City Council Agenda and Packet 1999 01 19

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Sisk thanked Hartronft and Max Barber for the changes they have made to the building. He expressed his support for this project. Lathrop agreed with Hartronft that the cabinet sign on the front of the building could remain. Howard agreed with Lathrop. Bill Simmons, City Administrator, suggested that modifying the sign on the front of the building to contain external, goose neck lighting would be preferable to a sign containing cut -out letters as there are no other buildings downtown with that type of sign. Hartronft replied that the type of sign selected depends upon the corporate signage guidelines for franchises. Mayer agreed with Simmons and stated that it is difficult to approve a sign sight unseen. Howard suggested authorizing the City Administrator to approve the signage based upon Council comments. Howard moved that Council approve Resolution No. 62, Series 1998 Amendment to a Final PUD Development Plan for 732 Main Street (the Melting Pot Restaurant) with the provision that.the Main Street signage be under administrative approval with the City Administrator able to bring the signage back to Council, if necessary, seconded by Mayer. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 7 -0 vote. RESOLUTION No. 63, SERIES 1998 FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR •LOT 1, BLOCK 2, THE PARK AT CTC, CG PRESS Davidson called for staff presentation. Sisk asked to be excused from the discussions. Davidson excused Sisk. Keany stated that he is employed by a printing company and offered to be excused from the discussion if the applicant would prefer that he do so. Representatives for CG Press replied they did not wish for Keany to be excused. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated this is the first site specific development plan for the Park at the Colorado Tech Center (CTC). The application is for a printing company that includes office, manufacturing, and distribution uses within a 31,378 sf, single -story building. The lot is on the