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Mounds View Planning Commission April 2, 1997 <br /> Regular Meeting Page 12 <br /> Commission needed to wait for the SRF report in order to make a final decision <br /> which he felt could be made on April 16th. <br /> Y, <br /> sYti <br /> Chair Peterson expressed some additional concern regard the 4treways along <br /> Highway 10 and the parking requirements. Directgr Sheld Yk M:' ."ed that with the <br /> uses that the applicant has proposed, there wo I ; enough: : to meet <br /> parking requirements. She added that there some con:`e the office >±`�}' <br /> building and whether the building needed to Y`amaller to schen ad to ' <br /> :4.Y` •�ti:;.:iy` '•4`Y�YY`"tY2Y2:Y``':"`•`..`'•:s�„� SC\�, <br /> parking. Chair Peterson expressed that he f`�:i he wand bound"• OW <br /> certainly affect how much development could ' o e on the site anti:`: if a <br /> `z�`��>��z;rte <br /> new delineation would be required. Director S #o t dicated that the City could <br /> require it as a condition. Chair Peterson add *t h `$` s not totally opposed to <br /> the gas station facility if the market study proved it x=z;Y:Y, <br /> Vona <br /> Commissioner Miller inquired what*tot-,,$:,.., ash we <p• •• osed. Ralph <br /> Durand, 5-D Limited, informed t Y ...:*-::<<Y `.`zza,,0*, �z <br /> hg • fiittiOo€Y t the df wash would be a <br /> tunnel wash which would be the` ily one y .f` .�,€ ' f than the Perfect 10 in <br /> Spring Lake Park. Chuck Durand, 5-C imite termed the Commission that <br /> they could reclaim up to 6Q. cent ofie watersed, and other than the rinsing, • <br /> recycled water would be; 'so the pater usage wouldn't be as great as most car <br /> YYr.Y <br /> washes. _;� n.�tt• <br /> . Alzk tizt nz ,z.zz....z, „.„, <br /> Ge<. :- .. Winiec YY . z.Agency "'��'':':"`er ted that the older gas stations close <br /> b `" key ha s .d their use and the consumer today demands services <br /> :,�,„zzz.r�x'zz % �xY:titzz�zzezY�:` :;z�. <br /> that e •Yt: osed`'to Pers. He added that there are a limited number of <br /> uses t1 upport of the property and he believed it will provide a <br /> viable se to a eieftcomma y. <br /> gyp . .. :tt`t;tt , <br /> sty <br /> nning •sso �Y:=`; a:' on stated that he thoughTaall of the unresolved-issues had <br /> `.,„?...4.,> een addresselkkte Planning Commission. <br /> .Y, <br /> Te <br /> Aim 0, <br /> >_ Commissioner Obert expressed his excitement with the residents attending the <br /> Lt a'i.% Planning Co,:Mission meetings and encouraged them to continue. <br /> "----7:`::-.t, 44 <br /> `tk`€ heldon asked the Planning Commission what they wanted for their next <br /> Ft <xri<< ri i ig. She indicated that she understood the applicant's desire to move <br /> forward, and that the City had an overall limit of 120 days from when the application <br /> was submitted to when it needed to be in front of the Council. <br /> Chair Peterson inquired if the applicants would like to make any additional111 <br /> comments. George Winiecki recalled that at one time his lot was zoned B-3 but <br />