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Shonkwiler: <br /> <br />No. Right now we already pipe this <br />ditch all the way from this location <br />(pointing to map) to the Golf <br />Course, past Stan's property, <br />Klubert's property, and Steve <br />Tracy's property. So, their water <br />is already in a tube. I don't <br />believe this impacts the hydrology. <br />I think, if anything, it's going to <br />augment the flow, because we're not <br />going to have the ditch losses that <br />we historically have now. <br /> <br />Tom Phare, Director of Public Works, explained that the system that <br />is being implemented would provide for that to be a pressurized <br />pipe ultimately, all the way from the Louisville lateral to the <br />Golf Course. He stated that you could actually use the available <br />head to do some irrigating in parks, if they chose. There is a <br />section between where it enters Centennial approximately to Dahlia <br />Street that is CMP open channel flow pipe only and could not be <br />pressurized as is. It would have to be replaced. He commented <br />that the design would allow for conveyance of approximately 3 - 4 <br />c.f.s, minimum as is. When it is fully pressurized they could go <br />to much higher rates. <br /> <br />Lathrop: <br /> <br />Shonkwiler: <br /> <br />I would like the assurance that the <br />panels on ithe building are colored <br />in an earth tone of some sort and <br />it's not a painted color, but an <br />integral color. <br /> <br />It's going to be natural exposed <br />aggregate panels using local stone. <br />The accent~strip was to be put on by <br />a different developer than the one <br />that's doing this project today and <br />there will be no accent stripe. <br />There will be roof top units, but <br />each of the roof top units, by our <br />design guidelines, will be required <br />to be architecturally screened from <br />Highway 36. A large number of <br />screening Cottonwood trees will be <br />planted. Our building is proposed <br />to be 31 ft. tall and a Cottonwood <br />grows to be 60 - 75 ft. tall at <br />maturity. These Cottonwoods are <br />designated to screen the parking and <br />the building from some distance from <br />that building along the perimeter of <br />the land. The ornamental flowering <br />trees wilt be adjacent to the <br /> <br />14 <br /> <br /> <br />