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CITY COUNCIL MEETING JULY 22, 1996 Mr. Wessel explained that he has been working with the MedCenter personnel for some time and said he felt that this was a very nice project for the City. He introduced the project architect, Mike Boldenow of BWBR Architects. He also introduced Steve Hetteen who said that MedCenter Managed Health Care was happy to be locating in Lino Lakes and was looking forward to working with the City. Council Member Kuether asked if the parking met all requirements. Ms. Wyland said yes. Mayor Landers added that there will be striping in accordance with the ADA regulations. Council Member Kuether moved to approve the preliminary plat with the eight (8) stipulations listed above and to include a 9th stipulation that the parking lot striping be added in accordance with the ADA rules and regulations. Council Member Bergeson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Council Member Kuether moved to approve the site plan review/conditional use permit subject to the same nine (9) stipulations previously listed. Council Member Bergeson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Site Plan Review for Expansion of Manufactured Housing Park, Baldwin Lake Court - Ms. Wyland used the overhead projector to show the location of the area under discussion. She explained that Mr. Paul Howard, owner of the Baldwin Lake Court Manufactured Home Park is requesting approval of a site plan to allow an expansion of the park. The proposed expansion would involve the addition of 19 homesites with a 16' x 22' optional garage area available for each unit. The homes to be located on the south portion of the site will all be double -wide homes. Mr. Howard applied for expansion of the Baldwin Lake Court several years ago. After a public hearing was held, the City Council denied his request for expansion. Mr. Howard started litigation on the matter and was successful. The court settlement allowed for 21 homesites. Mr. Howard's current request is for two (2) homesites less than his original request. The agreement basically states that the City will allow an expansion of the park provided certain conditions are met. The property was rezoned to Manufactured Home Park (R-6) following the court settlement agreement in 1992. The Baldwin Lake Manufactured Home Park has been in existence since the early 1950's and currently contains 75 units. The proposed expansion will bring the total to 94 units. Site Plan Review SETBACKS: City Code provides the following setback requirements: 40 feet from Hodgson Road, 15 feet front setback, 5 feet rear and side setback, 20 feet setback between manufactured homes, and adjoining residential district. According to the submitted plan, these requirements will be followed. PAGE 6