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Mounds View City Council September 23, 2002 Regular Meeting Page 7 Community Development Director Ericson indicated he had pulled the elevation contour maps and it shows that the wetland basin is located at 885 feet and the house is to be located between 894 and 896 so it would be constructed above the minimum building elevation. Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 Motion carried. 7. COUNCIL BUSINESS A. Public Hearing to Consider Resolution 5847, a Resolution Approving a Conditional Use Permit for Joint Facilities Parking and a Development Review for Abbey Carpet, to be Located at 2214 County Highway 10. Mayor Sonterre opened the public hearing at 7:34 p.m. Planner Atkinson indicated the applicants had requested a development review and conditional use permit to construct a building located on Highway 10 on the old Perkins site. He then said the building would consist of 21,809 square feet and noted the lot is irregularly shaped. Planner Atkinson indicated that Staff had gone through the requirements for a development review in the Staff report and they have all been met. Planner Atkinson indicated the parking requirement for this building is 94 spaces. He then explained that the site plan calls for the use of the 15% proof of parking and an additiona132 stalls of offsite parking through a conditional use permit to allow for joint facilities parking with the Mermaid. Planner Atkinson indicated that Council could waive the requirement of a development agreement if it feels one is not necessary. Otherwise, the requirement of a development agreement would be added to the Resolution. Planner Atkinson noted the applicant had brought a color rendering of the building to show Council. Mayor Sonterre asked if the negotiations surrounding the parking arrangements were amicable or if there were any anticipated problems with working it out. The Applicant indicated there was already a joint facilities agreement in place for Perkins and it is being changed slightly to fit their situation. Council Member Marty asked what the advantages would be to requiring a development agreement. Planner Atkinson explained that the development agreement provides controls to ensure that the development is constructed in the manner approved by Council.