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Cad <br />Regular Planning Commission <br />Meeting Date: 05/22/2025 <br />Primary Strategic Plan Initiative: Promote economic growth and development. <br />Information <br />Title: <br />PUBLIC HEARING: Consider a Conditional Use Permit, Site Plan, and Variance for a Drive -Through Lane in <br />the Front Yard in the COR-2b Zoning District for Taco Bell at 14751 Armstrong Blvd NW <br />Purpose/Background: <br />Border Foods (the "Applicant"), doing business as Taco Bell, has submitted a Land Use Application for the <br />development of 1.32-acre lot described as Lot 1, Block 1, Bunker Lake Crossing, which will be addressed as <br />14751 Armstrong Blvd NW (the "Subject Property"). The project will consist of a 2,867 square foot quick -service <br />restaurant building for Taco Bell, 23 parking stalls, and a drive -through lane that wraps around the north, west, <br />and south sides of the building. To accommodate the drive -through lane in the COR-2b zoning district, the <br />Applicant is seeking a Conditional Use Permit, which by default includes a formal Site Plan Review, as required <br />for all development in the COR. Additionally, due to the location of the drive -through lane in the front yard of the <br />Subject Property, the Applicant is seeking a Variance to Drive -Through Placement. <br />Notification: <br />Staff attempted to notify property owners within 350 feet of the Subject Property, as reflected in the Anoka <br />County Property Records, of the request and the Public Hearing. A notice of the Public Hearing will be published <br />in the Anoka County Union Herald, the City's official newspaper. A "proposed development" sign was placed on <br />the property. <br />Time Frame/Observations/Alternatives: <br />Subject Property <br />The Subject Property is the northernmost lot within the Bunker Lake Crossing development, measuring <br />approximately 1.32 acres in area. The Subject Property is bounded by Armstrong Boulevard to the west, Bunker <br />Lake Boulevard to the north (via a small strip of land to access a multi -tenant development sign proposed with <br />the Bunker Lake Crossing preliminary plat), the Waterfront Village residential development and wetland to the <br />east, and the proposed private access road for Bunker Lake Crossing to the south. The Subject Property is zoned <br />COR-2b, Commercial Subdistrict, which is the same zoning designation of other parcels on the west side of the <br />COR, including Aldi, Take 5, and Home2 Suites. As is the case with all non -park properties in the COR, the <br />Subject Property is guided Mixed Use in the City's 2040 Comprehensive Plan. <br />Site Plan <br />The proposed building has a footprint of 2,867 square feet, and is rectangular -shaped with the longer end <br />stretching north -to -south, paralleling Armstrong Boulevard. Due to the lot dimensions, drive -through placement, <br />and location of existing utilities, the building is set back 36.75 feet from the west (front) property line. The COR <br />Design Framework typically requires a front yard build -to line of 30 feet along arterial streets, with at least 40 <br />percent of the front facade within the build -to area. However, there is a footnote stating that "the City may <br />approve up to a 60-foot setback if it finds that topography or other factors require that a building be set back <br />further to achieve acceptable grades or buffer between the street, the site entrance and the building." With the <br />proposed setback of 36.75 feet, 100 percent of the building facade is within the 60-foot build -to area along <br />Armstrong Boulevard, which satisfies the 40 percent requirement as stated in the COR Framework. To further <br />reinforce the physical build -to line, the Applicant is proposing a 3.5-foot-tall ornamental wrought iron fence along <br />the length of the paved area, providing a buffer between the drive -through lane and the trail along Armstrong <br />
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