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Jerry Moore, 1319 Spruce Street, Suite 205, Boulder, Colorado, stated that the only item he would like to discuss is the request to reinstate the balcony over the loading dock area. He explained that changes to the building were necessary to meet the new CDDSG setback requirements. To retain the building's square footage, the balcony was removed. He requested that the condition reinstating the second balcony be removed. He stated they have relocated the prairie dogs previously located on the site. He requested Council's approval to issue a grading permit in advance of the issuance of a building permit to complete that work prior to any prairie dogs moving back onto the site. Davidson called for Council comments and questions. Levihn agreed with the applicant's request to remove the second balcony and questioned why it should be retained. Wood replied that it was to maintain consistency with the PUD approval for Micro House. Keany questioned why Council should approve a lower parking ratio than required. Moore replied that there are uses of the building, such as storage, warehousing, etc., that would allow the building to accommodate a lower parking ratio. Jim (inaudible), CFO and co-founder of VStream, Inc., explained that the second floor of the building is designed to accommodate the service his business provides. VStream, Inc., encodes corporation training tapes to enable them to be played over the Internet. This allows the employees from those corporations to log onto the Intemet and view the training tapes at their leisure. The encoding process requires a computer oriented 'clean room' which is fairly substantial in size and will not be populated by staff. Mayer moved that Council approve Resolution No. 50, Series 1998, 1157 Century Drive, Lot 2, Block 3, Centennial Valley Business Park, Filing No. 1, Final PUD Development Plan for an Office Building containing amendment number one, striking amendment number two and replacing it with a new amendment that would require that the applicant obtain approval from the Master Developer for the increased square footage before final approval, seconded by Keany. Sam Light, City Attorney, offered a friendly amendment that the applicant obtain approval before recording of the Final PUD, accepted by Mayer and Keany. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6-0 vote. RESOLUTION No. 51, SERIES 1998, LOT 11, BLOCK 4, CTC FIRST FILING, 1721 BOXELDER STREET, FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR A SPECULATIVE LIGHT INDUSTRIAL BUILDING 20