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• • Planning & Zoning Board July 11, 2001 Page 24 Chair Schaps stated he was not overly concerned about a new bank being included as part of this development with an existing bank nearby. He felt that competition is a good thing and he felt the competition will allow for cleaner and safer businesses. He felt the benefit of the two new retail giants in the community was a far more important consideration than the designation of a bank and convenience store. Chair Schaps expressed his appreciation to the Ryan Companies and noted there was still work for them to comply with the 18 conditions recommended by staff. He agreed that 40 -foot tall signs along the freeway would be too high and he hoped the developer could convince the businesses to reduce the height of their signs. Chair Schaps asked if one or two motions were required for these applications. Mr. Smyser stated two motions should be made, one to approve the rezoning of the property to PDO and another to approve the site and building plans and the preliminary plat. Mr. Lyden agreed that competition can be a good thing, but he felt fair competition is better. He asked that the City Council take this into cons ration when making a decision regarding financial assistance for this project. Mr. Zych made a MOTION to approve the appli US, Inc., to rezone the property located on L Ms. Lane. Motion carried 5 -0. Mr. Lyden made a MOTION to approve th US, Inc., (Target), Lake Drive for d b `filding plan review and preliminary plat subject to the following conditi sub d by Ryan Companies PD , and was supported by on submitted by Ryan Companies 1. No formal process 2. No formal a Watershed has the development. e application shall be in effect until the EAW of the application shall be in effect until Rice Creek mpleted their review and issued appropriate permits for 3. All required on and off -site improvements shall be subject to the review and approval of the City Engineer and County Engineer, as appropriate. 4. Landscaping treatments along residentially zoned property shall provide for year round screening. Suitable coniferous plantings and/or fencing shall be applied in these areas to minimize the impact of vehicular lighting from said properties. 5. The lighting plan shall be modified to provide decorative lighting at 75 to 100 feet spacing staggered along the primary drive aisles. The lighting plan shall be modified to limit lighting to 0.4 foot candles at the boundary line. 6. All information/modifications requested by the City Engineer per the July 7, 2001 Engineering Review shall be provided prior to PDO approval. 7. Wall signage on the rear of Buildings, A, C and D shall be limited to a low profile identity sign. The sign face shall have a maximum dimension of 2'