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Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes November 15, 1994 Page 20 1 Al Rogers, St. Anthony resident, asked if there would be any signs facing Stinson. 2 Mr. Cavanaugh reported that they did not own any property on Stinson. The only place available 3 to put a pylon is 250 feet off Stinson and he did not think it would be visible from that distance. 4 Dr. Carr, St. Anthony resident, asked it anything could.be done with the curbing in the parking 5 lot. Mr. Cavanaugh explained that the curbings are there for a reason, to direct traffic. 6 Ron Rasmussen, Tires Plus Store Apache Plaza, asked if there would be provisions made on the 7 pylon for any of the existing stores in the mall. He wondered if it was possible to build the pylon 8 bigger so that everyone who wanted to be listed on it could be. 9 Mr. Cavanaugh stated that their is still room on the pylon for one tenant. Typically, the space on 10 the pylon is based on square footage of the tenants. The center currently has 40 tenants and there 11 could not be space for all of the tenants on the pylon. 12 Pat Tomason, Apache Watch and Jewelry,asked if there would be a listing of all the tenants on 13 the outside wall of the mall. 14 Mr. Cavanaugh stated that this was something the center was trying to achieve. • 15 B. Review Drainage Plan for CUB Foods and Knox Lumber. 16 Dennis Palmer, Barr Engineering,presented the proposed drainage plan for CUB Foods and 17 Knox Lumber. Barr Engineering was hired by C. G. Rein to do the site development as far the 18 water quality and the run-off issues. At the time they were hired,they were told by C G. Rein, 19 that there was a strong interest on the part of the City and the Watershed District regarding the 20 run-off and the quality of the run-off into Silver Lake. Barr Engineering met early with members 21 of the City staff and the Watershed District to identify a series of regional as well as site specific 22 issues, that might have to do with addressing water quality problems. At that point in time, 23 dealing with these problems on a regional basis was almost impossible. So C. G. Rein's only 24 choice was to deal with these issues on a site specific basis. The main objective was to get as 25 much run-off as possible into the ponds. The areas to the south,by the tire store,through CUB 26 store, could be captured by installing two ponds. Run-off could be captured from the Knox store . 27 and building by installing one pond. The area from the tire store down through the Bank is very 28 difficult to capture because the existing storm sewers that would have to be incorporated into 29 those ponds, are below the elevation that the ponds can be installed. Also, ponds in this area 30 would have a serious impact on the availability of parking for CUB,the mall and for the Bank 31 area. Barr then had interaction with the Rice Creek Watershed District and the City to find what 32 would be appropriate with them. The final proposal calls for three sediment and water quality 33 improvement ponds. The ponds were designed and were in accordance with the requirements of 34 the Watershed District at the time they were designed and the permit application was submitted. 35 The permit application was submitted in 1993. Since that time, this proposal has been approved