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• <br />• <br />COUNCIL MINUTES APRIL 12, 1999 <br />17. A time limit and financial guarantee must apply to the construction of any building <br />foundation if the building will not be constructed immediately. <br />18. Existing driveway access to site reconstructed to eliminate shared access. Costs shall <br />be borne by the PDO rezoning applicant. <br />19. Green space between buildings B and C to be opened up to provide for vehicle <br />circulation. <br />20. Eliminate the 16 parking stalls on the north end of the site to make more space <br />available for screening as described below. <br />21. The developer will work with the clinic on the design of the buffer area to suit the <br />clinic. <br />22. New plan drawing to include data of square footage .:.and showing <br />green space shaded. A minimum of 20% of the site n% <br />23. Plan for screening of roof mechanicals vsualsandsoun <br />24. A preliminary and final shall he submitted for review through the normal subdivison <br />process when applicant wants to s bdividelthe property. <br />25. No outside stora <br />26..Improvemi <br />wherever the c <br />relocat <br />veway to the clinic so that the driveway be relocated to <br />nclu it is the best place for it. The developer will pay the <br />27. The eloper will work with the clinic on the design of the buffer area. <br />Mayor Sullivan seconded the motion. <br />Mr. Fogerty suggested he place a $30,000 letter of credit with the City so the City may work <br />with the clinic to decide what type of buffering is desired. <br />Mr. Hawkins advised that the City may dictate what type of buffering will be required. <br />Mayor Sullivan noted that if the application is denied, it may not come before Council again for <br />one year. <br />Council Member Lyden asked about the amount of land to be buffered on the north side. Mr. <br />• Smyser stated because it is a PDO, the City can determine the amount of land to be buffered. <br />