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Louisville City Council Meeting <br />December 19, 2000 <br />Page 8. <br /> <br />COUNCIL COMMENTS <br /> <br />Keany asked if the Applicant had any concerns relative to the conditions set forth in the <br />Resolution. Doody stated that the Applicant had no concerns relative to the conditions <br />set forth. <br /> <br />Sisk stated that he understood the motivation for a sign to identify the bank, the drive-up <br />and to assist motorist in finding the banking facility. He stated that he thought the Bank <br />of Louisville's sign was one of the best signs in Louisville and was disappointed to see it <br />go. Sisk asked if the bank is connected to the First National Bank of Longmont. Doody <br />replied yes. <br /> <br />Sisk stated that it was his understanding that there would be no further requests made in <br />terms of square footage and asked that it be reflected on the new PUD. Wood stated that <br />a specific note was not made. <br /> <br />Sisk stated that his concern was that if another holding company bought the First <br />National Bank of Longmont, the sign process would begin again and a request for more <br />square footage would be requested. Sisk asked that the square footage be a condition of <br />the amended PUD so that questions would not be raised again. <br /> <br />Wood asked for clarification on whether the intent to restrict the square footage is for the <br />two tower signs and the additional wall signs, or to restrict the square footage to its <br />current approved location. <br /> <br />Sisk stated that the intent is to restrict the square footage to its current approved location. <br /> <br />MOTION: Keany moved that Council approve Resolution No. 73, Series 2000, with an <br />additional condition that the PUD will be amended to insure that this is the maximum <br />amount of square footage of signage and the only allowable sign locations in the future, <br />seconded by Brown. All in flavor. Absent: Davidson - excused. <br /> <br />APPROVAL OF US 36 MAJOR INVESTMENT STUDY (MIS) - LOCALLY <br /> PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE <br /> <br />Sisk called for Staff presentation <br /> <br />Assistant to the City Administrator, Heather Balser reported on the Major Investment <br />Study, which is a process to identify transportation problems and needs in a major <br />transportation corridor, and to identify and evaluate potential alternative solutions to <br /> <br /> <br />