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City Council Meeting Minutes September 22, 2020 Page 2 of 5 Safer at Home stage. A higher restriction level would likely require closing the Recreation Center and Library again. Staff will know more in a few days. Director Pierce gave an update on the recovery and improvement grant program and stated that to date ten grants totaling approximately $55,000 have been awarded. Additional grants are in process as well. She added that many of the grants benefit more than one local business as the grantee is also using the money to hire other local businesses to complete work. APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA Mayor Stolzmann asked for changes to the consent agenda; hearing none she asked for a motion. Councilmember Lipton moved to approve the consent agenda, seconded by Mayor Pro Tern Maloney. All in favor. A. Approval of Resolution No. 72, Series 2020 — A Resolution Supporting the City of Louisville's Grant Application to the Colorado State Recreational Trails Grant Program for the 2021 Davidson Mesa Open Space Trails Resurfacing Project RESOLUTION NO. 70, SERIES 2020 — A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AMENDMENT TO THE NAPA AUTO PARTS FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT FOR LOUISVILLE PLAZA FILING NO. 2, LOT 4, FIRST AMENDMENT, LOT 4B, 1413 HECLA WAY — continued from 911120 Mayor Stolzmann reopened the public hearing and asked for disclosures. There were no disclosures. Director Zuccaro stated this was continued from September 1 due to an issue with the public notice. A new notice has been completed for this evening's hearing. In addition, today the applicant submitted proposed changes to his plan. These come after a recent meeting with the neighbors. The changes include the elimination of parking spaces on the east side of the parking lot that faces the residential neighborhood. The parking still meets parking requirements. They are also proposing a reduction in fence height from six feet to four feet and changing the materials of the fence. The fence would also be moved as far west as possible and additional landscaping added on the east side of the property. The fence design requires a waiver from the Commercial Development Design Standards and Guidelines (CDDSG), which does not allow a wood fence in commercial areas. Staff finds the changes are consistent with PUD and CDDSG requirements if the fence material waiver is supported. The final PUD document, including any changes to grading, drainage and landscaping could be reviewed and finalized administratively. Staff supports the lower fence height and design if this is the most desirable design for the neighborhood.