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Board Member Hiatt asked the distance that would be required to create a proper bufferyard. <br /> City Planner Anderson stated that approximately another 20 feet would be necessary. <br /> Board Member Hiatt asked if there has been a thought to ask the applicant to revise their plan to <br /> provide that additional space. <br /> City Planner Anderson confirmed that was an option outlined in the staff review letter, in addition <br /> to the option of requesting a variance from that standard. <br /> Board Member Fetterley asked if the applicant would be at risk of running into the greenway <br /> corridor area, if the plans were shifted 20 feet. <br /> City Planner Anderson confirmed that there would not be an impact to that area if the plans are <br /> shifted. He stated that while the applicant has a purchase agreement for the property, they are not <br /> the landowner as of yet and he was unsure if the landowner would be willing to sell additional <br /> property. <br /> Board Member Hiatt commented that there are other homes to the west but the home directly <br /> adjacent does appear to sit alone. <br /> City Planner Anderson explained that the bufferyard requirements only apply to directly adjacent <br /> resident properties and not those across the street. <br /> Board Member Covart asked for additional details on the loop that appears on the top of the plans. <br /> City Planner Anderson replied that is part of a stormwater ponding area. <br /> Board Member Moore asked when additional details would be known for the greenway corridor <br /> area. <br /> City Planner Anderson noted that additional discussions would occur when the future development <br /> of the other adjacent parcels come forward. <br /> Motion by Board Member Fetterley and seconded by Board Member Hiatt to recommend approval <br /> of the Landscape Plan contingent upon compliance with the Staff Review Letter and enhancing <br /> the plantings within the bufferyard area. <br /> Motion carried. Voting Yes: Chairperson Valentine, Board Member Fetterley, Hiatt, Bernard, <br /> Covart, and Moore. Voting No:None. Absent: Board Member Madison. <br /> 5.03: Review Natural Resources Aspects Related to a Plat and Site Plan and Anderson <br /> Dahlen (Project No. 19-109) <br /> City Planner Anderson presented the staff report. He stated that the City has received an <br /> application from Anderson Dahlen,an existing Ramsey business,for a proposed Plat and Site Plan <br /> for a new manufacturing facility at the southeast corner of Jaspar Street and 143rd Avenue. The <br /> subject property is owned by the City and the applicant is presently negotiating a purchase <br /> Environmental Policy Board/ May 20, 2019 <br /> Page 3 of 6 <br />
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