City Council Agenda and Packet 1998 08 18

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Feinbein replied that he would appreciate approval tonight since they had hoped to be on the City, Council agenda two weeks ago but, due to the size of the agenda, they were pushed back to this meeting. The Building Department is not able to begin review until a formal approval has been received. Davidson instructed staff to begin the review process on this PUD while the correct language is being incorporated into the Resolution. F einbein agreed. Davidson moved that council table Rf:solution No. 37, Series 1998 - Final PUD Development Plan and Final Replat for Lot 3 (PUD), Lot 3 and 4 (Replat), Coal Creek Medical Campus, to the next City Council meeting on August 4, 1998, and instruct the Building Department to start the review process before it is approved, seconded by Sisko All in favor. RESOLUTION No. 38, SERIES 1998 - AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDED FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR CONOCO ON LOT 7 OF CENTENNIAL VALLEY PARCEL 0, FILING 3 Davidson called for staff introduction. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated this request is being made to authorize a light band around the canopy, to modify one existing sign, and to modify fuel pump toppers. A canopy-accenting li~ht band is proposed underneath the station canopy and will wrap around the entire canopy. The Planning Commission approved the band without illumination. Secondly, an existing non- illuminated 15 sf 'car wash' sign on the north wall of the car wash building will be replaced with a 14.09 sf, non-illuminated, elliptical sign. The sign will project lO-inches from the building face. The CDDSG permit a maximum 8-inch projection for such signs and the applicant has agreed to modify the sign to comply with this standard. The final request is for illuminated identification signs for fuel pumps to replace existing pump identifiers. The signs would be elliptical in shape, eight inches wide, with an area of 4.36 sf per face. Previously approved pump toppers were 13 sf per face. Although the proposed pump identifiers are more aesthetically attractive than the current identifiers, staff feels illumination of these signs lacks justification. The Planning Commission was concerned with off-site glare produced from the overall illumination underneath the canopy. The applicant has attempted to demonstrate that by installing the red canopy band, the angle of illumination would be modified to keep more light on-site. It is not clear from this representation whe:ther the canopy band will prevent all off-site light trespass. The Planning Commission recommended approval of the application with four conditions. Aside from agreeing to reduce the projection of the 'car wash' sign to eight-inches, the applicant has not modified this application to meet Planning Commission recommendations of approval. Davidson called for the applicant's presentation. 11