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Planning & Zoning Board <br />December 10, 2003 <br />Page 4 <br />APPROVED MINUTES <br />Mr. Tralle clarified it was the size of the pi pe and not the flowage. Mr. Studenski replied <br />that was correct. <br />Mr. Hyden asked if the pipe was at maximum flow all year. Mr. Studenski replied that <br />was correct. <br />Mr. Hyden asked if the pipe went to maxi mum flow, would that change the amount of <br />water going through the pipe. Mr. Smyser re plied the pipe had capacity for more flow <br />and this project did not have an effect on it. He stated if someone was changing <br />something upstream, it would change the flow , but this project would not change it. <br />Mr. Hyden asked who ultimately would be re sponsible if the calculations were wrong. <br />Mr. Smyser replied that would have to be dete rmined as to what the cause was. He noted <br />there might be changes downstream or upstream, but that does not mean this project <br />changed the flow. <br />Chair Schaps invited appl icant to make comment. <br />Katherine Leonidas, BWBR Architects, stated they had met with the neighbors and the <br />result of that was some design changes. She believed the neighborhood meeting was <br />successful. She showed the primary cha nges, which included the roadway moving 200 <br />feet along the southern property line. She noted additional screening was added to the <br />north, as well as screening along road 21. She summarized the hours of operation. She <br />asked them to keep it in mind that this church would operate on two campuses. She <br />summarized how they would prepare for crim e control. She noted it was still being <br />discussed about the lighting at the two intersections to the ea st. She summarized the site <br />lighting for the Board. She noted the lighti ng was identical to the lighting around City <br />Hall. She indicated they would have some lighting in the back for security and some <br />lighting around the drop off canopy. She noted the spire would be lit with the same <br />fixture lighting the flag outside of City Hall. With respect to snow removal, there was a <br />concern that they not be pushing snow into ne ighbor’s yards. She stated the church had <br />met with the landscaping contractor and summar ized where the snow would be placed, all <br />of it on pervious soil. She stated the desi gn of Ditch 72 would not change the drainage <br />and the area it served. She asked her septic design engineer and traffic consultant to <br />address the septic design a nd traffic flow concerns. <br />Peter Miller, Ecosystems Engineering, El k River, Minnesota, noted they had vast <br />experience regarding septic desi gns. He noted they have b een involved in this project <br />since 2002 and they had done a preliminary inve stigation of the soils and had submitted a <br />preliminary report. He noted Anoka Count y would be handling the permitting of the <br />system. He stated they had submitted a pe rmitting process to Anoka County and they had <br />approved their plans. He stated Anoka County had approved their submittal. He <br />summarized the project for the Board. He not ed the monitoring system consisted of a <br />dedicated phone line so the monitor of the system had on-line instant access to the <br />system. He stated Anoka County had agreed with the design and it was appropriate for <br />the site, but they did have a concern about the length of the sewer line and the possibility <br />of freezing. He informed the Board as to how they would address those concerns,