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spaces or a ratio of five spaces/I,000 s.f. of gross building coverage. Cross parking agreements <br />between Lots 5A - 10A were proposed to mitigate potential parking problems. Wall signage on the <br />PUD allowed for one wall sign per tenant on the east (facing McCaslin) building frontage. For Lot <br />10A, the PUD allowed a total of 48 s.f. of sign area/tenant. A 3' h x 6' 1 monument sign was <br />proposed for each building as well as one 4'4" x 8' office park sign located at the intersection of <br />Century Circle and the extension to the south identifying a cluster of four office buildings. On <br />October 24, 1995, Planning Commission approved their Resolution No. 53, Series 1995, with eight <br />conditions. The applicant had complied with all conditions. <br /> <br />Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. <br /> <br />Jim Junge, Planner for the project, 9630 East Powers Place, Englewood, Colorado, reviewed the <br />project and felt the PUD met the intent of the overall business office ordinance. <br /> <br />Davidson called for Council comments. <br /> <br />Mayer wanted a cross access easement between Lot 9A and Lot 1 for parking. <br /> <br />Junge stated that there was an existing cross easement on the double lots for vehicles. <br /> <br />Mayer was concerned about approving a restaurant in concept. <br /> <br />Junge explained that they established in the overall PUD the sloped roofs, materials, brick, building <br />footprint, parking, and character. <br /> <br />Howard was concerned about the medical office parking facilities. <br /> <br />Junge clarified the parking situation and felt the parking was very adequate in a shared parking aspect. <br /> <br />Sisk was concerned about the restaurant use. He did not want the possibility of two restaurants <br />opening there. He was also concerned about the signage on Lot 10A and wanted them to have unity <br />and conformity in terms of color in the office park in general. <br /> <br />Tim Hadjis, McCaslin Limited Liability Company, stated that on Lot 10A they anticipate having a <br />bagel bakery or coffee shop. He did not mind limiting the amount of square footage in that building. <br /> <br />Sisk wanted to know if the veterinary clinic would be selling any products. <br /> <br />Junge explained that the clinic will have some incidental sales. <br /> <br />Davidson was concerned that the project had too much signage. He felt an overall maximum number <br />of square footage of signs needed to be placed on the PUD and that it be a be smaller number than <br />currently designated. <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br /> <br />