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Gastineau replied that since the site has been approved for a drive-in restaurant, they would be open to a tenant proposing another drive-in restaurant. If a tenant proposed a different use, they were willing to come before Council with a request for modification. Howard moved that Council approve Resolution No. 11, Series 1998, amended Final PUD Development Plan, Lot 2, Century Retail Center with prior amendments one through twelve as listed in addition to an amendment that Century Office Park Road is complete prior to issuing a certificate of occupancy, and that the parking spaces will be addressed at Lot 1 when it is presented to Council on the next PUD, seconded by Keany. Keany offered a friendly amendment that the overlot grading is reseeded in the phasing of the project, accepted by Howard. Sisk offered a friendly amendment that the landscaping green space be increased to reflect the 16% discussed, accepted by Howard and seconder Keany. Howard offered a friendly amendment that the PUD correctly reflect the parking calculations that staff recommends, accepted by seconder Keany. Sisk offered a friendly amendment that item No. 2 correctly reflect that the dedication fee is paid prior to or at the time of the Final Plat recording, with the Mayor's signature, accepted by Howard and seconder Keany. All in favor with Davidson being absent. RESOLUTION NO. 12, SERIES 1998 - FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT, FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN - THE PARK AT CTC Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated O'Connor Development had submitted a Final Subdivision and PUD Development Plan for a 62 acre parcel located directly east of the Colorado Tech. Center. There are 14 lots, ranging from 3.5 to 5.0 acres in area, zoned for light industrial uses. Access for the Park at CTC is provided for. Proposed street sections for the internal public roads reflecting right-of-way widths have been revised to reflect a 60' right-of-way with a 38-foot street section. The Final Subdivision Plat reflected the required right-of-way dedications for both South 104th Street and Cherry Street. A note shall be added to the Final Plat to clarify the plat conveyance as a means to insure that the right-of-way has been included in the legal description describing the dedication. Conveyance shall be by Special Warranty Deed in a form acceptable to the City. Landscaping requirements have been met. There is a drainage and irrigation ditch easement along Cherry Street providing irrigation water to the Maple Grove Water System. Staff and the ditch owner have raised issues regarding the conflict between the location of the ditch/utility easement and the location of the tree plantings reflected on the final landscape plan. The ditch owners have not agreed to the planting of the trees with the ditch easement. The front setback proposed at 30' will need to be increased to avoid conflicts with the ditch owner fights. This Resolution had been forwarded to the applicant with 5