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basement the same s.f., and 2,400 s.f. on the second floor. Open space on the lot will be 39%. There are 39 parking space proposed with a parking ratio of 5.9 spaces per thousand s.f. Signage is proposed for the sign wall on the north elevation. The revised documents are in compliance with conditions of the Planning Commission's Resolution No. 16, Series 1994, approved on April 12, 1994, by a vote of 7 - 0. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Jim Junge, 9630 E. Powers Place, Englewood, Colorado, hoped the architecture of the bank will set the standard for the development. Davidson liked the architecture. Howard agreed. He wondered if there would be berming. Junge stated that there will be a berm on the corner. He stated that the wall sign would be ground lighted with adequate parking, 50% greater than office standards, if the drive-up lanes weren't used. Howard asked where the drainage was. Junge stated that there is a minor ponding on the southeast corner of this property, with major drainage on the southeast corner of Lot 3. Mayer wondered if there could be a left-hand turn lane on Century Circle. Junge stated that as the right-turn lane was platted out of Century Drive, it could then have a left-turn lane in. Bob Beauprez, 726 - 95th Street, Lafayette, Colorado, President of Lafayette State Bank, felt there would never be a traffic problem. Levihn liked the facility and felt there would not be a traffic problem once the development is finished. Sisk was concerned about the 24 hour lighting. Junge stated that the canopy is down-lighting for the drive-thru, but not off site. The light standards are located west and south of the building and the portico. Levihn moved that Council approve Resolution No. 26, Series 1994. Seconded by Mayer. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 5 - 0 vote with Keany being absent and Lathrop being excused. 10