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Howard asked Johnston whether Centrobe accepted the four conditions of approval from the Planning Commission. Johnston replied that they would like the sign to be constructed with the proposed materials and that the face not be recessed into the sign cabinet. He stated they accept all other conditions. Howard moved that Council approve Resolution No. 2, Series 1999 -A Resolution Approving An Amended Final PUD Development Plan for a Modified Sign Package for Centrobe, (formerly Neodata), 833 West South Boulder Road with the following amendments: That a survey shall be performed by a state licensed professional land surveyor to ensure that the monument sign approved through this Final PUD Amendment does not encroach any easement; o That existing mature landscaping is not adversely affected by the placement of said approved sign, subject to staff review; ° That if the required landscaping is not installed by may 15, 1999, this PUD shall be called back for review before Planning Commission pursuant to subsection 17.28.220 (A)and that a performance guarantee consistent with City Code and City policies shall be held until such time as the required landscaping is complete. The motion was seconded by Lathrop. Sam Light, City Attorney, offered a friendly amendment to the second line in the last 'whereas' clause that the phrase "the Final PUD Development Plan" should be "the Amended Final PUD Development Plan." Amendment was accepted by Howard and Lathrop. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 7-0 vote. RESOLUTION No. 3, SERIES 1999 - A RESOLUTION APPROVING A FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR AN OFFICE AND PLUMBING SUPPLY WAREHOUSE FOR SANDERS PLUMBING, LOT 11, BLOCK 1, CTC, 1st FILING Davidson called for staff presentation. Paul Wood, Planning Director, stated that the applicant, Sanders Plumbing, proposes to open a plumbing supply warehouse facility. The facility would primarily be warehouse space for the storage and distribution of plumbing supplies. A small amount of office space is proposed at the far east end of the building, closest to the street. The site is irregularly shaped due to the curved railroad easement along the south property line. The southwest comer of the site is particularly awkward to develop because of its shape and is proposed as a grass, storm water detention pond area. The building is located in the northern portion of the site, with 10