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• Planning & Zoning Board July 10, 2002 Page 27 dated June 6, 2002, detailed these changes and was attached to this report. In general, recommended changes center around the following: 1.) Submission of a tree inventory and tree preservation plan. 2.) Increase infiltration and storm water practices, particularly around parking areas. 3.) Alter tree choices, and move trees out of water infiltration areas. 4.) Use of green parking in future parking expansion areas. Staff recommended approval of the application, with the following conditions: 1.) Proper building permits be obtained prior to any construction. 2.) Permits be obtained by Rice Creek Watershed prior to any site work or building permit issuance. 3.) A revised landscape plan, which replace fencing h landscaping for buffer purposes, shall be submitted prior to 4.) Any signage must comply with the C 5.) Any future expansion shall require Site Permit Amendment. 6.) A tree inventory, tree preservation pl reviewed by the City's Environme ponding or drain field areas are 1 7.) All grading, drainage, and utili City Engineer prior to Cityutcil r 8.) Design specifications for e sup Council review. il 9.) Driveway access shall property to 10.)A perfo execu 11.)All Dep ditional Use dscape plan are to be ees shown placed in ore suitable areas. solved to the satisfaction of the ystem will be required prior to City sive to the site, and shall not be shared with the epared, including financial securities, and it rev w. e obtained from the Anoka County Highway can begin. Mr. Lyden inquired a steeple. ding height. Ms. Gretz replied 45 feet, to the top of the Mr. Hyden asked if applicant had the ability to hook up to the City of Circle Pines for $55,000.00. Ms. Gretz replied technically and theoretically yes, but based on applicant's estimates, that was approximately $30,000.00 more than they had budgeted for the well and septic system. Mr. Hyden asked about fire suppression system. Ms. Gretz replied the $30,000.00 had taken into account the fire suppression system, according to the applicant. Chair Schaps asked if applicant was able to obtain water from the City of Lino Lakes, what would the estimated cost be. The City Engineer replied it would not be inexpensive and it would be a minimum of $30,000.00. Mr. Lyden asked what the buildable land was on the lot. Ms. Gretz replied that, not knowing the size of the wetland, she could not answer that at this time.