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Plat and also before Council is a Final Plat for Lot 1 of Centennial Valley Filing No. 3, which will accommodate the Neodata project. He explained that one year ago the Planning Commission approved this project and recommended approval. September 8, 1992, Neodata made an informational presentation to the Planning Commission to bring them up to date on what had transpired in the year and to apprise them of minor upgrades to the proposal, including the mezzanine addition and parking facilities addition. The Planning Commission was favorable. He added that if Council approves this tonight, they are prepared to meet with representatives of the architect, contractor, and designers tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. to initiate the pre-construction process for a fast track approval of their permit. Davidson stated that due to the applicants not having arrived (Council meeting had progressed more quickly than had been estimated), this item would be picked up later in the meeting. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - LOUISVILT~ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LEASE AGREEMENT Lathrop asked to be excused for this item, since his wife, Carol, Vice President of the Louisville Chamber of Commerce, would be making a presentation. Davidson asked that the record show that Councilman Rob Lathrop had excused himself. Annette Brand, City Administrator, commented that for several years the City has leased the building that the City owns at 717 Main Street to the Chamber. She stated that several of the Council members have expressed some desire to have the City use that building to ease some of the crowding of office space at City Hall. She stated that if the City is going to do that in 1993, Council needs to give the Chamber 90 days in accordance with the terms of the lease. Carol Lathrop, 235 Hover Court, Louisville, CO, Vice President of the Louisville Chamber of Commerce, explained that based on a rumor of a possible non-renewal of the Chamber's lease, the Chamber Board decided to form a committee to explore locations for the Chamber offices. She read a letter from Dennis Drumm, Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee, evaluating alternative office locations (SEE ATTACHED). She stated that the Chamber Board and the Chamber members present at the meeting agree with the findings of the Ad Hoc Committee and requested Council to consider it in their decision. John Sackett, 596 Fairfield Lane, Louisville, CO, President of Avista Hospital, commented that the Council had a unique opportunity to re-establish a strong commitment toward a partnership with the local business people and the Chamber of 6