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he would like to see in Louisville. He complimented the applicant on their project. He agreed with Sisk in regard to limiting the on-site truck parking to no more than twenty-four hours. Diesendorf briefly summarized the project. He expressed appreciation for the cooperation they have received from the City of Louisville. Wood stated the Planning Commission recommended that outdoor sales be limited to fourteen days. The applicant does have the right to apply for a temporary use permit allowing seasonal sales up to forty-five days, and up to sixty days with Council approval. Davidson replied that he understood the agreement to be no outdoor sales would be allowed without the applicant following the administrative process of applying for a temporary use permit for outdoor or seasonal sales. Howard felt that the same policy should be applied to every vendor and since other vendors are holding outdoor sales, this applicant should be afforded the same opportunity. Lathrop moved that Council approve Resolution No. 29, Series 1998 - Final Subdivision Replat Centennial Valley Filing No. 7 and a PUD Development Plan on Lot 2 for Sam's Club with the following conditions: conditions one through four as presented in Resolution No. 29 and adding condition number five to read that truck/trailer units are to be parked/stored on-site in the loading dock area with restriction as to on-street or off-street parking and condition number six to read that seasonal sales or outside sales would be by temporary use permit administered through staff, seconded by Keany. Sisk offered a friendly amendment to condition number five that the truck storage would be confined solely to the dock area, and would not be in the parking area or on the street, accepted by Lathrop and Keany. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6-0 vote. PROPOSED SALES TAX REBATE PROGRAM - SAM'S CLUB Davidson called for staff introduction. Sam Light, City Attorney, explained that on May 5, 1998, City Council forwarded comments to the Planning commission regarding the proposed Sam's Club PUD on Centennial Valley Parcel 'O' adjacent to Albertsons. At that time, the Council had also received from Koelbel & Company a proposal for a sales tax rebate program concerning the proposed Sam's Club. Highlights of that proposed sales tax rebate program are as follows: 1. One year term for a sales tax rebate beginning January 1, 1999 and terminating December 31, 1999. Should Sam's Club not be open for business by January 1, 1999 then the term would run 12 months from the opening of business.