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of Quantum, because the cost of them piping the City's water across the west edge of their property far outweighed the relatively modest amount of this recovery. Phare stated that the arrangement with Neodata was that they had a quote to do the pipe to alleviate their problems. They gave the City the cash to purchase the supplies, and used the City's labor and equipment to install the pipeline thus far. The improvements being made not only benefits Louisville, but it benefits the site for approximately $120,000. Sisk felt there should be more parking. West stated that the Centennial Valley Design Guidelines require two parking spaces for every three employees for manufacturing and R & D. West stated that they came up with a total required of 476 on Phase II and they are providing 567, plus a deferred 129 spaces. Keany moved that Council approve Resolution No. 29, Series 1995, Final Subdivision Plat and Final PUD Development Plan for Quantum Peripherals of Colorado with the conditions contained therein. Seconded by Levihn. Keany amended his motion to state "with conditions No. 1 & 2 only." Phare recommended a new condition No. 3, an agreement between the City of Louisville and Quantum shall be in place for an easement to relocate the Louisville Lateral into the Public Service right-of-way behind the project. It is not an easement that is going to be noted on the plat, so this would allow the City to proceed without any further Council action. Keany accepted Phare's suggested amendment. Seconder, Levihn, accepted also. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6 - 0 vote with Howard being absent. RESOLUTION NO. 30, SERIES 1995 - OVERALL, FINAL SUBDIVISION REPLAT AND FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN - CENTENNIAL VALLEY, PARCEL "H" Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the main issues involved were access, constraints as to what identified the layout of the subdivision, landscaping off-site, public improvements, signage associated with the overall PUD, and some revisions to be incorporated. The Final Subdivision Plat requested the replat of Parcel H, approximately 20 acres, into 11 lots ranging from .31 acres to about 4.5 acres. There will be additional right-of-way dedicated from McCaslin at McCaslin and Dillon Road, Tract A, and an extension of Dahiia Street across a portion of open space, Parcel S-3 to the east. There will be two regional detention facilities which will be owned and maintained privately and will not be dedicated to the City. He reviewed the four levels of access. The traffic will be maintained at a level of service "D" which is generally accepted as the minimum allowable level of service in an urban setting. There will be a detached 5' wide sidewalk along McCaslin Boulevard and a 8' detached sidewalk on Dillon Road. All proposed pedestrian and bicycle circulation for Parcel H is shown on PUD sheet L3. The overall subdivision layout had been driven, in part, by the presence