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06/20/96 THU 15.47 FAX PLANNING & ZONING BOARD JUNE 12,1996 i-►� LINO LAKES Q008 City's CSO Officer shall review the building plans prior to issuance of the building permit to insure compliance with CEPTED recommendations. 2. A pedestrian trail shall be graded and rocked, in the right-of-way, according to City specifications, along the Hodgson Road side of.the property. This trail work shall coordinated with the City Forester and Mn/DOT. 3. Landscaping of the site shall be coordinated with the City Forester, in particular, the grasses and wild flower area shown on the plan. 4. Signage shall conform to the City's Sign Ordinance and proper permits obtained prior to installation_ 5. A detail of the proposed fencing on the west property line shallbe provided prior to City Council Review. 6. RCWD permits shall be obtained, if required, prior to any site grading. 7. A variance for T on the interior side setback line shall be approved allowing a setback of 28 feet. Mr. Gelbmann seconded the mon. The motion carried 7-0. C. 96-15-S, EAM. 4th Avenue, Site Plan Review Ms. Mary LaForest stated that Emergency Apparatus Maintenance (EAM) is seeking to build a 5,250 square foot building with a potential for 5,600 square foot fixture expansion on a one - acre triangular parcel in Apollo Business Park on 4th Avenue adjacent to the Klosner-Goetz building EAM started in 1987, and now serves 300 fire departments in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan Ms. Wyland noted a couple of minor changes requested by the applicant: 1) to move the entrance further south to provide easier access for the emergency vehicles; 2) that the rear exterior wan be :of plain block wall rather than the rock face on the other sides of the building. Staff sees no problem.with either of these requests. A revised site plan will be prepared for the Council. Approval is recommended with the conditions listed in the staffreport. • Mr. Dave Schreier, EAM Owner, stated that the reason for moving the driveway entrances is to accommodate 35 -foot long fire trucks. Landscaping will be moved and placed wherever required by the City. Ms. Wyland noted that there is a minimum amount oftraffic on 4th Avenue, and access would be possible at any point on that alignment. • City Engineer Ahrens stated that he sees no problems with moving the driveway. Mr. Dunn asked if vehicles will be stored on-site. 8