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maximum lot coverage restriction established in City Code. The site plan is proposing sufficient <br />parkbl?, s~alls. <br /> <br />/\ssocia/e Planner Wald explained the site will derive access from Riverdale Drive. The <br />p~'opt)sed concrete block and brick accent exterior materials are permitted and desired in the B-2 <br />District. The grading and drainage plan is generally acceptable. The landscaping plan is <br />acceptable. She advised the Planning Commission reviewed the site plan at their February 3, <br />2005 meeting. The Planning Commission recommended that the City Council grant site plan <br />approwti contingent upon compliance with City Staff Review Letter dated January 28, 2005, <br />revised February 18, 2005. <br /> <br />~4ssociaie I'lanner Wald indicated this lot was platted as part of Rivenwick Village. Due to staff <br />,~VCl'sight, trail fees and park dedication was not collected for this property. Staff is in the <br />process el' working this out with Village Bank and the developer of this site. The Staff Review <br />[ ,elter clearly states the property is subject to Park dedication fees and Trail fees. <br /> <br />Co,_tncihncmber Elvig stated he sees both of these organizations as very upstanding. However, <br />thc City has just learned a massive lesson, which is to be certain that funds are paid prior to <br />i~;s~ing permits. <br /> <br />iVlotion by Councilmember Elvig, seconded by Councilmember Strommen, to approve the <br />proposed sltc plan contingent upon compliance with City Staff Review Letter dated January 28, <br />2005, revised l"ebruary 18, 2005, contingent on collection of Park dedication fees and Trail fees. <br /> <br />I'~,~rther discussion: Mayor Gamec requested staff review the landscaping and trees on the <br />l lighway 10 corridor. <br /> <br />carried. Voting Yes: Mayor Gamec, Councilmembers Elvig, Strommen, Cook, Jeffrey, <br />l'carson, and Strommen. Voting No: None. <br /> <br />Case #8: <br /> <br />Request for Sketch Plan Review of Ramsey Town Center 7th Addition Case <br />of Ramsey Town Center LLC <br /> <br />Asy;istant (:ommunity Development Director/EDA Executive Director Frolik explained Ramsey <br />'l'own Ct:nter, LLC has submitted a sketch plan to develop 152 townhomes on 12.6 acres <br />c,)ntaincd in portions of Outlets U and B of Ramsey Town Center Addition. The proposed <br />,,!cwh'~pment is located south of Bunker Lake Boulevard, east and west of Rhinestone Street NW. <br />'I'N,' sul~jc:ct property is currently zoned Town Center~4b Neighborhood District (TC-4b). The <br />f'C-4b D/strict allows ~br residential uses at a net density of up to 15 units per acre. The sketch <br />plan shows a gross density of 12.6 units per acre. The sketch plan shows 152 townhomes. The <br />~l'C-.4b ×truing district has a minimum 20-foot-front yard setback; all 'structures must be a <br />mi~fimum of two stories, with a maximum of four stories. Detailed plans and architectural <br />~'~!temcnts and elevations of these units will be provided as part of the preliminary site plan <br />apprr>vai process. The sketch plan shows a combination of public and private streets. <br /> <br />City Council/February 22, 2005 <br /> Page 11 of 31 <br /> <br /> <br />