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Davidson called for anyone else wishing to speak on this Ordinance. NONE Davidson closed the public hearing and called for Council comments or motions. Mayer moved that Council approve Ordinance No. 1159, Series 1994, on second reading and approve the following ballot title for the November 8, 1994, Special Election, "Shall the position of the Louisville City Clerk be made appointive rather than elective, the appointment to be made by the City Council." Seconded by Sisk. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 4 - 2 vote with Keany and Howard voting against and Levihn being absent. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION COMPLEX ANNEXATION LETTER LOUISVILLE SPORTS Steve Baysinger, Parks & Recreation Director, stated that in conjunction with the Intergovernmental Agreement and what was outlined as the property useable for the sports complex, Louisville needs to begin annexing this property, which was part of the initial discussion, so the city can provide the services there. Davidson called for Council questions or motions. Keany encouraged the Planning Commission, Planning Department, and any other department involved in this process to expedite this at every possible step along the way. Howard moved that Council accept the letter of interest for the annexation for the Louisville Sports Complex and refer this letter to the Planning Commission. Seconded by Sisk. All in favor. RESOLUTION NO. 47, SERIES 1994 - APPROVING A FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR LOT 4 CENTENNIAL VALLEY PARCEL O - CENTENNIAL MARKETPLACE - MCDONALD'S Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the location of the property is at the northeast corner of McCaslin Boulevard and Dillon Road, Lot 4 (approximately 1 acre), Centennial Valley, Parcel O, Filing 3. They propose to construct a 3,000 s.f. McDonald's Restaurant with an attached 1,400 s.f. indoor playland for a total of 4,400 s.f. Maximum building height is 17.5' and 22' for the Playland. There will be two wall signs. The McDonald's sign is approximately 50 s.f. and the Playland sign is 80 s.f., with both exceeding the maximum 48 s.f. permitted by the Centennial Marketplace Retail Design Guidelines. There will be on-site landscaping of 25%. The Planning Commission held a public hearing on August 11, 1994, and approved the request with a 4 - 0 vote, with the condition that all wall signs shall comply with Centennial Marketplace Design Guidelines, which was staff's recommendation as well.