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lighting for the safe evening use of the property, and therefore, believes that additional work could be done to further limit parking lot lighting levels to focus lighting on primary parking areas and site entrances. The Commission approved this application at their June 8 meeting, with the 24 conditions contained in Resolution 4/28. The conditions that remain outstanding are listed as follows: 1. That all existing easements no longer needed on this plat are vacated by separate easement vacation ordinance, after recordation of the subdivision replat and prior to issuance of any building permits on these lots. 2. That the City Staff shall review and approve the proposed cross access easement prior to recordation with Boulder County, and prior to issuance of any building permits. 3. That the City shall review and approve the declaration regarding maintenance of Outlot M prior to recordation with Boulder County, and prior to issuance of any building permits. 4. That two additional utility easement stub outs are provided to the vacant properties to the east and south to preserve the opportunity to provide water service to those lots from the public water line running through this site. 5. That an additional street tree is provided at the entry at the northeast corner of the development. 6. That at either side of each of the main entries, the bottom section of windows be removed to better define the main entries, and to break the long continuous window pattern. 7. That the overall parking lot lighting shall be reduced while focusing parking lot lighting on main drive aisles and primary parking areas. Staff is recommending two minor additional conditions. These issues were both discussed in our Planning Commission Staff Report, but were not reflected in our recommended conditions of approval. 8. That loading door lights be limited to fully shielded, complete cut off, 175-watt, metal halide fixtures, and shown on the PUD plans. 9. That the six parking spaces adjacent to the street to the north of Building K, which conflict with a proposed retaining wall are either removed, or the retaining wall redesigned to eliminate the conflict. Davidson called for the applicant presentation. Bob West, Oz Architecture, 1820 Folsom Street, Boulder, Colorado, stated that they are excited to present what they hope will be the first true 'flex' building approved at CTC. He presented a brief review of the buildings and the changes that have been made. He requested that Council reconsider Planning Commission's recommendation to limit the number of dock doors. He explained that each building contains zones where dock doors can be located. He stated that they would like the center building to have the option to provide six dock doors and was then available to answer any questions. Davidson called for Council comments and questions. 11