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City Council Meeting Minutes August 18, 2020 Page 6 of 9 Charlotte Buck, 947 Larkspur Lane, stated she does not support the request to change the Comp Plan and GDP. She doesn't want dense development on the site and wants more sustainability. Matt Jones, 265 Dahlia Drive, stated the development should meet the current Comp Plan. It doesn't need the residential and Medtronic can build under what is currently allowed. John Leary, 1116 LaFarge Avenue, stated this should be a bottom up process where the residents get the most say. Sam Bailey, Denver Metro Economic Development Corporation, stated their organization supports the Medtronic campus on this site. This could be a great activator on this site and it brings a great corporation to this site that will invest in the community. Jonathan Vigh, 355 Cherokee Avenue, Superior, stated he supports the residential component as Louisville has a dire need of housing for people of all income levels especially starter homes. He stated continued single family zoning restrictions only makes Louisville less diverse and it needs multi -family housing. Susan Morris, 939 West Maple, stated the Council should not be redesigning this proposal but should simply deny it. The developer needs to come back with a new plan and start over. There is no need for residential and Medtronic can build under what is currently allowed. Erin Lindsay, 826 Trail Ridge Drive, stated Medtronic should partner with the community and build under current regulations. The current proposal is too big and this should be denied. Katherine Marsella, 703 Gold Way, Superior, stated as a Monarch High School student she would like to see a new proposal that does not impact the high school so heavily. This proposal should be denied. Matt Michaelis, 1918 Quail Circle, reviewed the statistics of the public comments stating he found ninety percent of the comments from Louisville residents are against the project. This is too big and not what the community wants. Please deny the application. Stephanie Rowe, 631 West Street, stated she feels this proposal has not been transparent with the public and doesn't feel the company can be trusted. Terrie Clark, 765 East Wiggins, Superior, doesn't support the project. Residents should drive this process.