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Mayer offered a friendly amendment that the wall-mounted lighting be eliminated from the northeast and northwest inset sections and be replaced with surface mounted bollard lighting, accepted by Keany. Sisk offered a friendly amendment that the applicant grade offthe site by one-and-a-half to two feet, to bring the building down, which was not accepted by Keany or seconder Mayer. Sisk moved that Council add a condition that the applicant grade off the site one-and-a-half feet, seconded by Howard. Ellerman requested that Council consider alternative options to grading the site, due to the severe impact to the final drainage plan. Paul Webber, Civil Engineer with Johnson Engineering Associates, explained that the grading is being controlled by the presence of a Public Service gas line which runs through the site. Cutting above the gas line would eliminate the minimum coverage required by Public Service. Lathrop felt that asking the applicant to perform major, expensive adjustments in order to achieve a eighteen inch height reduction was ridiculous. Roll call was taken on the amendment. Amendment failed by a 2-5 vote, with Sisk and Howard voting yes. Davidson offered a friendly amendment that all wall-mounted signs visible from Dillon Road be tumed off at 11:00 p.m., accepted by Keany and seconder Mayer. Sam Light, City Attorney, repeated the conditions attached to the Resolution for clarification. Keany offered a friendly amendment to his motion that the fixed design criteria for signage be included as a condition, accepted by seconded Mayer. Howard stated that he could not support this plan due to the fact that the applicant was aware of the height limitations when the process initially began and Council has penalized previous applicants for not adhering to the height limitation. Roll call was taken on Resolution No. 24, as amended. Motion passed by a 4-3 vote, with Sisk, Lathrop, and Howard opposing. RESOLUTION No. 25, SERIES 1998 - FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR AN OFFICE BUILDING ON LOT 2, COAL CREEK BUSINESS PARK Davidson called for staff presentation.