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Little Canada Planning Commission, • Mayor and City Council 25 March 1981 Page Five As of this writing, it is not known what landscaping was required by the Council when it approved the building on Tract C. However, now may be an appropriate time to look at landscaping and screening for the entire development. RECOMMENDATION Based upon the preceding analysis, it is recommended that the City approve the sub- division request contingent upon the following: Tract H should be left as part of Tract G and the 35 foot strip of property (mentioned in A.2. of this report) should be left as parts of Tract E and F. If these are allowed to be split off separately, the developer should demonstrate that they will be legally combined with adjoining property. 2. Yorkton Industrial Boulevard should be dedicated from Yorkton Industrial Court southward. 3. A temporary cul -de -sac should be required at the southern end of Yorkton Industrial Boulevard.. 4. Drainage and utility easements should be placed along all property lines. 5. The question regarding a ponding area easement should be resolved. 6. Grading, drainage and utilities should be approved by the City Engineer_ Insofar as the site plan is concerned, it is recommended that the location of buildings, parking, driveways, etc. should be approved. The conditional use permit for joint use of driveways and loading areas is also recommended contingent upon approval by the City Attorney of a joint use and maintenance agreement to be recorded against the titles of affected property. Approval of the landscape plan cannot be recommended at this time. A plan in con- formance with the Zoning Ordinance and including the required bid should be required prior to issuance of building permits. Once the plan is approved, a performance bond should be provided by the developer to cover the cost of all proposed landscaping. 9