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MINUTES City Council Apr•il 26, 1989 Boosalis r~e~lied that ther•e wer•e not at this time. Rlesener• asked if the zoninc~ of the pr•oper~ty would allow a Rapid Oil Chanae type of operation. The Sity Planner replied that Rapid Oil Chanqe would require a conditional use permit in a 13-3 zone. Rlesener asked the separation proposed between the two retail centers under this proposal. Boosalis replied that the separation pointinc~ out that there is a row of edpe of the buildinq as well. i s wi der~ than or•i qi nal l y pr~oposed, parkinq proposed along the southern Rlesener asked if the full access around the building was a positive or a neqative. The City Planner• r•eplied that it was positive. Scalze was concerned that the outlot remain for ponding purposes and asked what can be done to insure that. The City Planner su~gested that a drainaqe easement could be taken over the pondinq area. Fahey aqr~eed that it was his under•standinq that the ponding ar•ea would remain undeveloped open space to be used for• dr•ainage. R1 esener• asked i f the major~i ty of the r~esi denti al pr•oper~ty was marshy. Roosalis replied that he has had some soil tests done, and while the property may appear• to be mar•shy, it is not, and there are only a couple of feet of black dirt on the proper~ty. ~oosalis stated that while there would be some soil correction costs for the second access, the extra access would only add more tr•affic to the ar•ea and the cost has a neqative impact on the development. f3oosalis pointed out that Public Works is generally opposed to cul-de-sacs since they are more difficult and costly to ptow in the winter, however, ~lesener~ felt that they pr~ovided for a better r~esidential area and peoole pr~efer•r•ed to live on a cul-cle-sac. Scal ze asked i f the r•esi denti al ar~ea woul d dr•ai n i nto the pondi nc~ ar•ea. The City Enqineer replied that he has not thorouahly reviewed the drainaqe plan as yet, however, the pond will take the over~flow dr•ainage fr~om the shoppinq center. The pond would then drain into a storm sewer which would go down County Road C and then nor•th and eventually into Round ~ake. The City Engineer• stated that one of his r•ecommendations is that the existinq storm sewer be extended towards Round Lake. Fahey asked about screeninq from the shopping center to the residential area. Paqe -9-