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Mounds View Planning Commission September 15, 1999 <br /> Regular Meeting Page 8 <br /> Scontacted all of the neighbors on his street, and they have indicated they are in favor of the proposal. <br /> He stated, had this not been the case, he would not have pursued it. <br /> MOTION/SECOND: Kaden/Miller. To Approve Resolution 594-99, a Resolution Recommending <br /> Approval of a Conditional Use Permit to Allow for an Oversized Garage at 8011 Sunnyside Road; <br /> Mound View Planning Case No. 569-99. <br /> Ayes— 8 Nays—0 The motion carried. <br /> Planning Associate Ericson stated this item would be considered at the October 27, 1999 meeting of <br /> the City Council. <br /> 7. Staff Reports /Items of Information <br /> A. Update regarding change in location of screen fence at the Anthony <br /> Properties/O'Neil PUD (Theater Project.) <br /> Community Development Director Jopke updated the Commission regarding the issue of the screen <br /> fence at the Theater Project. He stated this issue was discussed at the last meeting of the Planning <br /> 1110 Commission, and at that time, staff was directed to obtain a legal opinion and review the files in more <br /> detail, to clarify the fence requirement. <br /> Community Development Director Jopke stated he had reviewed the files, Planning Commission and <br /> City Council minutes, resolutions and PUD agreements, and could find nothing that specifically <br /> required a continuous fence. He stated he had forwarded those documents to the City Attorney's <br /> office for review, and the City Attorney has indicated, from a legal standpoint, a fence connecting the <br /> buildings is the only requirement presented. He noted if the developer wishes to provide a continuous <br /> fence and locate it six feet into the buffer area around the buildings, it would require an amendment <br /> to the approved PUD development stage plan. He explained this would entail formal review by the <br /> Planning Comission and City Council. <br /> Community Development Director Jopke commented he had attempted to contact Wendell Smith, <br /> representative of the developer, however had not been able to speak with him at this time. He <br /> requested the Planing Commission discuss this matter, and direct staff in regard to whether or not <br /> they concur that, if the developer chose to connect the buildings with a fence, they would be in <br /> compliance, and the matter would not require the additional approvals. He stated the other issue to <br /> consider is the potential amendment to the PUD agreement, should the developer wish to move the <br /> fence behind the building. <br /> Chairperson Peterson inquired if staff and the City Attorney's conclusions were the same as the <br /> Planning Commission's determination at the prior meeting. Jopke stated this was correct. Chair <br /> Peterson inquired if staff had received any input from the residents immediately to the south of the <br />
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