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06/15/87 <br /> begin work with the City on July 6. Lillo stated <br /> that his looked forward to the challenges and the <br /> opportunities in Louisville. Mayor Fauson <br /> welcomed Lillo on behalf of all of Council. <br /> RESOLUTION 018 - PDD AMENDMEXT - <br /> STOItAGETEE Rautenstraur read in its entirety Resolution 618, <br /> "A Resolution approving a PUD Amendment for <br /> Storage Technology Corporation." <br /> Wanush stated that the applicant requests approval <br /> of a PUD amendment enabling construction of an <br /> all-weather FCC testing facility. The proposed <br /> structure will be a 1,000 s.f. partially under- <br /> ground concrete building and a 1,000 s.f. above <br /> grade single story composite building. At the <br /> public hearing on June 9, Planning Commission <br /> recommended approval without condition. <br /> Tim Triggs, Plant Engineer for StorageTek, stated <br /> that the FCC Testing Facility does not require FCC <br /> licensing. The purpose of the facility is to meet <br /> the FCC's requirements to certify levels of radio <br /> waves being emitted from their various products, <br /> while in operation. <br /> Anderson moved that Resolution 018 be adopted. <br /> Mayor Fauson seconded. By Roll Call Vote, <br /> Resolution 018 was adopted unanimously. <br /> APPROVAL OF AMENDMENT TO ROItART <br /> AGREEMENT Wanush explained that Section 2.8 of the Romart <br /> Development Agreement stipulates, in part, that <br /> when Parcel J is developed, not gore than two (2) <br /> tot lots will be required. Hocart is requesting <br /> that this potential requirement be reduced to one <br /> (1) tot lot because: 1) a tot lot was required in <br /> Parcel N when Cherrywood was platted; 2) the new <br /> school site will provide areas for children's <br /> play, and 3) the close proximity of the recreation <br /> center site Given these three factors, staff <br /> recommends approval of this change. <br /> Dave Stahl, Development Director, Bomart Develop- <br /> ment Corp., asked that Council approve this amend- <br /> ment to their agreement based on the factors out- <br /> lined by Wanush. <br /> Mohr moved that Council approve the amendment to <br /> the Bomart Agreement as outlined by staff. <br /> Carnival seconded. Unanimous. <br /> AWARD BID - LABORATORY EQUIP - WASTEWATER TREATMENT <br /> PLANT Phare explained that included in the Wastewater <br /> Treatment Plant Expansion project were funds to <br /> 4 <br />
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