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• • • Planning & Zoning Board July 11, 2001 Page 15 other services needed by the residents of the City. He did not feel that the services being proposed would be a positive asset to the city. Mr. Lyden asked for the status of the remnant parcel. Mr. Grochala stated a condemnation process to acquire the land is currently being considered. He stated the City Council reviewed the feasiblity of this process at thier July meeting but did not want to invest money in the acquisition of the property until the proposed PDO is moving toward a point of approval. Mr. Grochala noted the proposed uses are permitted in this Zoning District. He noted there are other options available within the list of permitted uses and suggested the applicant be asked what potential uses they anticipated for the other buildings. Mr. Grochala noted that building design guidelines have been included in the project narrative. These requirements should be incorporated into the development agreement and/or declaration of covenants for the property. The building materials have not changed. They intend to use a common theme and co ►, on materials throughout the development. No additional treatment has been added the rear The architectural design of Kohl's, Target submitted and included for approval as part of Fast Food (Lot 2), Bank (Lot 8), and Buildings approval in accordance with Section 2, Su Mr. Grochala invited Mr. Wessel t , C, and D have been Th Convenience Store (Lot 1), d E shall require Site Plan Review o Lakes Zoning Ordinance. e building design and materials. Mr. Wessel stated the City Counc project they wanted a s continuity with the To regarding the building ma made. He invited Bill Wittr building elevations. de it clear early in the process that with this nt of quality materials to be used to allow e indicated there has been negotiations occurring d design and he felt significant progress has been representing RSP Architects, to present the proposed Mr. Wittrock stated the Board had previously reviewed colored elevations and material samples for the Target Store, in -line stores and the stand alone buildings and black and white elevations of the Kohl's building. Since that time a written narrative of the out buildings and the overall development has been created. Mr. Wittrock stated the proposed architecture for this development will follow the Town Center guidelines. He stated the buildings would be composed of a base, middle and top with similar materials and details being used through out the project. Mr. Wittrock presented colored elevations of the in -line stores (Buildings C and D) which showed a colonial style design including gabled ends and a metal roof. He indicated the buildings would be predominately brick with stucco sign bands at the top and a burnished concrete block being used for the base. He stated the store fronts would utilize a great