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October 13, 2003 City Council Apollo Center additional design information to assure the structure will carry out the design intent of Lino Lakes as expressed in its Comprehensive Plan. 2) All buildings shall provide for enclosed trash receptacle area with exterior wall treatments similar to the principal building, in the rear of the building, in an accessible location and fully screened from view of adjacent properties. In the earlier version of the plan, the trash area was placed in the southwest corner of the property, adjacent to Apollo Drive. However, with this plan, the applicant has moved the trash area to the southeast corner of the lot, which is consistent with Lino Lakes Zoning requirements. All walls surrounding the trash receptacles must be at least six (6) feet in height and match the materials of the principal structure. The Plans as presented do not indicate the height or materials of the enclosure. These should be provided. 3) Since the intent of the business is auto repair, painting should not be part of the operations of the garage. If it is considered, all painting must be conducted in an approved paint booth. 4) Odor emissions shall be in compliance with MPCA standards, Minnesota regulations APC. 5) All flammable materials shall conform to the applicable provisions of the Minnesota Uniform Fire Code. 6) All outside storage is prohibited, except the storage of vehicles waiting for repair. Since the City is concerned with the appearance of the mall, it desires to limit the outside storage of vehicles waiting for repairs. Parking spaces for vehicles waiting for repair should be designated behind the structure and should be limited to no more than 48 hours per vehicle. Accessory Buildings No accessory buildings are proposed on the site. Lighting The earlier plans included a Lighting Plan along with examples of the types of light fixtures that would be used for the project. In general, the Lighting Plan meets City Ordinances, except three readings exceed maximum intensities allowed. In addition, there is no indication of lighting in the parking lot. Some, subdued lighting should be provided in the parking area. The Developer should work with City staff to assure compliance with lighting requirements, lighting for the parking area and light fixture details. Page 5