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COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMBER 24, 1997 Council Member Bergeson also asked about the entrance access, which is proposed to be shared with the clinic. Ms. Wyland confirmed that the driveway in question will be private and not subject to City responsibility. Council Member Kuether asked about review by additional Staff. Ms. Wyland explained that at the time final building plans are issued all appropriate Staff will review the entire package. Council Member Lyden asked how stringent the aesthetic requirements are with respect to building materials. Ms. Wyland stated that the entire plan remains subject to review by the Architectural Review Committee. Mary Alice Devine added that the plan thus far has been thoroughly reviewed by the Architectural Review Committee, and that the applicant is complying with all suggestions. Mayor Landers asked about the roof design. Ms. Devine indicated that the bank will have a similar roof design to other buildings within the complex. Council Member Kuether moved to approve the site plan review for Lino Lakes Bank, pursuant to the conditions presented. Council Member Bergeson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Consideration of a Site Plan Review, Lino Lakes Temporary Bank, Village Drive - 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, and G.E. has been made aware of previous problems with the Forest Lake School District. 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. Subject to City Engineer approval, parking will be available on a temporary surface adjacent to the temporary building. There is currently a large stockpile of dirt on the site of the temporary building. A portion of this stockpile may be moved to provide room for the temporary building and parking area. No landscaping will be required due to the temporary nature of this project, and the site will be serviced by City utilities. Ms. Wyland indicated that Staff recommended approval of this site plan review with the following conditions: 1. Proper building permits be obtained and the modular unit be required to meet all State Building Code requirements. 12