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k} <br />~~,~ master <br />125 West Broadway Ave. <br />Minneapolis, MN 55411 <br />SITE PLAN APPLICATION: <br />PROJECT NAME: <br />PROPEKTY ADDRESS: <br />PI20PERTY OWNER: <br />City of Little Canada <br />November 24, 2008, <br />Twin Lake Woods <br />~ ENGINEERING <br />u~ REnI. EsTrcrE <br />CONSTRUCTION <br />Phone: 612.872.9200 <br />Fax: 672.872.9201 <br />Southeast Corner of Rice Street & CounUy Drive <br />Little Canada, MN <br />PICEK Investment 2 LLC <br />1255 Gun Club Road <br />White Bear Lake, MN 55110 <br />APPLICANT: Master Civil & Construction Engineering, Inc. <br />125 West Broadway Avenue, Suite 125 <br />Minneapolis, MN 55411 <br />Don Gerberding: 612.236.1640 / don(c~mastennn.com <br />Lisa Bartels: 612.236.1612 / lisab(r~masternvt.eom <br />Greg Ottum: 612.236. ] 610 / Qre ro r mastermn.com <br />PROJECT COST: $14,500.00 "Iota] Development Cost <br />DisSCRIPTION OT <br />PI20POSGD llI,VELOPMCNT': <br />Comforts of Home and Told Development Company are proposing a combined project development to include a <br />residential housing and memory-care facility in conjwiction with a retail building and an office/commercial <br />building for the vacant land located aC the southeast corner of Rice Street and Country Drive. <br />Conilorts of Home is proposing an assisted-living and nternory-care facility to provide the citizens of Little <br />Canada assisted residential housing and memory-care services for older adults. A planned combination of <br />underground parking for the care residents in conjunction with surface parking shared with other buildings on site <br />will afford ample parking for residents and visitors. The prominent design features of the proposed assisted-living <br />and memory-care building will combine stone foundations with residential exterior materials, columns, roofline <br />gables, extending porches, and residential entrances into the building. `The overriding architectural objective is to <br />create the fee] of a residential building on a personal level for the residents. Outdoor spaces within a wooded <br />setting, views of the existing wetlands, and wooded pathways are ali significant design elements of the overall site <br />plan. "the main building entrance is set to be prominently displayed along Rice StreeT. This orientation affords <br />travelers on Rice Street a clear view of the building's architecture and will create a welcoming landmark for those <br />entering the city of Little Canada from 1-694. <br />