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City Council Meeting Minutes November 2, 2009 Page 7 of 14 appropriate. He did not support a non-voluntary land marking program, but encouraged further discussion. Councilor Dalton suggested further discussion at a study session. He agreed there may be some language which needs to be reviewed. He thought there should not be any road blocks put before businesses, but the character of the town should be preserved.. Mayor Sisk would not support: any indication of the Historic Preservation Commission displacing the Planning Commission, although he felt the Historic Preservation Commission could be of invaluable assistance to the Planning Commission. He also supported further discussion at a study session. Council directed Staff to schedule a study session after the first of the year and ask the Planning Commission to review the guidelines in the interim. RESOLUTION No. 39, SERIIES 2009 - A RESOLUTION APPROVING A FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ONE 40,200 SQUARE FOOT FLEX OFFICE BUILDING AND TWO ADDITIONAL FLEX OFFICE BUILDINGS EACH BEING 18,826 SQUARE FEET Mayor Sisk requested a Staff presentation. Planning Director Wood explained the subject property is Lot 12 of the Colorado Technological Center (CTG), Filing 2, located on the northwest corner of Dillon Road and South 104 th Street (739 S.1 04 Street) and zoned Commercial Business (CB). The applicant proposes to construct three "flex" office buildings on the property in two separate phases. Industrial uses are not permitted within the CB zone district. The proposed buildings are subject to the Commercial Development Design Standards and Guidelines (CDDSG). The site plan included one 401,960 square foot building (Phase 2) and two separate 18,825 square foot buildings (Phase 1) which, in total cover 23.7% of the 7.53 acre lot. Each building is to be one story in height and located to conform to the setback requirements of the CDDSG. The property will be accessed from two separate locations off 104th Street. A 6.5 foot walkway will be constructed around the perimeter of each of the two buildings. Parking will be constructed around the pE!rimeter of and between the three buildings. Building 1 A and 1 B will include 10"7 spaces and Building 2 will include 123 spaces. The site has been landscaped exceeding the CDDSG landscaping standards. The Planning Commission reviewed this request and forwarded a recommendation of support with three conditions. Staff modified the conditions with respect to the timelim~s. The amended conditions are as follows: