City Council Agenda and Packet 1997 09 16

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specifically approved through the Final PUD process. There are several mechanical units on the south building elevation. Those should be screened with a stone wing wall extension or additional landscape screening. Bike racks should also be added to the PUD for Lot 1. Future locations would be reviewed as part of the individual Final PUD process. Condition No. 9 should read that the PUD note designate the two future sidewalk from the north and south parking areas to the 88th Street right -of -way, to be installed if and at the time a public sidewalk is installed along 88th Street: Davidson recalled that the agreement reached with the School District concerning condition No. 3 was "The access movements shown on the PUD may be subject to change at the sole discretion of the City and eliminating all the other language." He stated 'that the Council's intent is not to change it unless for some reason the local high school kids start to use that residential street. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. William Feinberg, 303 17th Avenue, Suite 920, Denver, Colorado 80203, reviewed the conditions of Resolution No. 32: No. 1 they felt rock instead of bark would be safer in the wind and the schools are using a Blue Grass blend. No. 2 they would be willing to work with staff on. No. 3 they did not like the wording after the last comma, "...the property owner(s) shall... They asked that the wording be modified allowing the City to make changes based upon their standard language, but at the City's cost as opposed to the property owner's cost. No. 4 most of that is up to the School District as they have done a pedestrian plan and it is discussed somewhat in the IGA. No. 5, 6, 7, and 8 they had no problems with. They proposed putting the bike rack in a common area to be used by everyone, rather than one to be used specifically for Lot 1. No. 8 wanted this changed to "if the City built a sidewalk along 88th Street in the future, they would extend their sidewalk up to their property line connecting to the City's." Rob Laten, landscape architect, Design Concepts, Boulder, Colorado, stated that they are also the landscape architects for the School District on the K -12 site for both school buildings. He reviewed the landscaping, including the advantages of using a Blue Grass mixture. Davidson called for Council questions. Mayer preferred the fescue grass. He felt the wood mulch would be more attractive. Keany supported the 175 watt bulbs. Howard did not support the 175 watt bulbs, as he felt more lighting was needed for security. He preferred rocks to mulch in the landscaping. 9