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Sisk stated that as part of the 1985 Agreement the zoning was specified as entirely B-O, Business-Office. He wondered if it is Eastcor's position that anything coming in would be part of B-O zoning. Junge stated that the answer is "yes." He commented that they are not asking for anything on the Master Plan approval that is inconsistent with the B-O zone. He stated that after they get past the first two users, before they ever come with the third use, they would bring back to Council for policy and then through the Planning Commission, a full Master Plan. Howard proposed that the City and developer split the difference between the $6,000 and approximately $40,000 on the cash-in-lieu of to help ease the inequity of the situation. Hadjis stated that originally they had in the Plat an outlot (just under 5,000 s.f.) on the corner of the site as dedication to the City. It is not on the present Plat because the setbacks are still there. It will still be green space and landscaped, and there won't be drainage or anything on it. It qualifies as open space. He felt that if that was Council's desire, he felt they could give up that land and go up to $10,000 as cash-in-lieu. He stated that they have also agreed to pay for 1/4 of a traffic signal. Davidson preferred that the outlot be retained and maintained by the developer as an amenity to the development. Levihn stated that he was not in favor of a gas station on the property with the pre-school. He felt the time frame of ten years on this Agreement was too long. Howard moved that Council approve Resolution No. 24, Series 1994, Lot 2, Final Plat, Final PUD, Century Office Park with the amendment that the amount for the open space dedication be $10,000. Seconded by Mayer. Mayer offered friendly amendments that the Century Circle be signed for no parking and that the signage for Children's World be adjusted to be a non-interior lighted sign. Howard accepted both amendments. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 5 - 0 vote with Keany being absent and Lathrop being excused. RESOLUTION NO. 26, SERIES 1994 - A FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR LOT 1 (LAFAYETTE STATE BANK) - CENTURY OFFICE PARK Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the PUD shows a two-story bank and office building with five drive-through lanes. The building is approximately 4,200 s.f. on the first floor with a 9