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Mounds View Planning Commission November 3, 1999 <br /> Regular Meeting Page 5 <br /> • Commissioner Hegland stated the median was somewhat inconsequential in that if someone sees an <br /> entrance at this location, and are not aware there is an entrance on Mounds View Drive, they will <br /> attempt to enter the site from this location. Commissioner Laube stated County Road I was under <br /> the jurisdiction of the County, and the City has no control over it. <br /> Mr. Pinkerton suggested they start with a sign which indicates "no left turn" at the exit, and if <br /> necessary, indicate"no entrance" on the other side of the sign later, and tilt it so it is visible only to <br /> traffic coming from the right. <br /> Chair Peterson reiterated the earlier stated language of"Right in,right out, with appropriate signage," <br /> with the specific details determined either prior to the final approval, or with experience. He noted <br /> staff's recommendation to list Item ld as a separate stipulation. <br /> Planning Associate Ericson stated lb should also be a separate stipulation indicating"Right in. right <br /> out access onto County Road I,with appropriate signage." He stated this would be indicated as the <br /> second stipulation,with the third stipulation being the current Item ld, which indicates"Signage shall <br /> be in compliance with the City Code and approved conditional use permit." <br /> Commissioner Stevenson noted a contingency for additional parking stalls, in the event the facility's <br /> parking was found to be inadequate. He stated it appeared this contingency was omitted when the <br /> applicant indicated that 31 parking stalls would be provided, and inquired if there was still a <br /> • contingency for overflow parking and additional stalls. <br /> Planning Associate Ericson explained the applicant has made an arrangement with Silver View Plaza, <br /> to utilize the rear of their parking lot in the event of parking overflow. <br /> Commissioner Stevenson inquired if there was any possibility of conditional parking on the site in the <br /> future, or if the 31 parking stalls are the maximum, even if this was found to be inadequate. Planning <br /> Associate Ericson stated he believed the site design utilized as much area as possible for parking <br /> spaces. <br /> Commissioner Stevenson explained if there was additional room to expand the parking area in the <br /> future, he would like to include this contingency in the resolution. Planning Associate Ericson <br /> advised if it is discovered during the course of the operation that the parking is not adequate, the <br /> conditional use permit can be revisited, and the matter can be brought back before the City Council <br /> to be addressed. <br /> MOTION/SECOND: Peterson/Kaden. To Approve Mounds View Planning Commission Resolution <br /> No. 596-99, a Resolution Recommending Approval of a Development Review for a Two-story, 46- <br /> Room Senior Assisted Residential Facility Located at 2670 County Road I; Planning Case No. 573- <br /> 99, as Amended to Indicate Item lb as Stipulation 2, "Right In, Right Out Access Onto County Road <br /> I,with Appropriate Signage," and Item ld as Stipulation 3, "Signage Shall Be in Compliance With <br /> the City Code and Approved Conditional Use Permit." <br />
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