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M7NUTLS CITY COUNCIL MAY 22, 2002 agreement. The development agreement addresses the fact that County grant funds are being made available to assist in construction of the shelter. If the development agreement is not finalized and the grant approval lapses, the City will still require the park to construct the storm shelter. Under that scenario, the park will be responsible for the full cost of the shelter. Mrs. Scalze introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 2002-S-I76 -APPROVING TMF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW TMF_ CON.S`TRUCTION OF A STORM SHELTER BUILDING AT NORTH STAR ESTATEb' MANUFACTURED HOME PARK SUBJECT TO COMPLIANCE WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS' OF THE PI ANNING COMMISSION AND REC`OMMEM)ATIONS 2 THROUGH 5 OUTL/NED IN THE CITY PLANNER'S REPORT 'The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Fahey. Ayes (5) Scalze, Fahey, Montour, Anderson, LaValle. Nays (0), Resolution declared adopted. SUI3DfVISION, Fahey opened the public hearing to consider the Subdivision, Planned Unit PUD PTRMl'1', Development Permit, and Architectural Review for construction of a ARCfIITECTURAL Snyders Drug Store at 2900 Rice StreeC. The Planning Commission REVIEW - recommended approval subject to compliance with the recommendations 2900 RICI; of the City Planner except that recommendation # L be modified to require STRT;1;"T - the double stacking of vehicles for the drive-through, recommendation #4 SNYDERS DRUG be limited to the new Snyders structure only with permitted uses in the B-3 STORIJ District serving as the widerlying uses allowed for this site, and recommendation #5 would apply to both the Snyders site as well as the remainder of the shopping center. Brian Johnson, representing the Market Place Shopping Center, presented a revised plan which changes the arches first proposed on the Snyders store to gables and noted additional elements that will match the shopping center. Johnson further noted that the drive tlm~ough has been expanded to provide for double stacking, and a trash enclosure has been added on the north end of the property. Mark Hotzler, Market Place Shopping Center, indicated once Market Place Drive is relocated, the parking lot layout will be revised to provide for adequate handicapped parking for both the new Snyders store and the entire parking lot. Anderson asked the rational for changing the arches on the proposed Snyders store to gables. The City Planner indicated that he proposed the change given 5