Agenda - Planning Commission - 06/21/1995 - Special Meeting

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Waste Storage: Cit~ Code requires that all solid waste and refuse receptacles shall be stored within a completely screened ~tmcture or container. Staff has been verbally informed by Mr. Toilette that there will be no outside waste ~torage at the maintenance building; that all waste will be stored indoors until it is transported to the dmhpster at the clubhouse facility. Access: Although thiere is an abandoned Hwy. g47 crossing in the southwest corner of the property, there will be no access to the maintenance building from public roads. Ali traffic to and from the maintenance building will be via ~ dirt path on the golf course grounds that runs south from the clubhouse area, parallel to Hwy. #47. Off Street Parkin~-~ Design: In accordance with City Code, a bituminous pad finished with B-612 conCrete curb is prSpbSed o~n the west side of the maintenance building to accommodate employee parking and maneuvering ei:ihipment. Any off-street parking of vehicles and equipment is restricted to paved surfaces. Mr. Tollett~ has advised that the range of vehicle sizes to be parked at the maintenance building' would be lawnmow~rs, .-golf carts and pickups. He also indicated that at peak times of the year, there could be as many as~} employees at the maintenance building, most of which would park their vehicles at the main parking lot l~y the clubhouse. Outside Storage: It ii Staff's understanding that the fuel supply for mowers and golf carts will be stored in above ground tanks Ion the north side of the maintenance building. Staff is recommending that the landscaped berm als~ be extended north a sufficient distance to screen the tanks from view by the public right of way. Mr. Trtllette has verbally indicated that all chemicals will be stored indoors in accordance with OSHA regulatiO~ns. Lighting; No exteri°~r lighting plan has been shown on the site plan. Mr. Toilette indicates that there will be two standard exte~'ior residential lights mounted on the south and west walls of the building near the service doors. Drainage land ~: The topography of the site is an approximate three percent grade to the southeast. It is proposed a turfecl swale be graded to conduct run-off eastward a distance of approximately 250 feet to the pond system whi{h is a part of the golf course. Care should be taken to ensure erosion protection of the swale until turf is well established. Bale checks, erosion fibre mat, or similar measures may be required. Miscellaneous: Thqre is an unknown square dimension drawn on the site plan just to the east of the proposed building. T~is dimension needs to be identified or removed from the site plan. The Planning Comr0ission will be meeting at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 6, 1995, at the Ramsey Municipal Center, 15153 Nowthen' Blvd. N.W., to review the proposed site plan. A copy of the case cover sheet is enclos~l. You, or your representative, should be present at the meeting to answer any questions that may ar~se. If you have any questions, please call me at 427-1410. Respectfully, CITY OF RAMSEY Sylvia Frolik Zoning Administrator, cc: Planning and Zoning Commission Jeff Tollette ; Rum River Hills Golf Course 16659 St. FraOcis Blvd. N.W. Ramsey, Mn ;55303 Steve Jankowski City Engineer 51