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I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I CASE REQUEST FOR SITE PLAN REVIEW; CASE OF CHALICIt TRUCKING By: Megan Wald, Community Development Assistant Background: The City of Ramsey has received a request for site plan review from Chalich Trucking. The plan proposes to construct an office building west of Armstrong Blvd. and south of 146m Ave., on Lot l, Block 1 of Hauser Addition. Chalich Trucking currently has a truck terminal located across the street from the proposed office building at 8049 - 146m Ave. The following items are enclosed: a) b) c) d) e) Site location map Site Plan Planning Commission Meetings Minutes dated July 10, 2000 City Staff Review Letter dated June 30, 2000 Proposed Development Agreement Notification: Site Plans are not required to be subject to a public hearing. Observations: The facility is proposed to be 1,568 square feet in size. Th.is complies with the '35% building coverage restriction and all setback requirements. In accordance with City Code a sufficient number of off-street parking spaces are provided and ali traveled surfaces of the lot will be paved with bituminous and finished with B-612 concrete curb. The parcel is approximately 2.14 acres in size; the applicant is proposing a total building and bituminous pavement coverage of 6% or 5,600 square feet. Chalich Trucking will establish a yard around the office building and paved area by installing sod. The remaining area will continue to remain in its current natural state. The exterior finish on the building is proposed to be a tan vinyl siding with decorative brick on the east wall. The vinyl siding deviates from the B-3 Highway Business District requirements and will require City Council approval. It should be noted that in 1986, the applicant received City approval for the construction of the truck terminal across the street. The approval required the applicant to apply brick facades on the south and east sides of the building, The applicant has not constructed the required e~erior brick facades. The proposed landscaping plan is minimal and staff is requesting several modifications. A minimum of seven (7) trees should be planted (typically decidious of 2 different 153