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Susan Griffiths read by title only Ordinance "C", Series 1995, "An ordinance amending Sections 15.04.030 and 15.04.100 of the Louisville Municipal Code concerning the issuance of building permits and the determination of building permit fees." Sisk restated his motion. He moved that Council approve Ordinance No. 1201, Series 1995, at first reading and set it out for publication and set the public heating for October 3, 1995, and amend 15.04.100 on the second line from the bottom, by deleting the word "determination" and replace it with "computation" and to capitalize the "t" in "the" just before "computation". Seconded by Mayer. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6 - 1 vote with Lathrop voting against. RESOLUTION NO. 47, SERIES 1995 - FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN - RUBY TUESDAY'S LOT 1, CENTENNIAL VALLEY PARCEL "H", FILING NO. 2 - CONTINUED FROM 9/5/95 Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the tree count had been increased by six trees and the additional trees had been located so as not to encroach in existing or proposed utility easements. Conceming the neon accent strip, the applicant had requested that Council approve that as proposed. This resolution had two conditions of approval, as forwarded by Planning Commission. Mayer, Sisk, Lathrop and Davidson disclosed that they had visited Ruby Tuesday's in Denver to look at one of their facilities. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Bill Avery, Adams-Avery, Ltd., 1380 Lawrence Street, #870, Denver, CO 80204, introduced Doug Chenowski, Regional Director of real estate for Ruby Tuesday, Jason Sherrill, Jason - Christopher Associates, the landscape architects for the project, Brian Richtel, the real estate attorney for Ruby Tuesday's, and Lester Shor, Steve Gettleman, and Jim Shipman representing HSG. He felt the tree issue had been resolved. They requested that the channelized neon lighting, as is, be approved by Council. They did not want it to be downlit. He did not feel the first condition of approval was necessary since they had found other spots to plant the additional six trees needed and that had been the reason to relocate the property line. Davidson called for Council questions. Keany was concerned about the white neon tubing, as stated on the PUD. The Ruby Tuesday's he had visited had red neon tubing. Avery stated that it should say red neon tubing. Wood stated that the PUD detail should be specked out to require red lexon rather than clear. If the tube is red, there could be opaque white and red letters. He stated that that could be a condition, if that is Council's direction, as well as an amendment to the PUD. 4