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I I I I Mr. Pemper stated no, it will look like a rambler from 149th. The Planning Commission discussed the drainage. Motion by Commissioner Holland and seconded by Commissioner Deemer to recommend that City Council approve th~ application for a Dwelling Moving Permit to place a modular home on Lot 8, Block 1, Pineview Estates 2nd Addition, and declare terms of permit as proposed. I I Further Discussion:: Commissioner Holland inquired whether there were any other modular homes , built in Ramsey, and it was noted that there is one in Alpaca Estates. Motion carded. Voting Yes: Chairperson Bawden, Commissioners Holland, Deemer, and Hendriksen. Voting No: None. Abstain: Commissioner Terry. Absent: Commissioners LaDue and Thorud. I I i Case #6: Rec~uest for Site Plan Review for an Expansion to Blue Velvet Car Wash; Case of Blue Velvet, Inc. Commissioner Deemer noted for the record that although he originally constructed the existing building on the site; he no longer has any financial involvement with the present owners. Zoning Administrator Frolik reported that Matt Hinrichs and Brian Schmidtbauer of Blue Velvet, Inc. have acquired ~he former Tender Touch Car Wash at 14101 St. Francis Boulevard N.W. and are proposing to e~pand it into a full service facility to be renamed Blue Velvet. The expansion includes a 3,570 square foot addition to the existing building along with the addition of some paved maneuvering area on the north side of the existing building, The addition will be constructed of rock- face concrete block. Lot coverage will be within the 35% restriction and all setbacks will be mdt except that the 35-foot rear yard setback is deficient by 1 foot. Orderly traffic flow and adequate turning radius into the facility entrance at the east end of the site necessitates relocating the existing curb line I2 feet to the east, right on the property line; the required landscaped area along all streets will have to be provided for within the Xkimo Street right-of-way. It is also suggested !that the number of trees on the east side of the site be increased to intensify the effectiveness of the screening between the site and the City-owned parkland on the east side of Xkimo. The site p!an does not indicate the number of employees on the maximum working shift and therefore Staff cannot make a determination that the 8 existing spaces are sufficient for employees, supplielrs, and customers. The addition of pavement is proposed along the north side of the building, and this, along with the required B-612 concrete curbing, should be reflected on the site plan. The site plan should also be modified to include exterior lighting and screened waste storage. The City l~ngineer has determined that as a result of the expansion, nearly all the site will be impervious and there is no practical way to detain run-off from the site, therefore, it is recommended that ~the amount of paved area be minimized to reduce mn-off. Staff recommends site plan approval cOntingent upon compliance with these items and City Staff Review Letter dated June 29, 1995. Matt Hinrichs advised that the building length was reduced by I foot with square footage now at 3,440, and it now~meets the 35-foot setback requirement. For traffic maneuverability, it is necessary to extend the pavement to the east property line. After relocating the east curbline to the property line, he estimates that there will still be a 12 foot landscape area next to the pavement of Xkimo Street. In Order to accomplish extending the east curbline, three trees will need to be relocated. Commissioner Deemer inquired whether fill will need to be brought in. Planning Commission/July 5, 1995 Page 11 of 13