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RECESSED Davidson called the meeting back to order. RESOLUTION NO. 58, SERIES 1992 - NEODATA - FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT AND FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT John Franklin, Community Development Director, stated that this is for the Neodata Services, Inc. project located within Homart's Centennial Valley Business Park on the Centennial Parkway loop road, generally west of McCaslin, Dillon Road extended, in the southwest area of the Centennial Valley property. They request approval of a 478,000 sq. ft. two (2) stage, mixed office, printing, and warehouse facility. This will be their second facility in Louisville. Homart is responsible for the Subdivision Plat and also before Council is a Final Plat for Lot 1 of Centennial Valley Filing No. 3, which will accommodate the Neodata project. He explained that one year ago the Planning Commission approved this project and recommended approval. September 8, 1992, Neodata made an informational presentation to the Planning Commission to bring them up to date on what had transpired in the year and to apprise them of minor upgrades to the proposal, including the mezzanine addition and parking facilities addition. The Planning Commission was favorable. He added that if Council approves this tonight, they are prepared to meet with representatives of the architect, contractor, and designers tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. to initiate the pre-construction process for a fast track approval of their permit. Don Shonkwiler, Homart Development, 400 South McCaslin, Louisville, CO, explained the phasing of the project. The first phase includes a 208,000 sq. ft. footprint and a 90,000 sq. ft. mezzanine to used for warehouse. The second phase of the project, which they hope will occur approximate to the completion of the first phase, or while it's still under construction, would be a 180,000 sq. ft. warehouse. The reason for phasing the project is that that may occur at some later date than approximate to the completion of Phase I and can provide for Phase I to stand alone. The structure will be side cast tilt wall construction. The manifestation of that will be an aggregate finished concrete wall. The columns will be smooth finished concrete and will generally be in the same cast as is in the elevation, in a beige or tan. The north elevation is the elevation that will be seen from the new roadway they will be constructing called Centennial Court. One change that has occurred from the original approval to the building as perceived today is that the postal dock has been relocated to the back side of the building, which provided for some additional employee parking, a little more parking for better access to the facilities. This project gives the City the opportunity to put a very large building in an appropriate place, nestled against the foot of Davidson Mesa. Neodata must move into this facility by April 15, 1993. There is no leeway whatsoever in that date. They've sold their building in 11