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Planning Commission if471-97: O'Neil Property March 8, 1997 Page 19 Public Works Department yet on where the best connection points would be for service to this site, but hope to have this information for your meeting on March 19. The Local Water Management Plan shows the construction of a storm water main through the O'Neil site to capture drainage coming from north of Highway 10 which now flows through an undersized system in the residential neighborhood south of the O'Neil property. The storm water main is not needed for the O'Neil project, but there has been some discussion about coordinating its installation with this project. The project will not be taking access from any County or local streets, and therefore no upgrading of these streets is expected to be required. Staff expects MnDOT to require accel and decel lanes on Highway 10 at the access point to the site. 11. Walkways: Staff would recommend that walkways be built by the developer from the Long Lake Rd/Hwy 10 intersection, and from the County Rd H2/Hwy 10 intersection to this site if agreements can be reached with Donatelle's, to people can go to the theater or to work on foot, if they so desire. There has also been discussion with the applicant regarding a walkway system around the wetland which would link to Silver Lake Park. 12. Dimensional Requirements Required Provided • Building Setbacks' Office Buildings Front 30 feet 235'min; 795'max Side 10 feet; 30'if abutting street; 100'to Donatelle's 20'if abutting residential 470'to Long Lake Rd Rear 20 feet; 30 if abutting residential 50 feet Theater Front 30 feet 34 feet Side 10 feet; 30'if abutting street; 620'to Donatelle's 30'if abutting residential 430'to Long Lake Rd Rear 30 feet; 40'if abutting residential 235 feet ■ Parking Lot Setbacks' Front 30 feet 30 feet Side 5 feet 10'to Donatelle's 350'to Long Lake Rd Rear 5 feet 50 feet • 1The setbacks for the office use are from the B-2 district which is the zoning district where such uses first appear as permitted uses. The setbacks for the theater are from the B-4 district which is the zoning district where such use first appears as permitted.