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• • COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 22, 1999 Mr. Wessel stated he has been working with Mr. Tim Baylor on this project. The project initially included a combined McDonalds/gas station. Mr. Baylor has recently negotiated with McDonalds for a stand alone restaurant. Mr. Smyser noted the staff is recommending denial based on the findings in the report. Mr. Alan Brixius, Planning Consultant, reviewed the background of the project. He noted the combination McDonalds/gas station was a change from the original concept plan. He indicated the City has received a conceptual plan for a stand alone McDonalds but have not had time to review the plan. He stated the Council must act on the plan or the developer must request an extension. Mr. Baylor, developer for the project, came forward and stated he has negotiated with McDonalds for a stand alone restaurant which took a great deal of time. He stated staff received the revised preliminary plat last week. Mr. Baylor asked that the evaluation of the project continue. Heb the preliminary plat, and PDO. The City may send the site pl. He indicated the message he has received from the property owner i tha approved this evening, the property may not be available for ydevloprnent. cil approve ough e City process. ithe plan is not Mr. Hawkins noted that because the plan has been changed, it cannot be approved without another public hearing. He indicated he agrees with,the staff recommendation. Mr. Greg Frank, engineer for thepr drainage issue has been resolved. Mayor Sullivan stated,' needed. The City is in work. ame forward and reviewed the plan. He stated the noted there will be tree impact but the wetland will remain. is unable to take further action. Additional information is a stdnd alone McDonalds. She thanked Mr. Baylor for his hard Mr. Brixius not City can waive the 12 month waiting period if the project is denied. Council Member Lyden asked Mr. Baylor if he could request an extension. Mr. Smyser stated if the City receives the application by Wednesday and site plan by Friday, the project could go through the various boards and return to Council on April 26, 1999. If the revised plan is not received this week there will an additional 30 day delay. Mr. Baylor stated he appreciates the staff time and Council consideration on the project. He stated he also appreciates the Council flexibility regarding the 12 month waiting period. He asked that the Council vote on the plan this evening. Council Member Lyden moved to deny the application based on staff recommendation. Council Member Bergeson seconded the motion.