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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 PLAIN REVIEW; BOILEP~MAKERS #647 By: Alex Blackburn, Community Development Intern Background: The City of Ramsey has received a request for site plan review from Boilermakers #647. The plan proposes to construct a training center addition onto an existing building. The site is located at 9459 Hwy. 10 NW, generally north of State Highway #I0 and west of 153rd Avenue N.W. The [bllowing items are enclosed: a) b) e) d) e) Site location map Site Plan City Staff Review Letter dated June 28, 2000 Planning Commission meeting minutes dated July 10, 2000 Proposed development agreement Notification: Site Plans are not required to be subjected to public hearings. Observations: Boilermakers is proposing a 2,016 square foot addition onto an existing building in the B-1 Business District. The proposed addition and existing building complies with the 35% building coverage restriction. Due to some replatting in 1997 staff's interpretation of the side and rear yards has changed. The result of this is that the building encroaches on the 35 toot rear yard setback by 5 feet. The exterior finish on the building is proposed to consist of a combination of brick, painted concrete block, rockface concrete block, and cedar siding with asphalt shingles. The use of the cedar siding in the proposed addition would be consistent with the existing building, but it does deviate from city code and requires council approval. Staff had also recommended the use of integrally color treated concrete block versus painted block. Thirty parking spaces are provided, which is slightly deficient of the thirty-four spaces required by City Code, but adequate for the use of the building. All proposed parking and drive areas will be paved. No curb and gutter were proposed. City code requires B- 6/12 concrete curb to be installed around the perimeter of the newly paved area. City Staff recommended that the existing pavement be upgraded with curbing also. The new addition will create approximately 3,600 square feet of additional paving between the building addition and new driveway. The drainage from the new building will be largely absorbed in turfed and wooded areas. The City Engineer recommended 169