City Council Agenda and Packet 1999 01 19

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Mayer stated that he supported all the Planning Commission recommendations of approval, with the exception of number four. Howard agreed with Mayer. Keany stated that he agreed with the applicant that conditions number three, four and seven be removed. He would support internally illuminated signage over open, lit, neon signs with exposed lighting or neon banding. Davidson agreed with Keany since the property is zoned as an industrial area. Howard moved that Council approve Resolution No. 63, Series 1998 Final PUD Development Plan for CG Press on Lot 1, Block 2, The Park at CTC, with the following amendments:. 1. That construction acceptance be granted for Phase I public improvements at the Park at CTC prior to any Certificates of Occupancy being granted for this application; 2. That, on the landscape plan, Note #9 should be modified to replace `CG Press' with `Property Owner'; 3. That fixtures be limited to a maximum of 250 -watts for parking lot pole lights, 175= watts above the loading doors and 70 to 100 -watts for all other wall- mounted fixtures; 4. That additional parking lot pole lights are added, as necessary, to provide adequate lighting levels with the above recommended lower levels of fixture illumination, and that adequate lighting is provided at the main entry through the use of low pole lights, bollard lights or soffit lights; seconded by Lathrop. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 5 -1 vote, with Mayer voting against and Sisk abstaining. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION PRELIMINARY PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE EXPANSION OF AN EXISTING BUILDING AT 841 FRONT STREET Davidson called for staff presentation. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the Boudreau -Love Partnership, LLP, has submitted a preliminary PUD Development Plan for the expansion of a 2,896 sf, two -story office building located at the southwest corner of Walnut and Front Streets. The property is zoned Commercial Community and is 4,686 sf in area. The existing building is currently occupied by professional office and is 22 -feet high at the ridge line. There are four on -site parking spaces located immediately to the east of the building entrance. PUD approval would authorize the addition of approximately 4,125 sf total, with that square footage being evenly distributed between a new basement and the main and second floors. If approved, the PUD would authorize a density increase from approximately .62 Floor Area Ratio (FAR) to 1.20 FAR, 13