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Meeting Date: 5/26/93 <br /> Agenda Item: P 2 <br /> CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS <br /> REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION <br /> ITEM: Review and consider adopting the official school plan <br /> for Falcon Heights Elementary School on Garden Avenue <br /> SUBMITTED BY: Mr. John Thein, Roseville Area School District 623 <br /> REVIEWED BY: Planning Commission <br /> Susan Hoyt, City Administrator <br /> Bill Westerberg, Assistant City Engineer <br /> EXPLANATION /DESCRIPTION: <br /> The Falcon Heights Elementary School is being remodeled this <br /> summer. The plans for the remodeling are submitted to the city <br /> for its review and comment as part of the process for adopting <br /> the official school plan (Chapter 9 §12.01(d)). Once the <br /> official school plan is on file with the city (none currently <br /> exists), any changes in the plan will be reviewed and adopted by <br /> the city. <br /> The plan identifies the additions made to the structure as well <br /> as the removal of an existing playground on the eastside of the <br /> building and the addition of 35 new parking stalls on the <br /> eastside of the property within 20 feet of the adjacent <br /> residential property. <br /> The school district held a community /schoolwide information <br /> meeting on the proposed plans in April. <br /> Property owners within 350 feet of the property were notified of <br /> this meeting. The planning commission held a public hearing on <br /> this item on May 24, 1993. <br /> STAFF COMMENTS: <br /> The staff has three comments on this plan: <br /> 1. The addition of 35 parking spaces on the property 20 feet <br /> from the homes should be adequately screened and the parking <br /> lot lighting should not reflect into the adjoining property. <br /> At an earlier meeting with city staff, school district <br /> officials and the architect said that the neighboring <br /> property owners were consulted about the planned changes. <br /> 2. The removal of the old playground equipment on the southeast <br /> side of the site is not the playground equipment purchased, <br /> in part, by the City of Falcon Heights. <br />