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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL .NNE 27, 2001 PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT PERMIT — FRATTALONE EXCAVATING RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNER AS OUTLINED IN HIS REPORT DATED JUNE 12, 2001 The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Scalze. Ayes (5) LaValle, Scalze, Montour, Fahey, Anderson. Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. The Council reviewed the request for the posting of no parking signs on Rosewood Drive along the Montgomery property. Council noted that the Public Works Director had indicated that there is no public safety issue present with the on- street parking. On- street parking is already restricted on Rosewood for the first 25 to 50 feet at the intersection with County Road C. Scaze asked if the actual parking layout for the coffee shop reflects the site plan that was approved. The City Planner replied that it did. It was the consensus of the Council to take no action on the request for no parking at this time, given that the fence proposed by Mr. Montgomery may address his privacy concerns. Fahey opened the public hearing to consider the application for Planned Unit Development Permit allowing construction of an industrial /office complex on property in the Rice Street /Spruce Street area as requested by Frank Frattalone, Frattalone Excavating. The Planning Commission recommended approval of the PUD Permit subject to compliance with with the recommendations of the City Engineer and City Planner, subject to paving of access between the Rice Street and Spruce Street sites with blacktop millings, and subject to there being right turn only onto Rice Street. Frattalone reported that he has increased the size of the shop and office building he is proposing to construct from what was presented to the Council at the time of concept review. Frattalone indicated that the shop is proposed with a 27,500 square foot footprint with an additional 3,600 square feet of second floor, 1,080 square feet of third floor and the potential to add another 1,080 square feet of finished space to the third floor. The office is proposed with an 8,750 square foot footprint and a total of 17,500 square feet. Frattalone described the facade treatments for each building, indicating that a combination of ribbed concrete and metal panels will be used for the shop and brick or stone on the office. Fahey asked about the amount of space Frattalone had at his current site. Frattalone reported that his current office is 7,800 square feet while the shop is 12,000 square feet plus 1,400 of mezzanine space. 4 PAGE 60