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Mounds View Planning Commission March 15, 2000 <br />Regular Meeting Page 9 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />The applicant, Messiah Lutheran Church, located at 2848 County Road H2, has requested City <br />approval of a conditional use permit and development review to allow for an expansion of their <br />facility. The subject property is zoned R-1, which allows churches as a conditional use. <br />Currently, Messiah does not have a conditional use permit. The development review is <br />necessary according to Section 1006.06 of the City Code, which requires that any development, <br />redevelopment or expansion of existing facilities be reviewed by the Planning Commission and <br />City Council. <br /> <br />Planning Associate Ericson stated Messiah has been at its present location in Mounds View <br />since 1941, undertaking numerous expansions, and having changed buildings on three occasions <br />in the past. He indicated the Church has been a good neighbor, and is providing a valuable <br />service to the City and surrounding communities. Staff would hope that the Planning <br />Commission would view the request for the conditional use permit in a favorable light. <br /> <br />Planning Associate Ericson provided the Commission with a site plan that indicated the <br />proposed expansion plan of the Church facility in the various phases of the proposed expansion. <br />He indicated the building expansion, which is proposed in two phases, will be of brick and <br />would match the architecture and design of the existing building. The first phase of the proposed <br />expansion would involve two small additions, totaling 5,220 square feet, and a partial parking lot <br />removal and replacement. The west single-story addition will be a remodeled entryway, and the <br />two-story addition to the east will add a more spacious lobby and gathering area, additional <br />classroom space, a larger mechanical room, an elevator and restrooms. The total square footage <br />of the first phase of the expansion is proposed to be approximately 5,200 square feet. <br /> <br />Planning Associate Ericson indicated that with the number of seats available in the worship area, <br />staff anticipates that 75 parking stalls would be required for this site, and there are presently 165 <br />stalls, therefore, the applicant is well within the parking requirement. He stated the parking area <br />appears to be expanded quite extensively with this proposal, however, upon completion, the <br />actual parking count would not increase beyond 8 to 12 stalls. He explained that after the first <br />phase of construction, 188 stalls would be available, and the second phase of the construction <br />would reduce the number of stalls to 176. He pointed out that even with the full buildout of the <br />facility, assuming there would be additional seating space in the expanded worship area, staff <br />feels very confident that the proposed 176 stalls would fit with the Parking Code requirements. <br /> <br />Planning Associate Ericson indicated that while the building expansion itself would not be <br />located within 100 feet of the wetland on the site, the parking lot would be, and this will <br />necessitate a Wetland Buffer Permit. He explained that the plans have been submitted to the <br />Rice Creek Watershed District, which is currently examining the drainage issues. He stated a <br />rather large stormwater management pond has been proposed for the site at the back corner of <br />the lot, outside of the boundaries of the wetland. He indicated staff has reviewed the drainage <br />plans, and submitted the drainage calculations and pond specifications to the City Engineer who <br />believes this proposal is consistent with the site, and acceptable. <br />
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