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City Council meeting of July 19, 1999 Page 4 Addition, into 41 single family home lots. After the Planning Commission conducted a public hearing on the proposed subdivision during their regular meeting of June 23, 1999, and at the special meeting held on July 14, 1999, they recommended approval of the proposed preliminary plat. Barnes made motion, Haas seconded, to approve the preliminary plat for the subdivision to be known as Beaver Ponds 5th Addition, subject to the amended Findings of Fact and removing all references to Planned Unit Developments. All Ayes. Motion carried. SITE PLAN APPROVAL (RICK'S LIQUOR) Consideration of the proposed site plan for Rick's Liquor was tabled at the Council meeting of July 6, 1999, to allow additional research into the potential tax benefits of the project. The Council reviewed a calculation of the estimated market value of the project from the City Assessor. Leroux made motion, Barnes seconded, to approve the site plan for Rick's Liquor. All Ayes. Motion carried. ONEKA LAKE VIEW EAST (SCREENING) The Council had previously tabled action on a screening plan for Glenbrook Way as part of the Oneka Lake View East subdivision to allow time for the road to be constructed and to identify potential negative impacts on property on south side of Oneka Lake Blvd. The Council had received a letter from Laurie McRostie of OSM proposing a barrier of Black Hill spruce between the cul-de-sac and Oneka Lake Blvd, as well as placement of the proposed bike trail 1' north of Oneka Lake Blvd right-of- way. Ron Gray, 6275 Oneka Lake Boulevard, suggested raising the berm or constructing a longer barrier of trees to prevent the headlights from shining on his home. Petryk made motion, Stoltzman seconded, to table action to allow the City Engineer time to work with the developer on an amended landscape plan. All Ayes. Motion carried. AMENDED PLAT (DEER PARK ESTATES) On January 19, 1999, the Council approved a preliminary plat for a subdivision known as Deer Park Estates, consisting of seven rural residential lots. The property owners, David Schumann and Judy Redig, had requested amended preliminary plat approval to allow for nine (9) single family lots on 34.85 acres. Kevin Shoeberg, attorney for Schumann, presented the idea of eliminating the junk yard business from the site, allowing the removal of cars in excess of 20 within 30 days, and the removal of the remaining cars, debris, and fire damaged building, within 120 days. Shoeberg also felt the new plan was not a substantial change from the old one, and they should be allowed to proceed under the old ordinance.