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3.) 5.) 7.) The subdividers shall fulfill his respective open space dedication obligation as required by annexation agreements both by the Mizel/Ward annexation as well as by the Subdivision Agreement for the Colorado Tech Center Filing No. 1. The Final PUD shall be modified to reflect a 20' rear building setback running adjacent to and parallel with the southerly line of Outlot D. Parking within the rear setback will be permitted, but must be fully screened from Hwy. 42. Screening and buffering measures shall insure that glare is not projected off of the premises of the parking lot and that this provision supersedes any other provisions. The final grading and drainage plan shall be approved by the Department of Public Works prior to recording the Final Subdivision Plan. The phasing plan shall be revised to reflect that South 104th Street shall be constructed by the CTC Metro District in Phase I. In the event the District does not construct road improvements, the subdivider shall be obligated to construct the portion of South 104th Street, north of Taylor Avenue. Taylor is extended to South 104th Street in Phase II. The balance of 104th Street shall be constructed in Phase II. Prior to the development of lots fronting South 104th Street, the subdivider shall be required to execute a development agreement and secure same with the required guarantee in a form acceptable to the City prior to the issuance of building permits in the respective phases. The subdivider or his guarantees shall be required to convey fee title to the City for an outlot to function as a pedestrian trail connection, the width of which to be agreed upon by the applicant and the City staff and signed by the Mayor. Utility and access easement at/or prior to PUD review for Lots 11 - 14. The subdivider shall convey easement parcels No. 1 - 4 by Conservation Easement Deed at or prior to the recording of the Final Subdivision Plat. A conceptual plan for the 110' easement grading as well as landscaping be done for the entire 110' easement, Lots 1, 3, 16, 17, 18, and 19, when the first building is brought before Council. Mayer seconded. Davidson offered a friendly amendment that at the very end of condition No. 3, add "Less than .6 of an acre, which shall be provided on other property along 104th Street." Howard and seconder Mayer accepted that. Mayer offered a friendly amendment that the grading and landscaping plan be accepted by the City and the applicant, prior to or along with the Conservation Easement being executed, before/with approval of the first PUD. Sam Light, City Attorney, in a point of clarification, stated that it would be at or prior to recording of the approvals.