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City Council Meeting Minutes August 1, 2006 Page 7 of 12 MOTION: Council member Yarnell moved to approve Resolution No. 33, Series 2006, seconded by Council member Marsella. Mayor Pro Tem Brown offered a friendly amendment that Section 1 be completed to note the estimated use tax collection of $800,000. Council members Yarnell and Marsella accepted the amendment. VOTE: Roll call vote was taken. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0. Absent: Mayor Sisko RESOLUTION No. 34, SERIES 2006 - A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AMENDMENT TO THE FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT PLAN TO ENLARGE THE EXISTING PROJECT MONUMENT SIGN, CENTENNIAL PAVILIONS, LOT 1,133-165 MCCASLIN BLVD Mayor Pro Tem Brown requested a Staff presentation. Planning Director Wood explained, the applicant Scott Pedersen of NWC McCaslin-Century, LLC is requesting authorization to amend signage allocated under the Centennial Pavilion Final PUD for the Centennial Pavilion project, and certain amendments to the existing monument sign located on McCaslin Blvd to provide increased sign area for tenant identification from the adjacent roadway. The Centennial Pavilion Retail Center consists of five retail buildings developed in 2002. The retail buildings are all single stories and are clustered to maximize pedestrian circulation and plaza areas. The final PUD authorized three monument signs, one at McCaslin Boulevard and two at Century Drive and included project identification, as well as individual tenant identification. The buildings were authorized wall signage, with certain limitation in design and size. The approved monument signs are two sided using channel letters on steel and stucco walls, 32 square feet in area and stand five feet tall. They have project identification panels of eight square feet, and two to three identification panels of 3.2 square feet each. The PUD amendment requests authorization to replace the existing monument sign along McCaslin Boulevard. The proposed sign stands 12 feet above grade with a sign area of 65.88 square feet and has 12 tenant identification panels of 5 square feet each, with a minimum font size of 8 inches. The base is integrated on only one side of copy area. The tenant identification panels use a uniform background color of green and a uniform font color of white. The request requires three exceptions from the sign requirements from the City's Commercial Development Design Standards and Guidelines as follow: 1) an increase in area from 32 SF to 65.88 SF; 2) an expansion of the number of individual retail tenants identified, and 3) to allow the sign to be integrated architecturally with the base on only one side of the sign copy rather than two sides.