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installing a trail along the entire length of State Highway #47 connecting to 142nd Avenue, and suggested the terminus of the trail on the Holiday Station property be connected to the sidewalk along Xkimo Street. The Park and ReCreation Commission recommended that the trail be installed along Highway #47 south to 142na AVenue. Staff is recommending that the trail be constructed fi'om the Holiday Station along Highway #47 to the north line of the old Amoco station, as the City is currently in,negotiations for acquiring the Amoco property at this time. She advised based on the conversation with the Previous case some revisions will need to be made to the development agreement. The biggest .change relates to Item No. 12 regarding the trail development and fees. The development agreement states the developer is subject to trail fees; however, the previous case waived the trail fees:. The motion should be to adopt a resolution granting final plat approval and enter into a development agreement with Steve Feldman and Riverside Companies, contingent on staff ensuring that the documents from Case No. 4 and Case No. 5 are in agreement. Motion by Councilmember Olson; seconded bY Councilmember Cook, to adopt Resolution #05- 02-049 granting final plat approval and enter into a development agreement with Steve Feldman and Riverside Companies, contingent on .staff ensuring that the documents fi'om Case No. 4 and Case No. 5 are in agreement. Further discussion: Steve Feldman, appliCant, inquired about the contingency to the motion. Councihnember Cook explained if Case NO. 4 gOes through and the trail dedication is eliminated it will also be elinfinated in the deVelopment agreement for Case No. 5. Associate Plmmer Wald clarified this relates only to trail dedication, not park dedication. Motion carried. Voting Yes: Mayor Pro Tem Elvig, Councilmembers Olson, Cook, Jeffrey, Pearson, and Strommen. Voting No: None. Absent: Mayor Gamec. Case #6: Request for Final Plat ApprOval of Ramsey Office; Case of Steven Feldman Associate Planner Wald explained Steve Feldman submitted a site plan for the development of a multi-tenant office facility on the property located south of 143''~ Avenue, west of Xkimo Street, and east of State Highway #47 located immediately adjacent to the old Amoco Station. Mr. Feldman is proposing to construct a t2,000 square foot office facility on Lot 1, Block 1, in the proposed Ramsey Office Park subdivision. The subject property is 1.45 acres in size and is zoned B-1 Business. The subject property is located within the Scenic Overlay District and subject to 30 percent impervious icoverage restriction, which includes building and pavement. The site plan is proposing 49 percent building and pavement coverage. A variance was ga'anted by the Board of' Adjustment on January:6, ~2005: allowing a maximum of 55 percent impervious surface. Associate Planner Wald explained in 1980 the City agreed to allow any development that occurred on the subject property to deviate from ail setbacks and lot sizes by 25 percent. The site plan meets front, side, rear yard, and parking/maneuvering area setbacks established in the B-1 District. The site plan is required to provide 40 parking stalls and 53 are shown. There is a portion of parking that has been dedicated as future parking with 17 stalls, and the applicant City Council/February 8, 2005 page 23 of 30