PLAN COMMISSION
Members present: Breault, Koch, Gilbert and Caruso
Others present: Vivian Kamrath, Mark Johnson, Kraig Klund, Eric Rolland, Louie Filkens, Dianne and Larry Yoachim, Tom Hubbard, Randy Hanson, Denny Darnold and others.
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Breault at
Moved by Caruso, seconded by Koch to
approve the meeting minutes of
Motion carried. Breault noted that this is the meeting
re-scheduled from June 9th.
Breault thanked the people in attendance and the plan commission members
for their cooperation.
Certified survey map,
four lot residential subdivision, north of Lyle Baer Drive, (extraterritorial
subdivision review area – Town of
Darnold reviewed the location and proposed CSM and noted that city staff had reviewed this proposed four lot minor subdivision and has no specific concerns or issues. Darnold stated that one residence exists on the parcel proposed for subdivision; thus, there would be a net of three new residences.
Moved by Caruso, seconded by Gilbert to approve and
recommend approval to the Common Council of the proposed four lot certified
survey map (CSM) as proposed by Vivian Kamrath and
located in the Town of
Final development
plans, A-1 Archery addition,
Moved by Caruso, seconded by Breault to recommend approval
of the final development plans for the A-1 Archery addition,
a) Plans are revised per the city engineer’s recommendations.
b) Provision of a letter of credit for $3,590 to assure restoration of street, curb and gutter and boulevard area and costs of associated city inspections.
c) Execution of an agreement restricting the
sale and development of
Motion carried.
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Final development
plans, Cutter’s Alley office facility,
Darnold stated that due to concerns raised by Pat Hopkins, property owner of the parcel to the south the staff reviewed with Mr. Rolland and the project engineer the drainage along the south property line. Darnold noted that the building was moved ten additional feet to the north, and the drainage from the roof will be directed to the north through the roof drainage system reducing the amount of drainage to the south of the building. Gilbert raised the issue of storm drainage on the parcel, particularly during frozen ground conditions and that this would need to be evaluated next spring, and the developer should assure the city that if a problem does exist in the future that it will be addressed.
Moved by Breault, seconded by Caruso to recommend approval
of the final development plans for the Cutter’s Alley office development at
a) Revision of final development plans per the city engineer’s recommendations.
b) Provision of a letter of credit for $4,850 to assure restoration of street, curb and gutter and boulevard area and payment of associated city inspections.
c) Storm drainage to be reviewed and cooperation of developer required to address storm drainage issues that may result from early frozen ground/thaw conditions.
Motion carried.
Final development
plans, 12,000 sq. ft. facility, KidsPlaza 2 day care
and food service,
Moved by Caruso, seconded by Gilbert to recommend approval
of the final development plans for the 12,000 sq. ft. day care and food service
facility, 3250 Heiser Street with the plans to be revised per the city
engineer’s comments and a letter of credit for $5,568 be provided to assure
restoration of curb and gutter, street and boulevard area and costs of
associated city inspections. Motion carried.
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Final development
plans for 12,050 sq. ft. facility,
Moved by Caruso, seconded by Breault to recommend approval
of the final development plans for Hudson School of Gymnastics and Tae Kwondo,
a) Plans to be revised per the city engineer’s recommendations.
b) Provision of a letter of credit for $2,560 to assure restoration of street, curb and gutter and boulevard area and payment of associated city inspections.
c) City staff to review location of overhead door proposed at southeast corner of the building.
Motion carried.
Final development
plans for 65,000 sq. ft. industrial facility,
Caruso asked how high the proposed nitrogen storage tanks will be. Hubbard replied that they will be approximately 20 feet in height and will be placed on the north side of the building. Breault asked if the developer may still locate the tanks inside the building.
Hubbard stated that is still being considered by Bond Pro.
Moved by Breault, seconded by Koch to recommend approval of
the final development plans for the 65,000 sq. ft. industrial facility at
a) Plans are revised per the city engineer’s recommendations.
b) Provision of a letter of credit for $3,875 to assure the restoration of street, curb and gutter and boulevard area and payment of the associated city inspections.
c) Provide revised landscape plans to screen proposed nitrogen storage tank.
Motion carried.
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Other
items for discussion only or placement on future agendas. Darnold noted that he has begun the request
for qualifications for the city comprehensive plan and has not had time to finish
the tree preservation ordinance. Darnold
noted that he has recently received an invitation by Xcel Energy to participate
in an advisory committee to review the placement of a landfill operation for
the Allen S. King generation plant.
Darnold stated that he attended the landfill advisory committee meeting
on
Moved by Breault, seconded by Caruso to
adjourn. Motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Dennis Darnold, Secretary