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City Council Meeting Minutes August 5, 2008 Page 8 of 14 City Attorney Light clarified the revision to the ordinance would read "vehicles shall not encroach into the public street, sidewalk or public right-of-way." Mayor Pro Tem Marsella and Council Yarnell accepted the amendment. Roll call vote was taken. The motion carried by a vote of 5-1. Councilor Sackett voted no. Absent: Councilor Clabots. RESOLUTION No. 33, SERIES 2008 - A RESOLUTION APPROVING A FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) PLAN FORA 3,757 SQUARE FOOT KEY BANK AT THE SHOPS AT CENTENNIAL VALLEY (409 SOUTH MCCASLIN BOULEVARD), LOT 1, BLOCK 1, CENTENNIAL VALLEY BUSINESS PARK Mayor Sisk disclosed he is a member of the Advisory Board for Wells Fargo Banks. He asked the City Attorney if he should recuse himself from the agenda item and was advised to do so. Mayor Sisk recused himself and left the meeting room. Councilor Dalton disclosed he holds stock in Wells Fargo Banks and asked the City Attorney if he should also recuse himself from the agenda item. City Attorney Light asked if the Cauncilor owned more than one percent of Wells Fargo stock. It was confirmed Councilor Dalton owned less than one percent stock in Wells Fargo and was advised he need not recuse himself. Mayor Pro Tem Marsella requested a Staff presentation. Planning Director Wood reported the applicant, Key Bank, is requesting approval of a final planned unit development (PUD) plan to permit the construction of a 3,708 square foot one-story bank building with adrive-through. The bank building is proposed on the north end of the 3.81 acre site of the redevelopment of the former State Farm Adjustment Center, located at the corner of Centennial Parkway and South McCaslin Boulevard. Access to the bank is provided primarily by a right-in, right-out access point from South McCaslin. The access to the drive-through service windows flows in a counterclockwise direction around the bank building and does not create traffic conflicts. A sidewalk was added to the plan to connect the front of the bank building to the sidewalk along South McCaslin. The overall site plan provides 152 parking spaces, with 19 spaces dedicated to the use of Key Bank. The Key Bank building will be a one-story with a pedestrian entrance facing South McCaslin and the drive-through services area located at the back (west side) of the building. The materials and colors proposed are complimentary to the existing building and will contribute to creating an architectural design connection between the two buildings on the site. The location for the monument sign for Key Bank is at the northeast corner of the site. The Planning