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Mounds view City Council June 12, 1989 Regular Meeting. Page Six The maximum depth. of the pond will be 5', with an average depth of 3', with a 5 to 1 slope. Mr. Nelson reviewed the findings of the traffic " engineering report, and he also reviewed the pro- posed plantings for the property. He also explain- ed the PUD process, of which the first two steps have been completed. Mr. Nelson explained the two wetland alteration permits they are requesting, and reviewed the plans for public improvements. Theresa Lexon, 5229 Jeffrey Drive, asked if the buildings. would be two story. Mr. Nelson explained they will be 24' high., which would allow for 20' high warehouse areas, or office space to be put on a second floor. They-will not know what is required until leases are signed, but they are anticipating 15°s of the project will be office space. The buildings are light industrial, and they will have an office building appearance from the outside. Ms. Lexon asked if there would be trucking in the area, and whether they would go down Woodale Drive. Mr. Nelson stated there would be, and the interior circulation has been designed to keep the trucks away from the parking and office space. The trucks would have access onto Highway 10 or County Road H and they do not believe they would use Woodale to the west. Gary Olson, no address given, asked why Woodale was being upgraded. Mr. Nelson replied it is to meet the requirements of the City. Mr. Olson stated he had been told by the City Engineer that sign s cannot be posted prohibiting truck. traffic. Mr. Minetor explained Woodale is a Minnesota State Aid s reet, which must be constructed to State Aid standards to continue receiving the aid, and they cannot prohibit trucks from a State Aid street. He added it had been one for several years.. Mayor Hankner explained the City is trying to use the State gas tax money that is available, and the City is subject to certain guidelines and requirements of the State.