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Mayer identified members of the Open Space Master Plan Task Force: Bill VanOrman, Betty Solek, Keith Seifert, Susan Morris, Bill Staton, and Richard Richardson. He also thanked Steve Baysinger, Parks & Recreation Director, and Randy Burkhardt, Parks Planner for all of their work on the Master Plan. Mayer moved that Council adopt the Open Space Master Plan, Resolution No. 27, Series 1995. Seconded by Lathrop. All in favor with Howard being absent. Davidson directed the Finance Committee to start to process of going through the Master Plan to direct City staff`to acquire those parcels that had been identified as a priority. RESOLUTION NO. 23, SERIES 1995 -FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN CENTENNIAL MARKETPLACE - PARCEL O, LOT 9, CONTINUED BY COUNCIL ON MAY 2, 1995 Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that in response to Council comments on May 2, the applicant had incorporated revisions to their revised PUD Development Plan (SEE ATTACHED). Staff recommended that the following language be added to the PUD, "Prior to making application to a liquor licensing authority for the on premise consumption of alcoholic beverages, the business owner shall submit evidence that a Special Review Use Permit had been approved by the City Council." Ail conditions of the Planning Commission had been addressed with the exception of the documenting the shared access agreement, which is now condition No. 1 of this resolution. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Bob West, OZ Architecture, 2336 Pearl Street, Boulder, CO 80302, representing John McCormick, owner of the site and the building, reviewed the project and previously approved sites. Mayer stated that the written documents indicated that the monument sign had been removed, but he noticed that it is still on the L1 sheet. He asked that staff make sure it is not on the final documents, before they are recorded. He asked about the signage facing Cherry Street. West stated the signage had been moved to the side that would face McCaslin. Mayer wanted to make sure the parking was sufficient for various uses to obviate possible safety concerns later on. Levihn was very pleased with the project and felt the applicant had met all of Council's previous concerns. Keany and Sisk agreed with Levihn. Sisk was concerned that the second story was still available.