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Regular Planning Commission <br />Meeting Date: 01/27/2022 <br />By: Chris Anderson, Community <br />Development <br />Information <br />7.1. <br />Title: <br />Consider Site Plan and Variance Request for Northstar Marketplace Multi -Tenant Retail Building at 7912 Sunwood <br />Drive NW (Project No. 22-101); Case of Northstar Marketplace LLC <br />Purpose/Background: <br />The City has received an application from Northstar Marketplace LLC (the "Applicant") for Site Plan review for a <br />new multi -tenant, retail building at 7912 Sunwood Drive NW (the "Subject Property"). The proposal also includes a <br />request for a Variance to the build -to requirement along Sunwood Drive. <br />Notification: <br />The City attempted to notify all property owners, as reflected in the Anoka County Property Records, within 700 <br />feet of the Subject Property of the request by U.S. Mail. The Public Hearing notice was also posted in the City's <br />Official Newspaper, the Anoka County UnionHerald. <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />General Project Overview <br />The Applicant is proposing construction of a 7,200 square foot, multi -tenant building on the southern portion of the <br />Subject Property. The building could have up to six (6) tenants and does include a drive-thm along the western <br />(non -street facing) side. This project would result in the full build -out of the Northstar Marketplace retail node. The <br />Subject Property is located in the COR-2 zoning district and is guided as Mixed Use in the Comprehensive Plan. <br />The proposed uses, retail and restaurants, are permitted based on both the zoning and land use designations. <br />Parking Summary <br />As a stand-alone project, a minimum of fourteen (14) parking stalls would be required and a maximum of <br />twenty-eight (28) stalls would be permitted (based on retail uses). However, the Subject Property is part of a retail <br />'campus' that shares a large parking lot. There are currently 468 parking stalls serving this retail node, which <br />includes four (4) existing buildings, plus this proposed building. This project would actually decrease the parking <br />from 468 stalls to 452 stalls. Looking back at the initial review of the Ramsey Town Center 3rd Addition Site Plan, <br />a minimum of 440 parking stalls were required (this included the build -out of the Subject Property). The project <br />proposes to provide nine (9) parking stalls abutting the south elevation of the building. <br />Architecture <br />The proposed building will have an exterior finish consisting of a combination of facebrick, integral colored <br />rockface CMU, glass, aluminum, and EIFS. This design is very similar or matches the exterior finish of the other <br />buildings within this retail node. While the south elevation, which faces the parking lot, will serve as the front <br />entrances for these tenants, the north (street facing) elevation will essentially match that same look, including <br />ingress/egress doors. <br />The Site Plan includes a twenty foot by twenty foot (20' x 20') fenced in patio off the northwest and southwest <br />corners of the building. This would provide an outdoor eating spaces for prospective food tenants in the end cap <br />units, something that the Applicant has noted as being important, especially considering the impacts the pandemic <br />has had on the food service industry. The Applicant has noted that the fencing material would be aluminum. Staff is <br />working with the Applicant to ensure that the fencing would be consistent with The COR Design Framework. <br />
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