City Council Agenda and Packet 1998 07 07

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Jim Martin, 6203 Songbird Circle, Boulder, Colorado, stated that this project would balance the building in terms of needs and tenant mix. He commented that Starbucks is a good corporate citizen, socially responsible, and environmentally conscious. Davidson called for Council questions, comments, or motions. Sisk asked whether the applicant intends to display drape-over signage with "now open" or any other messages. Martin stated he does not intend to display such signs. Mayer moved that Council approve Resolution No. 20, Series 1998, Special Review Use for Starbucks Coffee at 305 McCaslin Boulevard, Lot lOA, Century Office Park, seconded by Howard. Sisk offered a friendly amendment to change the word "restrict" to "prohibit" in condition No.1, and that this Special Review Use is applicable only to Starbucks. Mayer and seconder Howard accepted. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 7 - 0 vote ORDINANCE NO. 1280, SERIES 1998 - AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE GOLF COURSE ACTIVITY ENTERPRISE OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, COLORADO _ 1ST READING - SET PUBLIC HEARING - 5/5/98 Light read by title Ordinance No. 1280, Series 1998, "An Ordinance Designating and Establishing tHe Golf Course Activity Enterprise of the City of Louisville, Colorado." He noted that he had distributed a revised Page 3 of the Ordinance with some minor formatting changes. Keany moved that Council place Ordinance No. 1280, Series 1998, out for publication and set a public hearing for May 5, 1998, seconded by Levihn. All in favor. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - PRELIMINARY PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR OFFICE EXPANSION AND RECONSTRUCTION AT 728 MAIN STREET Davidson called for staff introduction. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that this PUD proposes expansion and reconstruction of the existing single-story structure, increasing the gross area of the building to 16,225 s.f. on three levels, including an additional basement area of 4,200 s.f. The total proposed square footage would be 20,425 s.f. Based upon the 16,225 s;f proposal, the floor-area ratio would be 2.35. The rear building will maintain a 20' setback from the alley and will incorporate masonry block. The third story is proposed to have a 26' setback from Main Street and a 5' setback from the south elevation. A number of draft attachments have been provided to highlight applicable discussion points received from the Steering Committee in the Downtown Design Guideline project. Wood stated that, based upon the 8