City Council Agenda and Packet 1982 08 03

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• 7/20/82 Page -7- Height of the structure will be 27 ft. One concern stiff had was the appearance of the structure from the highway. Public Service Co. has made sincere efforts to help mitigate the appearance with landscaping. Lanterman advised there is no subdivision agreement as there are no public improvements required on the project. Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval for the special review use and the final plat. David K. Howard, 5909 E. 38th Ave . Denver, CO Introduced himself and stated he was land use supervisor for the Public Service Co. Larry Keith, Landscape Architect was also in atten- dance to answer any of Council's questions. Councilman Leary Inquired of Administrator Wurl as to the status of speaking with Public Service Co. about the joint access on the top of the hill. stated Administrator Wurl/it was his opinion that Mr. Tanaguchi had been in contact with Public Service Co. on this issue, as well as a representative from the LDS Church. Mr. Howard stated that he was present at the Planning Commission the evening Neodata's proposal was presented and the statement was made that they had no response from Public Service Co. This is his responsibility and he handed Mr. Tanaguchi his card and stated he did not appreciate the insinuation that they were not responding, wished to know whom he had contacted. The Company had had a phone call from Mr. Tanaguchi but there was no follow-up on what was occuring. Howard felt it was a good joint use - didn t know of any reason Public Service Co. would oppose the access providing they could see a plan that would not jeopardize their trans- mission system. As long as there was ade- quate clearance from any of their structures the Company would be happy to entertain a joint use of their transmission right-of-way. This was their official position on this. Administrator Wurl advised it was his opinion that Tanaguchi had written to the LDS Church representatives requesting that they join with Neodata's request to the Public Service Co.