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<br />Item No: 7B <br />Meeting Date: November 13, 2012 <br />Type of Business: Public Hearing <br />City Administrator Review: _______ <br />City of Mounds View Staff Report <br />To: Honorable Mayor and City Council <br />From: Heidi Heller, Planning Associate <br />Item Title/Subject: Public Hearing - Resolution 8009, Consideration of an Amendment <br />to the O’Neil Property Planned Unit Development (PUD) Agreement <br />to Reduce the County Road 10 Setback Requirement at 2442 <br />County Road 10; Planning Case PA2012-001 <br /> <br />Introduction: <br />Apple Tree Dental has a purchase agreement to buy the currently vacant building at 2442 <br />County Road 10, on the southeast corner of County Road 10 and Long Lake Road. This <br />property is zoned PUD, and is part of the O’Neil Property Planned Unit Development. Apple <br />Tree plans to open a comprehensive dental clinic and house their corporate offices in Mounds <br />View. They will be doing an extensive interior build-out, and need to make two additions to the <br />exterior of the building. One of the changes to the exterior includes adding a stair tower to the <br />middle of the northeast wall of the building (the County Road 10 side). This addition would <br />encroach into the 30 foot setback from County Road 10 that is required in the PUD Agreement. <br /> Apple Tree Dental is requesting an amendment to the PUD Agreement to reduce the setback <br />requirement to 20 feet. <br /> <br />Discussion: <br />The O’Neil Property PUD is a large development that includes the 2442 County Road 10 office <br />building, Wynnsong movie theater, the small retail mall next to the theater, and the office <br />building at 2408 County Road 10, next to Moe’s Restaurant. It also originally included another <br />parcel that is now Moe’s parking lot. The City approved the O’Neil Property PUD in 1998, and <br />since then there have been challenges with determining the right uses, vacancies and <br />foreclosure. The 2442 County Road 10 property is considered Parcel A in the development, <br />and there have been other PUD amendments for this parcel. This parcel was originally <br />designated for a restaurant use. When attracting a restaurant wasn’t successful, the developer <br />requested an amendment in 2003 to allow office use, and the current office building was <br />constructed. After construction, the office building remained vacant until 2006 when the <br />business “Let’s Get Graphic” showed interest, but they needed a large garage. Another PUD <br />amendment was done to allow accessory buildings, and print production and fabrication <br />businesses. The attached garage was then constructed on the building and Let’s Get Graphic <br />moved in. They moved out a few years later, the building went into foreclosure and has been <br />vacant ever since. <br /> <br />The building at 2442 County Road 10 is setback 30 feet from the northeast property line <br />(County Road 10 side), which is the required setback per the PUD Agreement. Apple Tree <br />Dental is proposing to move the existing staircase that is currently in the middle of the building <br />to the side of the building in a new stair tower that extends out from the side of the building. <br />The exterior dimensions of the stair tower are 22 feet wide by 10 feet deep. This addition <br />would then give the building a setback of 20 feet. City staff recommends that the trail be shifted <br />over a few feet where it runs next to the stair tower to put some space between the building and <br />the asphalt. <br />
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