City Council Agenda and Packet 1998 08 04

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be incorporated onto the plat and into the developer's agreement that is subject to" approval by the City Attorney, City Administrator, and Mayor. Sam Light, City Attorney, offered a friendly amendment to strike the word "plat" from condition number three and insert the word "PUD," accepted by Howard and seconded by Levihn. Keany offered a friendly amendment that there beat least ten small shrubs in the gully between the retaining wall and the fence, not accepted by Howard. Keany offered a friendly amendment that there be landscaping between the fence and retaining wall, to be worked out by staff, accepted by Howard and Levihn. Lathrop offered a friendly amendment to condition number one to read: "The applicant shall use an integral color in the concrete retaining wall to darken the color of the wall," accepted by Howard and Levihn. Greenwald apologized for the error and agreed to the condition. He stated that it was their intention to use an integral color in the concrete retaining wall. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 5-2 vote, with Sisk and Mayer voting against. RESOLUTION No. 34, SERIES 1998 - FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR ~OUISVILLE HOSPITALITY GROUP, INC., DILLON ROAD AND McCASLIN BLVD. .. - LOT 2, CENTENNIAL VALLEY, PARCEL H Davidson called for staff introduction. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated this is a similar proposal to that of a hotel on this lot (by the same applicant), disapproved by the City Council in April of this year. The fundamental difference in this application from the one that was disapproved is the reduction to a two-story building. The height is now within the 35-foot maximum and the roof system has a full pitch, to be consistent in design with adjacent structures. The loss of the partial third-story results in a decrease in rooms from 74 to 60. The building footprint has increased slightly in an effort to recapture some of the rooms lost from the third-story. Parking has also been reduced so that the landscaped coverage has not decreased. The proposed ground sign has been eliminated and the amount of architectural accent lighting has been reduced. The Planning Commission approved the proposal with nine conditions. Six ofthose conditions have been met. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Dipak Patel, 3901 (inaudible) Street, Denver, Colorado, thanked Council for the opportunity to present the revised proposal for Quality Inn and Suites. He agreed to a note on the PUD limiting the 10