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p118Y e REPORTS Motion carried unanimously. 3 AUGUST 16, 1988 PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES - RON HANSEN 4 Lang -Nelson P.U.D. Changes Okayed 5 Commission Recommendation 6 Commissioner Hansen reported the Planning Commission had unanimously 7 approved of the changes the developers had requested in the Planned Unit 8 Development for Phase 3 of the Kenzie Terrace Redevelopment project as 9 reported in the minutes. These included a 43 foot height from grade to 10 roof peak for the three apartment buildings. The developers have 11 signed a Redevelopment Agreement with the City to construct these 12 buildings on the site currently occupied by the St. Anthony Village 13 Shopping Center and an adjoining parcel of unused parking area on the 14 west side of the Town and Country Store property. 15 Paul Brewer, President of LaNel Financial Group, Inc., and Greg Bronk, 16 Analyst for Lang -Nelson Associates, were present but further testimony 17 from them was not deemed necessary in view of the extensive minutes on 18 the proposal which the August 16th hearing had generated. 19 Mr. Soth suggested the approval be made subject to a plat being provided 20 as required by Ordinance and that the Council waive the requirement that the developers post a 2% bond because that had already been taken care z2 of with the $360,000.00 Letter of Credit the developers had provided the 23 H.R.A. when they had signed the Redevelopment Agreement on August 4th. 24 No one else appeared to speak either for or against the proposal and the 25 Council took the actions recommended by the Planning Commission. 26 Council Action 27 Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Enrooth to approve amending the Develop - 28 ment Concept Plan and the Detail Plan for Phase 3 of the Kenzie Terrace 29 Redevelopment Project as proposed by Lang -Nelson Development Corpora - 30 tion in accordance with the Site Plan and Preliminary Landscaping and 31 Utility Plans developed by Pope Associates and printed August 9, 1988. 32 This amendment would allow the construction of three buildings of three 33 stories each over underground parking as proposed on the site currently 34 occupied by the St. Anthony Village Shopping Center and an unused 35 triangular parcel of land on the west side of the Town and Country Food 36 Store property. 37 Said buildings will consist of two apartment buildings for senior rental 38 only, with Building B to contain 48 units and Building A, 57 units. The 39 third structure, Building C, will contain 96 high quality market rate 40 rental units. The amendment would also allow building heights of 43 4