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Davidson moved that Council approve Resolution No. 34, Series 1994, with the condition that the signalization payment be worked out between the developer and staff Seconded by Howard. Mayer amended the motion that the issue of sufficient parking to serve Hecla Lake be worked out between the developer and staff Amendment died for lack of a second. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 7 - 0 vote. Lathrop wanted Council to receive a copy of the completed Resolution No. 34. RESOLUTION NO. 37, SERIES 1994 - FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE RIGHT MOVE - COLORADO TECH CENTER Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the proposed use is for a 21,600 s.f. office/warehouse with five mini storage buildings (200-250 storage units) as an accessory use. It is located on Lots 13, 14, and 15, Block 3, of the CTC and zoned Industrial. Planning Commission forwarded the recommendation of approval to Council with a vote of 6 - 0 at their June 14, 1994, meeting. A condition not in the resolution that Planning Commission wanted forwarded was the intent to tie all three legal lots together as one lot, which could not be divided, so the approved drainage plan, which functions to serve all three lots together, so in the future the northern lot, where the self-storage units are, could not be sold off separately, which would damage the function of the approved drainage plan for the three lots. Wood requested, as a condition, that two notes be added to the PUD: That the three lots be held as one parcel and not to be sold off separately; That all lots are subject to the approved drainage plan filed with and made part of the PUD Final Development Plan. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Peter Heinz, Architect with Boulder Associates, 1539 Pearl Street, Suite 240, Boulder, Colorado 80302, stated that they would answer any questions. Davidson called for Council comments and questions. Mayer wondered about the security considerations. Wood stated that the intent of the applicant was to screen the storage with a 12' high bermed landscaped area, with open rod iron fencing parallel to the right-of-way. Lathrop didn't want barbed wire and the top of the security fencing. 7