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ACRES, MORE OR LESS, LOCATED ADJACENT TO THE NORTH BOUNDARY OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE AND THE HILLSBOROUGH NORTH SUBDIVISION AT 8700 BASELINE ROAD Bill Simmons, City Administrator, stated that the City of Louisville and Boulder County had negotiated a purchase agreement for the parcel with Columbine Land Resources, Inc., which is under contract to purchase the property. The total purchase price for the 46 acres is $400,000, with the City's share at $200,000. Closing is scheduled for January 30, 1997. In the purchase agreement, the City agrees to sell Columbine three (3) domestic residential water taps to be used solely for residential purposes for three residential lots to be created and located to the northwest of the open space parcel. Davidson called for Council comments or motions. Keany moved that Council approve Resolution No. 4, Series 1997, approving a purchase contract to buy and sell real estate for open space, Callahan property, seconded by Sisk. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6 - 0 vote with Lathrop being absent. RESOLUTION NO. 5, SERIES 1997 - AMENDMENT OF A FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN - NEODATA, CENTENNIAL VALLEY (SIGNAGE) Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that this is to approve a new wall sign, 5' h x 31' 1 (158 s.f.), for their facility in Centennial Valley. This would be for the building elevation facing U.S. Hwy. 36. The sign is identical in size to the Quantum sign. The Planning Commission approved the request without condition December 10, 1996. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. Scott (?), Gordon Sign Company, 2930 W. 9th Avenue, Denver, Colorado, pointed out that there currently no illuminated signage at Neodata and after dark you cannot find the building. He reviewed photographs that they had taken of the facility. Davidson called for Council comments. Sisk pointed out that Quantum had put in a lot of landscaping. He encouraged Neodata to put in some mature landscaping. Rich Johnson, Corporate Building Service Manager, Neodata, stated that they are willing to increase the maturity of the landscaping. Mayer recalled that Quantum got the large sign in return for extra landscaping on site and felt Neodata should provide the same.