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Lathrop agreed with Mayer, Howard and Levihn regarding additional landscaping. He stated the lack of windows gives the building a warehouse store appearance instead of a department store appearance. Davidson assured Mr. Dawson that Council considers the impact of commercial areas on surrounding residential areas very serious, and has adopted higher standards for developers to follow in an effort to minimize the impact. He expressed more concern for the total square footage of Kohl's sign than the sign's lettering size. Howard moved that Council forward the Final PUD Development Plan for Kohl's Department Store, Lot 3, Parcel 'O', Centennial Valley to Planning Commission, seconded by Lathrop. All in favor. ORDINANCE No. 1281, SERIES 1998 - AN ORDINANCE RENAMING A PORTION OF THE STREET KNOWN AS DAHLIA STREET LOCATED SOUTH OF DILLON ROAD TO COAL CREEK CIRCLE Sam Light, City Attorney, read by title only, Ordinance No. 1281, Series 1998 - An Ordinance Renaming a Portion of the Street Known as Dahlia Street Located South of Dillon Road to Coal Creek Circle. Howard moved to set Ordinance No. 1281, Series 1998 out for publication on July 11, 1998, and that a public meeting be held on July 21, 1998, seconded by Levihn. All in favor. AUTHORIZE PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF FINAL DETERMINATION TO PURCHASE PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE AND A CONSERVATION EASEMENT IN REAL ESTATE Davidson called for staff introduction. Bill Simmons, City Administrator, stated that pursuant to Section 2.92.010 of the Louisville Municipal Code, staff is requesting authorization to publish the public notice that at its July 21, 1998, regular meeting, the Louisville City Council will make a final determination as to the purchase of, title to, and a conservation easement in certain parcels of real estate totaling approximately 296 acres and located on the west side of 96th Street and on the north side of Dillon Road, for purposes of open space, conservation, and right-of-way. Davidson called for Council questions and comments. Levihn moved that Council authorize publication that at its July 21, 1998, regular meeting, the Louisville City Council will make a final determination as to the purchase of, title to, and a conservation easement in certain parcels of real estate totaling approximately 296 acres and located on the west side of 96th Street and on the north side of Dillon Road, for purposes of open space, conservation, and right-of-way, seconded by Howard. All in favor. 17