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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL APRIL 25, 2018 to replace the existing signs with metal signs that are front lit as tenants move out and new tenants move in. No one in attendance commented. Upon motion by Montour, seconded by Keis, the public hearing was closed. Montour introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTIONNO. 2018-4-77 —APPROVE THE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT SIGNPLANAMENDMENT AT 80 LITTLE CANADA ROAD EAST TO ALLOW ONLY FRONT LIT METAL SIGNS GOING FORWARD, BUT CURRENT TENANTS ARE SUBJECT TO THE EXISTING SIGN PLAN; A TOTAL OF NINE WALL SIGNS ARE ALLOWED ON THE BUILDING PLUS THE EXISTING POOLSIDE FREESTANDING SIGN, WITH A TOTAL AMOUNT OF 684 SQUARE FEET OF SIGNAGE ALLOWED ON THE PROPERTY The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Fischer. Ayes (3). Nays (1). Torkelson. Resolution declared adopted. PUBLIC The City Planner explained the property owner of 2320 Preserve Trail and HEARING— 475 Viking Drive E. has requested a simple subdivision to create a third SUBDIVISION lot from the existing two lots that would face Viking Drive. He noted that OF 2320 the properties are zoned R-1, Single Family Residential, and all three lots PRESERVE comply with the applicable R-1 District size requirements. The City TRAIL & 475 Planner explained that the survey does not show the required six foot VIKING DRIVE E perimeter drainage and utility easements around all three lots, which will INTO 3 SINGLE be a condition of approval. He noted that there is currently an existing six FAMILY foot drainage and utility easement around three sides of the 2320 Preserve PARCELS; Trail parcel, however with the lot line adjustments being proposed, this APPLICANT: will impact this easement on the west side. Also the survey has shown STEVE that an existing 12 foot drainage easement for Parcel B, 475 Viking Drive, BRAUSEN at the southwest corner of the lot will be vacated. The City Planner stated that the applicant will need to apply and go through a separate process to have these easements vacated. He explained that there is also a 20 foot MnDOT storm sewer easement that runs north to south on 2320 Preserve Trail and the newly created Lot C. He noted that staff has talked with the applicant about taking this into consideration in his plans for construction of a new home on Parcel C. There is no additional setback requirement from the easement, but the applicant is aware that he is not allowed to build anything within this easement. The City Planner noted that the E