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Mounds View City Council Page Eight 410 Regular Meeting May 23 , 1994 7 : 10 p.m. - Consideration of the Development Review for C. G. Hill Mayor Linke opened the public hearing for C. G. Hill at 8 : 03 p.m. Paul Harrington, Community Development Coordinator, reported that C. G. Hill's request for a proposed 29, 568 square foot facility on the Building M site of the Mounds View Business Park. Harrington stated that the applicant has also requested approval of a major subdivision to allow for the subdivision of a portion of Pinecrest Addition which would create a 2 . 64 acre lot fronting on Quincy Drive. Harrington further reported that staff had checked with the City Attorney and the proposed subdivision request meets all applicable requirements of the City Code. Harrington stated that C. G. Hill is also proposing that the property be rezoned from I-1 to PUD, Planned Unit Development to accommodate the use of the parcel as part of the overall Business Park complex. Harrington commented that this request is consistent with the plan for development of the Park originally submitted in the late 1980' s. a. Consideration of Resolution No. 4573 Approving the Development Review for C. G. Hill Harrington recommended that Resolution No. 4573 Approving the Development 40 Review Request of C. G. Hill, Mounds View Business Park East be amended by adding the revision date of May 23 , 1994 to Item 2 for the site plan. Harrington also recommended that contingency number 1 be removed from Resolution No. 4573 as the developer has already addressed this item. Tim Nelson, Everest, Ltd. , displayed a site plan for the building and presented the layout for the public. Nelson explained that Mr. Hill is relocating his facility to Mounds View and plans to work a single shift of approximately 30 to 40 employees. C. G. Hill is involved in the precision machining business. Gounci-l-member Trude indicated that Mr. Hill_- was --in -the--a-udience. -- ------ Unknown resident asked if the water would drain into the creek. Nelson explained that the water goes through the highway drainage system before it goes into a pond. Rice Creek Watershed District requires as a standard that you cannot increase the rate of flow with the development. Councilmember Wuori asked what color the exterior of the building would be. Mr. Hill indicated that he had not made up his mind, but was leaning towards white. •