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City of Falcon Heights <br />• Planning Commission Minutes <br />March 26, 2003 <br />Chair Tom Lageson called the meeting to order at 7:04 p.m. <br />PRESENT: DeLeo, Lageson, Lukermann, Maher, Heideman, Ryan. Also present were Heather <br />Worthington, City Administrator, and Deb Jones, Zoning and Planning Coordinator. <br />ABSENT: Harris, Ziebarth, Tracy, Alternate Commissioner Middleton, Council Liaison <br />Lindstrom <br />The minutes of the February 26, 2003, meeting were approved. <br />PUBLIC HEARING ON THE S.E. CORNER REDEVELOPMENT P.U.D. <br />Chair Lageson opened the public hearing. City Administrator Worthington presented the <br />proposal for the P.U.D. Noting that the City has been working on this project for three years, Ms. <br />Worthington said that this evenings object is to seek Planning Commission approval of the <br />rezoning ordinance for the whole SE Corner parcel. The Commissioners have reviewed the site <br />plan plus preliminary plans for the multi-family unit and the senior unit; plans for the townhomes <br />will be reviewed in April. The Planning Commission had also had the opportunity to review an <br />evaluation by consultant Dan Cornejo and a report from the CPTED (Crime Prevention Through <br />Environmental Design) department of St. Paul. <br />No members of the public were present to speak. <br />Commissioner Lukermann asked if the idea of reorienting the front porch steps on the Arona side <br />of the senior building came from the City or the developer. Ms. Worthington said the idea was <br />Dan Cornejo's, and that the City could suggest it. She said it is within the City's purview to make <br />such recommendations. Sherman Associates has been very cooperative on the changes. <br />Commissioner Maher pointed out that the floor plan for the multi-family building shows the <br />largest apartments, which are most likely to house children, are the farthest from the elevator. <br />Ms. Worthington said Staff will bring this up with the developer. In response to a related <br />question from Commissioner Lageson she confirmed there is only one set of elevators, but they <br />are closer to the midpoint of the building than one end. The City did ask that the lobby be <br />reoriented to improve traffic flow and security. <br />Commissioner Lukermann wanted to know if there would be chutes for rubbish disposal, or will <br />tenants have to carry their trash down to the basement. Staff will find out. <br />Commissioner Lageson asked if there are sufficient fire exits. Ms. Worthington said that is part <br />of the building code review, which is not yet complete. <br />Commissioner Ryan asked if a discrepancy concerning surface materials mentioned in Mr. <br />Cornejo's report had been resolved. If not, said Ms. Worthington, it will be worked out. Staff <br />will proceed on the basis of the two reports and any concerns brought up by the Commission. <br />Commission Ryan also brought up something that had been mentioned in an earlier public <br />meeting, the possibility of charging a fee (in addition to rent) for parking space in the multi- <br />family. He and other commissioners expressed concern that this would encourage tenants to park <br />03_0326.doc Falcon Heights Planning Commission, March 26, 2003 Page 1 of 3 <br />
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