City Council Agenda and Packet 1983 08 16

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411 110 8/2/83 Page -8- Chuck Bellock Developer Stated that Pine St. Plaza Revised Plat and 730 Grape Ave. , Boulder P.U.D. was Wallow for a multi-use retail and commercial center in the downtown Louisville core area and with ample on-site parking. They are intending the enhance the access to the City with a large landscape corridor along Pine St. and along the proposed East St. In addition they will landscape a park like outlot on the corner of 42 and Pine. They will also plant and irrigate a large number of trees in the right-of-way. They are providing more parking spaces than re- quired and will utilize the shared parking and access agreement. Physical improvements will be subject to restrictive convenants and •architectural control. Design features will include architectural block, metal facades, and glass redwood store fronts. The project will have two identity signs and one tenant identity sign along East St. Building signs will also be identity ones. The first phase will be constriction of the retail commercial building on lot 1 on Pine St and landscaping will be done adjacent to lot 1. The Legion will construct a new lodge on lot 3. Third phase will be a retail commercial building on lot 2 with completion at that time of all site landscaping. The 4th phase will be lot 4. East Street will be improved from the south end of the Plaza at the time of develop- ment of lot 3. Pine St. Plaza will create additional tax revenues as well as being an attractive entrance to the City. Mr. Bellock stated the the architectural design for the buildings facing the east and north would be the same as presented to the Planning Commission. Lots 3 and 4 would be predominately block - the store fronts would be identical. Construction would begin as soon as Council has approved the Plat and P. U.D. He detailed the architectural design and stated that basically it would always be block, glass and redwood. ouncilman Fauson Commented that the people that live on East Street were concerned as East Street was their only main acess; therefore requested that Mr. Bellock make a special effort not to in- convenience those people. Mr. Bellock agreed to this.