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Sharon Asti-Caranci, Acting City Administrator/City Clerk read the appropriate document (SEE ATTACHED). All in favor. REPORT ON EXECUTIVE SESSION Mayer stated that they consulted with the attorney concerning the Marshall transfers. Sisk clarified that this discussion was scheduled as a result of the sub-committee's concerns about the attorney's fees that had been discussed for several months. DISCUSSION/UPDATE - STATUS OF COMPLIANCE OF EXPLOSIVE FABRICATORS, INC. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated in his update that Explosive Fabricators will be moving their administrative operations to Lafayette, which will reduce the number of employees to 47. At the end of the year they will remove both modular units on the north side of their office, which will open up 12 additional parking spaces on site, making the total number of parking spaces 56. Ed Reinke, Explosive Fabricators, Director of Operations, Courtesy Road, Louisville, Colorado, stated that they would be moving sales and administration to Lafayette. Davidson called for Council questions. Mayer (INAUDIBLE) Mayer moved that Council direct staff to amend the PUD administratively to remove the modular office structure and incorporate the additional parking. Seconded by Sisk. All in favor with Howard being absent. MCSTAIN ENTERPRISE'S CENTENNIAL II DEVELOPMENT Davidson reported they (Mayer, Davidson, and Paul Wood) had met with representatives from McStain and were able to reach a compromise. It was a recommendation from Public Works that access on to Via Appia not be an emergency only access. The agreement was for 48 single family homes on a minimum of 5,000 s.f. lots. Mayer wanted the access to Via Appia not be a full turning access. Tom Hoyt, President of McStain Enterprises, 75 Manhattan Drive, Boulder, Colorado, stated that what they are proposing is similar to Pine Street Park.