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Pa~.l Wood, Planning Director, stated that the applicant wishes to construct a 4,100 s.f., one story bank with future expansion to 6,~00 s.f. total, with a building height of 21'4". The property is Lot. $ within the Centennial Marketplace Shopping Center at the corner of McCaslin Boulevard and Cherry Street. There are two dr~ve-thru ATM machines on the east side of the building. Access to the property will be shared with Lot 9 from the private interior loop road. Building coverage at build-out is approximately 8.7%, with 40% of the property landscaped. Planning Commission held a puk,lic hearing February 8, 1994, and approved Resolution No. 4 with a vote of 7 - 0 subject to six conditions (SEE ATTACHED). He explained that all of the provisions had been completed with the exception of the parking deferral and pedestrian access from Cherry Street. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Don Shonkwiler, Homart Development, was there questions. to answer any Lynn Moore, Davis Partnership Architects, 1775 Sherman St., #3100, Defter, Colorado 80203, reviewed the project. She explained that they are proposing 56 parking spaces well screened from West Cherry and. McCaslin Boulevard. It will be a one story, flat roofed, red./brown brick building, with all of the mechanical items on the roof screened. Tim Pinnick, 1st Bank of Boulder, 6500 Lookout Road, Boulder, Colorado 80301, stated that 56 parking spaces are important for them to provide the proper service during peak hours. There will be significant landscaping shielding the parking area. Levihn wondered what was proposed for Lot 9 in the development. Sh¢.nkwiler: The proposal for Lot 9 is for a small office, possibly some retail. Levihn proposed that they be allowed to have the 56 parking spaces. Keany wondered about the access from Cherry Street and he wanted to make sure that the trash truck would have plenty of room to get in and. out. Pinnick stated that there would be a sidewalk coming from Cherry to th~: sidewalk in front of the bank. Mayer was concerned about the traffic flow. Howard moved that Council approve the final PUD Development Plan and. adopt Resolution No. 17, Series 1994, that this meets the des. ign guidelines, that the 56 parking spaces come on line at once, and. all of the other concerns of the Planning Commission be held. 10