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• Mounds View Planning Commission April 2, 1997 <br /> Regular Meeting Page 5 <br /> The applicant, D.W. Jones, Inc, was represented at the meeting. <br /> Planning Associate Ericson reviewed the Staff Report dated April , -=97, <br /> regarding this request. He explained that the request con ts of(Y. otor fuel <br /> station with a fast food and car wash componen. restaur or housing <br /> complex, and an office building. Mr. Ericson r ; -ed t ,:"ssion that the <br /> applicant, at their last meeting, provided a to Mpact re•?.0i nd traffic;` <br /> analyses and that the Commission had expressed sor •nc .,::: e • _ ' <br /> station and car wash components of the pr }ind f ng that the..;.<}:`r ",. }" t <br /> need any more of these types of uses. He d i iat he has recei' V ber <br /> of letters from residents bearing the same set~ fe }}} a distributed a map <br /> showing all of the gas stations and car waskW.thin the City (7 car <br /> WV.itari <br /> washes, 6 gas stations). He indicated that'4is use $rktent with the <br /> mmiComprehensive Plan and is consistent; tie Highway} ;<Area 9, Study. He <br /> explained that one of the unresolved _I ' hether'd;: t there is "too much" <br /> proposed for this piece of propery ale stat *applicant applicant is asking that <br /> the Planning Commission tak Ction th 'e*' t arding this request if <br /> .i�,` wa ..}}}..,ice}}}},.�,. <br /> . possible. Chair Peterson ested fat a mtd ;„ tange be made to the map of <br /> car washes. He pointed: at Sa -n shoul 'be added to the map. <br /> Commissioner Stever ,. . <br /> _,., . elieytt that th..ta are at least 400 car washes a <br /> month at the Saturn D.eership. ,ice t errs a significant amount of water <br /> usage}} for the Cit, `Oso belie.`*.``..``*`.. ;ttoi;ild be added to the list. <br /> '?�µ :fir„^¢ �iexa�:}}}.�zi�z}�' <br /> �:}z},}„},r} �4zzµ�},�}z}}},}z�. 'zkzziiixiil"�a"ar <br /> Co Devet e > 'rector Sheldon explained that the applicant is <br /> requ' j :••:;,.,t this re` tve forward. Director Sheldon explained that Staff <br /> :::.:., •.�,` `.,.,.;.aa}:.�. <br /> felt they <:o prepare a esolution because they did not know what the <br /> Plank .g> } n's reasoning was and what points should be included in the <br /> r ution. She ed that one possible option would be to take a straw poll <br /> 'tf the Planningrtsion regarding the general concept of the project in order <br /> �x� <br /> to give Staff some direction and the resolution could be brought to the next <br /> :w meeting. The}#mer option would be to hold the discussion and Staff would <br /> AKprepare the •• olution without taking a vote. She explained that having a vote <br /> `r aken thatia w ening would not result in the proposal getting to City Council any <br /> szk, �� : ; n if it was decided at Planning Commission's next meeting. Staffs <br /> ' "was to have a PUD plan developed that would include a detailed <br /> explanation of what was approved and what further issues would need to be <br /> resolved at later steps in the process (lighting, signage, traffic and access, <br /> dimensional requirements for building such as heights and setbacks, uses <br /> • allowed, drainage, etc.). <br />