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B. File No. PUD/98-17:United Properties PUD for Eagle Point Business Park City Planner Dillerud reported at its August 10, 1998 meeting, the Planning Commission, on a 5-1 vote, adopted a recommendation to approve this PUD Concept Plan for the development of a 120 acre business park in the northeast quadrant of I-94 and County Road 13 (Inwood Avenue); subject to six detailed conditions. No specific development rights are accorded the landowner with PUD Concept Plan approval- -only the right to proceed with a Development Stage Application. The Statutory Review Period for this application will expire on October 5, 1998. George Burkards, Project Manager for United Properties, introduced Tony Kuechle, United Properties Development Division Representative, and Jon Pope, architect with Pope Associates. Mr. Pope presented the Planned Unit Development Plan. - Councilor DeLapp stated, as proposed in the concept plan, two signalized intersections would be required on CSAH13. He suggested that if Hudson Blvd. was an only access point that one signalized intersection be needed unless Oakdale already has a planned development corresponding to the potential second interchange, Administrator Kueffner will look at impact fees for lights. DeLapp suggested Mr. Pope look at the City's tape on the trip to Overland Kansas, because this is the type of office park the Council wants to see for this area. He voiced concerns on impervious surface coverage, payment for the water tower, and asked for a survey of ownership in the north periphery area. Councilor Dunn suggested a workshop to be more informed on long-term ramifications of PUDs. Councilor Hunt liked the concept plans for the entire area and was in favor of eliminating Tab #2. Councilor Johnston felt a PUD was a good idea for these areas. She liked the cohesiveness and consistent appearance and made the following motion. M/S/P Johnston/Jahn — to adopt Resolution No. 98-49, A Resolution approving a Planned Unit Development Concept Plan for the Northland Company. (Motion passed 5-0). It was understood by the Council that the approval of the Concept Plan does not pre -suppose approval of the Owner's submittal of proposed development standards and land uses, but that the Council supports a process which would subdivide the owners 110 acres and create a unified development plan to address roads, trails, open space, surface water management, landscaping, signage, and building standards for future review and approval by the Council. C. August 240'Meeting, 4-6 p.m., with Met Council to discuss Interceptor — REMINDER The Met Council will have a preliminary finding on the Research Feasibility of the Upgrade of the Wone Interceptor. D. Met Council request to appear at September 1 Council Meeting The Met Council has asked to come before the Council of September I" to discuss their recommendation from August 24a' meeting. Administrator Kueffner will check with them as to what time they would be available. They may want a 5 or 5:30 workshop on September 1". D. Membership to Planning Commission Councilor DeLapp asked if there are any applications for the Planning Commission vacancy. The applications will be added to the September I' Council agenda. 9. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT: A. Federal Regulations on Hot Air Balloons landing on public streets. Attorney Filla reported federal regulations require consent from the property owners before they land on private property. Without permission from the property owners to land on private property would be LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 18, 1998