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this area? <br /> Jorgensen: I personally have not seen any <br /> reports regarding the subsidence in <br /> this area. <br /> Franklin: The reference for subsidence risk is <br /> a study performed under the auspices <br /> of the State of Colorado and Boulder <br /> County by Dames & Moore for the <br /> entire Louisville and Lafayette <br /> areas. On the saps it identifies no <br /> under mining or subsidence risk in <br /> this area. That is the reference we <br /> use when we look at development <br /> applications. <br /> Redding: The drainage report or the erosion <br /> control plan, is this something in <br /> progress or you refer to some plan <br /> that had been dons in earlier years? <br /> Is this available for us to look at? <br /> Jorgensen: The storm water management plan <br /> which I referred to is a recent <br /> requirement of the State. Kormally, <br /> the City of Louisville, in addition, <br /> requires an erosion control plan to <br /> go along with tie over lot grading <br /> plan. The requirements of the storm <br /> water control plan is that you <br /> submit it 10 days prior to any <br /> construction and they review and <br /> approve your plan. <br /> Redding: In regard to your opening comments <br /> about the access to South Boulder <br /> Road, I don't see her you could have <br /> this development without that <br /> access. Do you plan to haves a <br /> traffic light or has one ever been <br /> discussed for that location? <br /> Jorgensen: In Planning Commission this was <br /> brought up and at that time the <br /> staff did not feel there was any <br /> warrant for a signal at that <br /> location given the traffic counts. <br /> Hornbostel s on the document Sheffield Hoses gave <br /> us there was a letter, which <br /> referred to some items that had <br /> 23 <br />