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because of its proximity to the track entrance and the come-:' intersection of Zeolite and Civic <br />Center Drive. The applicant has stated they reserve the right to reconsider this if the access at <br />Sunwood Drive is denied· <br /> <br />Community Development Director Frolik indicated the required modifications to the grading and <br />utility plans are listed in the Staff Review letter dated July 8. The final landscape plan must be <br />modified to include an additional 39 trees. The City Staff Review Letter dated July 8 also states <br />that the additional trees are to be planted adjacent to Armstrong Boulevard NW.. On July 12, the <br />Plam~ing Commission agreed that the cornmercial services, future restaurants and pond should <br />not be completely screened from public view and that the Landscape Plan should be a. djusted <br />accordingly· It was also suggested that the applicant draw up a phasing plan for the installation <br />of lan.dscaping as buildings are constructed. The final site plan should reflect tlxat waste storage <br />will be indoors. The development ageement will include the standard language to require prior <br />approval of lighting plan and fixtures. She advised that staff and .the Plmming Commission <br />recommend approval' of the preliminary site plan contingent upon compliance with the City Staff <br />Review Letter dated July 8, 2004, Revised July 23, 2004, obtaining a variance to the floor area <br />ratio requirements on the proposed Lot 1,. Ramsey Town Center 3rd Addition, and obtaining a <br />variance to the restriction of multiple main bnildings on a lot. <br /> <br />Councilmember Etvig inquired if the trash containers will be screened from Highway 10. <br /> <br />Mr. McDonald responded in the affirmative. <br /> <br />· Councilmember Kurak asked who would build and maintain the access from Armstrong <br /> Boulevard out Sunwood Drive. <br /> <br />Assistm~t Public Works Director Olson replied the City will eventually end up maintaining the <br />access, but they will not build it. Staff does not care if it is built by the master developer in the <br />streetscape desi~ or the secondary developer as it relates to their site plan, as long as the City is <br />not paying for it. <br /> <br />Mayor Gamec commented the entrances should all be uniform. <br /> <br />Assistant Community Development Director Trudgeon indicated this is an entrance into Town <br />Center, not just to Coboms. There will need to be heavy City' involvement, at least in the design, <br />to make sure it has the image they want to project. It would be completely appropriate to involve <br />the master developer in this. <br /> <br />· Assistant Public Works Director Olson replied he a~ees that this is not an entrance specifically <br />for Coboms. The streetscape plan is something that will also benefit the entire look and feel of <br />Town Center. They are discussing this being the responsibility of the master developer at the <br />time that these improvements or buildings go in. It d6es lead back to the master developer, and <br />can be worked out with the secondary developer. <br /> <br />-142- <br /> <br />City Council/July 27, 2004 <br />Page 30 of 35 <br /> <br /> <br />