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Mounds View Planning Commission August 2, 1989 Regular Meeting Page Three • Motion/Second: Miller/Alman to adopt Resolution No. 257-89, recommending approval of a major subdi- vision for Michael Mezzenga, approximately 8140/8212 Long Lake Road, Planning Case No. 256-88, and waive the reading. 6 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried Ms . Hren noted the matter will go on to the August 7 City Council agenda meeting, and a public hearing will be held on August 14. It was noted the applicant was present. 7. Consideration of Resolution Ms. Hren explained Everest Development has requested a No. 260-89 for PUD amendment to Mounds View Business Park South, to a Planned Unit accommodate a prospective tenant, and they are pro- Development posing building recalculations of square footage, but Amendment for will still have approximately the same total square Mounds View footage on the site. 30 additional parking stalls Business Park have been added, as the gross floor area of the site South Regarding has been increased by 18, 751 square feet. Modification of Building Ms. Hren noted the proposed PUD amendment meets the Square Footage - intent of the original PUD for the Mounds View Planning Case • Business Park South project, that the parking has been No. 259-89 increased by 30 spaces, with room for more parking if necessary, and all building setbacks and parking setbacks have been maintained and meet the original standards. Bill Franke, of Everest Development, explained the project has been approved by the City Council, and they now have a prospective tenant that requires more square footage than they had originally planned for, with possible expansion needs, so they have attempted to make changes in- the square footage of the buildings without having any major impact on the site. He noted there will be no significant change in landscaping, and they are attempting to maintain as much green area as possible. There was discussion on the number of parking spaces required and consideration of not putting in the addi- tional 30 parking spaces along the east property line near County Road H, but rather leaving that as green space with the designation that it be future parking, if necessary. Brian Johnson, of Everest Development, showed on the 0 landscaping and site plans where snow would be piled during the winter, as well as where the entrances to each building are and the parking in those immediate areas. Mr. Johnson indicated there should not be a