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Assistant Community Development Director replied notice has been received from the adjace t property owner Dennis Sharp that they would be willing to work with the City and the ' ent property owner. If the Council is inclined he would suggest a motion to approve ngent on the City Staff Review Letter dated September 10, 2004, revised October 8, revising the grading and drainage plan to be in compliance with City standards contingent on the drainage and utility easement being worked out by the property o s concerning the pond on the adjacent property prior to issuance of a Certificate of Oce . cy. Ntotr cried. Voting Yes: Mayor Gamec, Councllmernbers Pearson, ETvig'Cook, Kurak, mmen, and Zimmerman. Voting No: None. Case #5: Request for Site Plan Review for CNP Storage- T,ASIe of TSM Development, INC _.. . Associate Planner Geisler indicated this ease is rel`atedd to Case NQ 6 and she will be discussing the cases together. She explained TSNXbe elopnient, Inc has submitted a site plan to develop a mini -storage facility on 4.8 acres,on OiAlot A 9fRegency Pond. A major subdivision is being processed along with the site An 16replat Ot 1botA. The Planning Commission reviewed the site plan at their July 1 S` and: Jul 12`h 2004 me'ettngs" al4ong with a subdivision request to replat Outlot A of Regency Pond'.' Shp!bkplained TSM`Devel`npment, Inc. is proposing to construct a 19,440-, 15,200-, 10,200-, rand 4S6r00-square foot storage building on Outlot A of Regency ent ilocated in the E-1 Employment District; mini -storage Pond. The proposed develop - facilities. are a.permitted use in this'dts Associate Planner Ge sler ativi-sed the lot ov erage has been calculated at nine percent, which is under the 45 percent maximum 'Yot coverage restriction established in City Code. Under City Code. the proposed developmerit-ust establish a 60-foot buffer yard, with increased plantings, al'ong all residentially zoned properties, the site plan is showing an adequate buffer yard on the eastern. border but not on its norti2ern border. She indicated the most current landscaping plan is still significantly'deficient in, texiris of shrubs, most notably in both the buffer yards to the north and east. At the July 1" ; meeting the Planning Commission recommended a privacy fence between the proposed development and the residential properties to the south, east, and north. The site plan currently shows an 8-foot chain link fence. The proposed site plan received its WMO permit approval on September 16, 2004. WMO approval contained several conditions, including the addition of additional `dead storage' on the Subject Property, and verification that the lowest floor elevations of adjacent homes in Regency Pond are two feet above the 100-year peak flood elevation. Revised grading and drainage plans and calculations were submitted on City Council/October 12, 2004 Page 16 of 29