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Howard wanted an ending date for the temporary use. Anderson stated October 31, 1995. Sisk suggested the wording in condition No. 2 read "...until application for building permit...", instead of "...until issuance of building permit..." Mayer wanted the conditions and terms under which "Temporary Use" refined so that it is not just an ad hoc decision by Council. Keany moved that Council approve Resolution No. 14, Series 1995, with the change to condition No. 2 to read "The Temporary use shall not commence until submittal of building plans for a permanent office building on Lot 101 to the Building Department. Seconded by Lathrop. Sisk offered a friendly amendment that they insert Lot 102 as opposed to Lot 2 in the title. Howard offered a friendly amendment to include all of the other conditions listed on the Resolution. Keany and seconder, Lathrop accepted the friendly amendments. All in favor. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - EXTENSION OF A TEMPORARY USE PERMIT FOR THE GARDEN PATH GARDEN CENTER Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the applicants were requesting an 18 month extension of a temporary use permit to November 30, 1996. This would be the second extension, if granted. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Scott Sorenson, 1821 East Street, Louisville, Colorado, explained that the 18 month extension was needed due to their inability to secure financing. The financial institutions informed them that they would need additional time to build business performance to secure the required financing for the permanent improvements. He presented 12 letters to Council from local business people and customers, a letter from his banker, and one from an employee in support of the Garden Center. Davidson called for Council questions. Mayer asked if all of the public improvements that connect to the property had been made. Sorenson stated that there is still an 8" water main that needed to be extended to the north end of the property and a curb and gutter on Hwy. 42 needed to be extended approximately 20'. Howard asked about ADA compliance.