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Mounds View City Council Page Five . Regular Meeting June 27, 1994 would allow the downsizing and relocation of an existing 528 square foot accessory building to be in compliance with City Codes. Harrington stated that Mr. Hegland is using this 528 square foot structure as a garage. Harrington further stated that this request, as proposed, meets all other applicable requirements set forth in the Municipal Code including, but not limited to, height, area and setbacks. Mayor Linke closed the public hearing at 7 : 24 p.m. MOTION/SECOND: Wuori/Quick to Adopt Resolution No. 4586 Request for Conditional Use Permit (oversized accessory building) , 7604 Spring Lake Road VOTE: 4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried 7 : 20 p.m. - Consideration of Request for Development Review/Rezoning Townhome Development) , 2856 Highway 10 Mayor Linke opened the public hearing at 7 : 26 p.m. Paul Harrington, Community Development Coordinator, explained that Prime Builders had made application for a Development Review/Residential Planned Unit Development for a proposed 22 unit townhome project at 2856 41, Highway 10 . Harrington listed the issues which were discussed by staff and the applicant prior to the submittal of the request. These issues were the lot area, setbacks, and frontage. Harrington stated that the primary reason for the applicant taking the PUD route was that the property involved in the project is very long and narrow which makes setback requirements somewhat difficult to meeting. Harrington stated that another issue regarding the property was an emergency egress. Harrington explained that he had spoke to both Police and Fire Chief and that they both agreed that the property needed a second point of access from the rear of the site. Harrington reported that based on this fact, the applicant approached the Knollwood Green Townhome Asso_ciat_ion___and___obtained __verbal_ permission_ to connect an emergency drive to their existing second driveway. Harrington recommended that Council , when considering action on this request, require that a written agreement be entered into between the applicant and Knollwood Green. Harrington also reported that the applicant was informed that a ponding area would need to be provided on-site to service the storm water runoff generated on the site. Harrington noted that the applicant has shown a designated area for ponding on the site plan and that a copy of this plan had been forwarded to the City's consulting engineer for review and comment. Harrington recommended that any action on the request should include a contingency requiring approved storm water ponding area. 41, Harrington explained that both of the above listed contingencies are provided in Resolution No. 4587 brought forth for Council consideration.