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Griffiths suggested to replace No. 8, "The subdivider would specifically acknowledge on the final Subdivision Plat and PUD Development Plan the authority of the City and the City's sole discretion to close the access to Parcel H from McCaslin Boulevard." Lathrop and Mayer accepted that. Davidson offered a friendly amendment to add "upon the execution of the 5th Amendment to the Development Agreement." Lathrop and Mayer accepted that. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 5 - 1 vote with Mayer voting against and Keany being absent. RECESS Davidson called for a five minute recess. Council returned from recess. RESOLUTION NO. 31, SERIES HOMESTEAD EFFICIENCIES - (CONTINUED FROM 6/6/95) 1995 - FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR CENTENNIAL VALLEY, PARCEL "H", LOT 3, Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the primary revisions had occurred on Lot 3 with regard to the building orientations of buildings "A" and "C". Building "A" had been reduced from 9,605 s.f footprint to 7,670 s.f. Building "C" had been increased from 5,547 s.f. to 10,389 s.f. on the main level. Building coverage had increased from 14% to 15.8% with a total landscape area of 35%. The revised Final PUD Development Plan reflected three, two-story buildings with a total of 25,164 s.f. They propose 141 rooms with a 800 s.f. manager's apartment. Signage had not been changed. Lot 3 buildings had been proposed with a dark charcoal composition shingled roof, blue doors, and a lighter gray stucco wall treatment. Staff recommendation was to maintain the wall color and lightening the shade of the roof with white doors and white trim. The applicant was willing to comply with staffs recommendation. Resolution No. 31 had three conditions of approval. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Don Shonkwiler, H.D. Delaware Properties, Inc., 400 South McCaslin, Louisville, Colorado, was there to answer any questions. Jim Shipman, Isaacson, Rosenbaum, Woods, & Levy, 633 - 17 Street, Ste. 2200, Denver, Colorado, representing Security Capital Pacific Trust, the applicant for Lot 3, stated that this is a commercial use, which is permitted on this property. The rental of the units will be for less than 30 consecutive days. The property will never be converted to or operated as a multi-family dwelling or multi-unit dwelling. 10