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Mounds View Planning Commission February 1, 1989 <br /> Regular Meeting Page Four <br /> 41) Mr. Kinkade explained they would like to restore it <br /> to its natural condition. <br /> Commissioner Zollner stated she would like to encou- <br /> rage the restoration of natural plantings. <br /> City Planner Herman reviewed the statics provided <br /> on the planned parking and number of future parking <br /> spaces. <br /> Commissioner Alman stated she would like to see <br /> islands in the parking lot but not at the point <br /> of putting people at risk in driving through the <br /> truck lot. <br /> City Planner Herman explained that at the time of <br /> expansion, 65 parking spaces are planned for the <br /> back lot. ' <br /> Commissioner Dian stated if the purpose of the <br /> island is to help cut down on heat, she would be <br /> in favor of it. <br /> Commissioner Miller stated she would like to see <br /> the islands, as she does not want unbroken blacktop. <br /> • Commissioner Saunders stated he agreed with the <br /> comments made so far, and he would favor the <br /> islands to help break the blacktop up. <br /> Mr. Kinkade stated that SYSCO' s concern is with <br /> the number of stalls being required, and lost with <br /> the placement of islands, and driving through the <br /> truck lot. However, if it is the Planning <br /> Commission 's desire to have islands, they will agree <br /> to it. <br /> City Planner Herman questioned the Planning Commission's <br /> desire for plantings in the area of the future <br /> 103 parking stalls. <br /> It was the concensus of the Planning Commission that <br /> they would like to see some type of planting done, <br /> City Planner Herman pointed out that is a more formal <br /> area, and should be an extension of the other plantings <br /> in front . She added this is a big project, without a <br /> lot of landscaping on it. <br /> • Mr. Kinkade stated SYSCO feels very definite in that <br /> they will expand within 5 years. At that point the <br /> trees would still be small enough to move and shouldn' t <br /> be a problem. <br />