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Lathrop was uncomfortable with the notes seven and eight on the landscaping on Tracts C and D, how that would be melded back into Lots 1 and 2, and the credit given for that. Shonkwiler stated that the applicant's had suggested that those notes be deleted and that each of those lots be considered case by case, as they come forward with PUD applications on their own merits under the Gateway Design Guidelines. Davidson wanted the words added "subject to the approval of the 5th Amendment to the Development Agreement." He was concerned about the bike lanes and the right turn lane during peak traffic, particularly with people trying to get to the Outback or the hotels coming from the left hand lane. Phare stated that this project needed a left-out access point, because the access points where the curb cuts exist on Dillon would be tough to get out of as traffic builds in this area. Kathleen Kraeger, Kraeger & Associates, 1390 Stuart Street, Denver, Colorado, stated regarding Dahlia Street, between the traffic generated from Parcel H and Centennial Marketplace, it is very likely to warrant signalization somewhere on Dillon to serve those two land uses. From the City's standpoint, it is much more desirable to place that signal on an existing City street, such as Dahlia, so that it may serve other needs as well, such as the residential area to the east. Phare pointed out that this had some serious implications for access to the Biella parcel to the east, leaving him stuck using his existing driveway for full commercial development of that parcel. Davidson asked concerning the right-in/right-out, if at some time in the future the City should determine the right-in is a hazard, should there be a note on the PUD stating the City had the authority to close that right-in. Susan Griffiths, City Attorney, stated it was safest for the City to put it as a note on the PUD. Davidson asked Griffiths to write that language. Lathrop moved that Council approve Resolution No. 30, Series 1995, a resolution approving a final Subdivision Plat and overall final PUD Development Plan for Centennial Valley Parcel H with the six conditions (SEE ATTACHED), plus two additional: 7.) The elimination of notes seven and eight of Parcel H final PUD cover sheet; The elimination of a right turn movement from McCaslin Boulevard into the private interior street may be terminated by recommendation of the Public Works Department and action by City Council. Mayer seconded. 9