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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL JUNE 25, 2014 Keis asked about the current PUD Zoning of this property. The City Planner noted that a special PUD District was established for this property for use as Dock 86. The applicant is requesting an Amendment to the PUD District to accommodate the changes they are proposing. At this point in the meeting, Johansen reviewed the project as a total describing the location of each furniture entity. He noted that currently under the Dock 86 operation, there is about 60,000 square feet in retail space and 100,000 in warehouse. About 90% of the space will be converted to retail. With regard to the Planning Commission's recommendation to relocate the access point on the Country Drive curve, Johansen indicated that given the elevation changes that relocation was not possible. He indicated that Hom would remove existing landscaping that is blocking visibility at the driveway accesses and will re -landscape with lower growing materials. He also reviewed overall landscaping improvements that will be made to clean up the area and do some screening of an existing shed and tank. Blesener noted that the current pylon is very close to the building. Johansen indicated that the pylon will be in the same general vicinity, but closer to Country Drive. Johansen again pointed out the longer and narrower appearance of the pylon. He indicated that in addition to time and temperature, the reader board would also be used to advertise their other brands, such as Sleep Express and Seasonal Concepts, as well as rug sales and other events. There was no one else present from the general public wishing to comment on this matter. Upon motion by Keis, seconded by Boss, the public hearing was closed. The City Planner reported that based on the Council's approval of the various elements of this request, the PUD District Zone for this property will be rewritten to reflect the revisions. Johansen noted that the hulk of the PUD District for this property will remain the same. Blesener suggested approval of the request as submitted, but asked that Flom try to keep the use of temporary signage at a minimum Blesener introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 2-14-6-103 —AMENDING THE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT FOR ADDITIONAL RETAIL SPACE AS WELL AS SIGN AND DISPLAY CHANGES REQUESTED BYHOM 8