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'ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING MARCH 29, 2000 <br />Tschida Convenience Store and the applicant is Don Rolf of Archnet, Inc. The proposed <br />lot area is 29,223 square feet and the required "green area" is 30% or 8,767 square feet. <br />The proposal indicates 37% green area or 10,945 square feet. Surface water for the Dairy <br />Queen will be diverted via storm sewer pipe to a proposed ponding area adjacent to Rice <br />Creek. There are no zone - one /zone two areas on the site. There are no significant <br />ecological delineations on the site. Soils are classified as BD (moderate infiltration rate <br />[drained] / high runoff potential [undrained]) and B (moderate infiltration rate). The LW <br />soil classification to the south is a loamy soil type. Site elevations gradually slope to <br />Clearwater Creek. <br />Davidson asked if the revised landscape plan has been submitted. Asleson stated it has <br />not and that could be placed as a condition of approval, if desired. <br />Wessell noted this project will be considered by the Planning Cot S ion on April 12, <br />2000 and the City Council on May 8, 2000 so it is not possible o dela onsideration. He <br />suggested that a contingency approval be considered, if de • e s... <br />Asleson presented the proposed ponding plan for th• , -de the freeway and <br />explained how drainage will be accommodated. CA: Ho 4` g i asked how the water <br />will get from one pond to the next. Asleson ex necttheree culverts in place and <br />advised that something similar in nature is beingp` O'9 ® d for the Dairy Queen site. <br />Donlin stated she would like a more cle ( explan ion of the drainage pattern. Asleson <br />advised that the Watershed Distric _ °id r w aid approve the proposed drainage for the <br />Dairy Queen site. <br />Donlin stated her concern <br />advised that the Dairy <br />stated her support f <br />re due to the intensity of lighting. Lessard <br />opose to use shoebox lighting in the parking lot. Donlin <br />hoebox lighting. Lanyon concurred. <br />Davidson mov_ • to app the revised Dairy Queen site plan subject to the applicant's <br />continued wor t» on the landscape plan and lighting plan and subject to input <br />from City staff . t other groups as applicable. Lanyon seconded the motion. Motion <br />carried unanimously. <br />CITIZEN COMMENTS <br />No citizens were present for comment. <br />Wessell noted the presence of Julie Farnum who is present to address item 5F. Chair Houchins <br />asked that item 5F be considered next. The Commission agreed. <br />
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