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Davidson called for Council comments. Sisk wanted the CU Buffalo sign to stay. He was told it would be moved right next to the Coal Creek Trail. Lathrop did not want a free standing convenience or liquor store. Sisk stated that there would be no stores selling alcoholic beverages or dispensing gasoline products. Armstrong agreed to no drive-up retail facilities. He felt they had addressed all of the issues. He pointed out that this site is irregular with floodplain issues. They hoped to build a quality, low density business park. They are providing a permanent means of ingress/egress to the golf course maintenance facility and the designated area for the Coal Creek Trail through their Tract B with public points of access into that trail, bringing order to the chaos on that site. Davidson stated on the 200' setback, if Council decides to do that from the roadway rather than the right-of-way, language should be developed and agreed to by the developer and the City Administrator. Sisk moved that Council approve Resolution No. 3, Series 1998, subject to the following conditions: on the resolution, No. 1, which would be agreed upon with regard to the McCaslin interchange, language that would be agreed upon by the City Attorney, City Administrator, the applicants, and signed off by the Mayor (the Special Improvement District); No 2, the inclusion of the uses not permitted, the ones stated in the PUD plus convenience retail and beverage stores and any retail facilities that would include drive-thru facilities; No. 3, the Koelbel & Co. revisionary rights would still remain in effect; No. 4, the 200' issue would be resolved by and between the parties, as between the City Administrator and the applicant, and signed off by the Mayor. There would be 200' in keeping with Parcel H. The developers would agree to the landscaping provisions that were imposed by Parcel H. There would be a maximum gross building area of 280,000 sq. ft., based upon the approximate net leasable floor area of 250,000 sq. ft., seconded by Levihn. Lathrop offered a friendly amendment that retail beverage be changed to retail liquor. Sisk and seconder Levihn accepted. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6 - 1 vote with Mayer voting against. THE BUSINESS CENTER AT CTC Paul Wood requested by motion that City Council include in to the record for the rezoning hearing: the rezoning application filed by the applicant, all materials included in the City Council packet, the minutes of the Planning Commission hearing on the proposed rezoning, the City's zoning and subdivision ordinance, City Comp Plan, Mizel/Ward annexation agreements, and any other public 4