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• • • PLANNING & ZONING MEETING October 11, 1989 with tract #1, Auditor's Subdivision #134, which is the existing parcel to the west. And that they become one parcel. 2. That the existing drainfield is located entirely on new tract #1. 3. That utility and drainage easements be given to the public over the west twenty feet of the east 85 feet of tract #1A, and over the west twenty feet of the east 160 feet of tract 1A. 4. Kennel fences will be taken down at the time of the signing of the purchase agreement. 5. That legal descriptions be amended to reflect the above motion. Robert King seconded the motion and the motion was approved unanimously. 8:10 p.m. REVIEW OF CONCEPT PLAN FOR RICE LAKE PLAZA RETAIL CENTER AT THE INTERSECTION OF T.H. 49 AND LAKE DRIVE. Neil Weber and Wellington Haight, architects for the developer were present at the meeting. M.C. Anderson is proposing to construct retail and office space at the intersection of Lake Drive and T.H. 49. The project would be approximately 75 to 80 per cent in Lino Lakes with the remainder in Circle Pines. This excludes bank and restaurant facilities which would also be located in Lino Lakes. Wellington Haight stated that stores within the retail center will be restaurants (possibly Perkins, Pannekoeken Huis, or Appleby's), office buildings, retail stores, a bank, grocery store, and there is a possibility of either Target or K -Mart building at this site. Traffic counts have been run and at the corner of 49 and Lake Drive, there is an average of 9,200 cars per day. Further down Lake drive the traffic average is 11,000 cars a day. A considerable amount of on site fill will be needed. A ponding area is planned for the south end of the site. This will be open water all year around with a built in aerater pump installed. Parking has not been discussed as of yet. But Wellington Haight assured the board that the tenants will require the developer to allow adequate parking. The parking area will Page 4