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Planning & Zoning Board November 12, 1997 • Page 10 • Mr. Robinson observed that the size of the proposed building site did not appear to be as large as the plans indicate. Mr. Dunn asked if the projected increase in traffic flow to this site was anticipated to pose any ingress/egress problems for Lake Street. Mr. Ahrens pointed out that eventually there will be two traffic signals in the immediate area, and that the proposed circulation should be adequate. Mr. Dunn asked if the building is in keeping with the overall plan architecturally. Mr. Brixius responded that it is. Mr. Dunn asked when the architectural design package could be expected. Mr. Brixius indicated that the package will be reviewed by the Task Force in December and, following investigation of additional issues, should be presented shortly thereafter to the Planning and Zoning Board with Staff recommendations. Mr. Milbauer addressed the Board, stating that he has met with Dennis Grebner, and is taking into account recommended changes. His intention is to comply fully with overall plans for the Village. Mr. Herr requested clarification that the Bank will be a community -owned institution. Chair Schaps asked about the proposed construction schedule. Ms. Divine reviewed the proposed schedule, indicating that ground breaking should take place by the end of February with total occupancy to occur by the first of July. Mr. Robinson made a MOTION to approve the site plan review for Lino Lakes Bank according to the conditions stated above, supported by Mr. Johnson. Motion carried 6 -0, with Chair Schaps abstaining. E. Lino Lakes Bank, Temporary Location, Village Drive, Site Plan Ms. Wyland explained that permission is being requested to locate a temporary bank building across Village Drive from the proposed permanent location on City -owned property. This temporary location will facilitate start-up of the bank while the permanent building is under construction. This practice is common in the banking business. Ms. Wyland stated that utilities are available to serve the temporary structure, which is a 56' x 23' modular building provided by G.E. Capital. Mr. Milbauer has been assured that the temporary building will meet all applicable building code requirements. The temporary building is proposed for installation by January with construction on the permanent structure anticipated to begin in December. The modular building should be removed by July of 1998.