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• Mounds View Planning Commission April 2, 1997 <br /> Regular Meeting Page 7 <br /> come forward with a PUD package, because of the efforts from the property <br /> owners and investors to put it together, and he expressed that it is important that <br /> each elment of the PUD is approved as a total package. He comme • j'>. that the <br /> ; <br /> applicant is not prepared to move on with any one single ite •f thN D. <br /> Commissioner Brooks also expressed her concern, with theK., k: s ion between <br /> the Amoco Station across the street and the newcility. tBnsa: :.explained that <br /> there is a market of 34-55 percent that is not y tddresse ,. x�: ., cility coul.. <br /> go in without infringing on the existing market commis `finer. . :' ' ':�.n <br /> .,:::„ <br /> expressed his concern with the number of g .tatior at have cl ; �.. . $ he <br /> last twenty years. Mt,.� <br /> �:%:ti\��h�titi�.iii�i. <br /> Mas <br /> 3:�.t�,.fir..'•...... <br /> JoAnn Myers, 2624 Lake Court Drive, aske ' wn Commission the <br /> definition of a B-2 zone and how this development act the homes on the <br /> south side of the project. Chair Peterson<listed vaributimetjat are allowed in a <br /> B-2 district and briefly explained that j ' M't:",rwill take ' ) on the south end of <br /> the project. Mr. Black pointed out, Sete d ,,and a sses to the project are <br /> proposed to be. ArE1110041 <br /> `11i"```' <br /> r„ <br /> • Rose Nejedly, 2701 Coun toad 1,;`227, inq red if all the trees on the site <br /> would be removed. Mr. . l t indic d that We a would be some impact on the <br /> existing vegetation but fpiot have= detail tplan with him. He indicated that they <br /> would be providing.a ve:i detaile 1a ng plan at the development stage. Ms. <br /> N asked if; ,.:,.`e: ie wetly 1 �be dredged out. Mr. Black indicated that <br /> t` e is to}``"$`� ``` `' ut, butf iat there were a number of agencies that would <br /> zix rzz<z rzzz zz z- . z«<;z�.,.z A. <br /> hav0 ':' nsulte v � oing so. Mr. Black added that by dredging the <br /> wetlarft v....suld as614ve oing standing water. <br /> H :Ru r,S Lake Court Drive inquired about the 100 foot wetland <br /> .At fer-and-afse :d h s-concem-with-the-poss-ibility-of-the-oils,, salts,, soaps; <br /> etc., due to incr >surface paving, from the gas station and car washes <br /> entering• the weDirector Sheldon explained that the wetland ordinance sets <br /> ; k out that the 1 Q400t width that must be identified around all designated wetlands <br /> z z., SS .. <br /> .z<z:. zza. but that the qtiiinance allows some construction within the buffer area with <br /> ��. �dministr review. She added that certain other activities would require <br /> ' .fa�=:°`'�t ommission and City Council review. She explained that Staff is asking <br /> .':-,*,44014i,degree the encroachment should be allowed. She explained that the City <br /> Engineer would review the plans to assure they have designed the drainage <br /> system and ponding so that the contaminants do not enter the wetland. Chair <br /> Peterson added that there has been strong public support in Mounds View for <br /> • wetland preservation and the purpose of the Wetland Ordinance is to make sure <br /> the wetlands are observed and not degraded. He added that the wetland buffer <br />