their recommendation with regard to the parks and open space issue. The information was contained in Council's packet. Susan Griffiths, City Attorney, explained that the proposed development of Ridgeview Estates is different from other residential development proposals that the Council has reviewed in recent months, since it involves only a subdivision plat and not a PUD. She stated that the zoning of the property permits residential development. The question before the Council was whether the subdivision plat can be approved under the applicable City subdivision regulations and State law. She stated that the options for Council under the City subdivision regulations are to 10