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Davidson called for Council's questions. Sisk wondered who was paying for the Title Insurance policy. Wood stated that the Planning Department would be. Lathrop wondered who maintains the Public Service Company's easement that provides access to this outlot. Wood stated that the maintenance is the city's responsibility. Sisk moved that Council approve the motion to accept the Warranty Deed of Outlot A from the Summit Homeowner's Association to the City of Louisville. Seconded by Howard. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 7 - 0 vote. DISCUSSION/MOTION - ACKNOWLEDGE ACCEPTANCE OF A NEW ACCESS EASEMENT BENEFITING LOTS 1 AND 3 OF THE COAL TRAIN SQUARE SUBDIVISION Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that Lot 1 owner is Norwest Colorado Incorporated and Lot 3 owner is Carol Sorrell. He stated that the proposed action does not vacate any existing utility easements. Staff did not intend to administratively amend the existing subdivision plat. If Council accepts conveyance of the easements, staff will approve an administrative amendment to the Final PUD Development. Erik Hartronfi, Hartronfi Associates, stated that the only change they are proposing is to modifiy the legal description for Easement B, to the south edge of Easement B, to accommodate the tree on the north side of the road. Davidson called for Council questions. Sisk wondered why the original 45° easement was created. Hartronfi stated that was part of the original PUD, 1982. Lou DellaCava, 6238 Songbird Circle, Boulder, Colorado, stated that when Coal Train Square was first approved in the early '80's, he did not feel at that time there was any specific intention to develop anything but the lot where the Diamond Shamrock Station is. Susan Griffiths, City Attorney, stated that there had been technical comments about the legal description and she would be getting with Erik Hartronfi to work those out.