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Planning Commission Minutes — April 13, 2006 <br />Page 6 <br />Hoffbeck said large home on small lots make it a very tight community. <br />Rosenquist said smaller lots would make more sense if you were isolating them with open space such <br />as putting them in the middle of a 40 acre parcel. <br />Schumann asked about the upcoming workshop for the Council to discuss the ordinance. <br />The CDD explained that a workshop was scheduled tentatively for April 18, but would be confirmed at <br />the Council meeting on April 17. <br />Schumann said the item should be tabled to get more information on what was considered contiguous <br />property, if HOA's were mandatory, criteria for density bonuses, and whether open space had to be <br />accessible. He asked the applicant if they would be willing to grant an extension because the <br />application was nearing the mandatory time deadline for action by the City. <br />Priest said they would not grant the extension. <br />Schumann made motion, Weidt seconded, to table the item until the April 27, 2006 meeting. <br />All Ayes. Motion carried. <br />Multi Feeder Concept Plan <br />The Commission considered the application of Bruce Schwartzman, AIA Architect, for concept plan <br />review for Multifeeder Technologhy, 4821 White Bear Parkway, for development of Lot 3 Block 1, <br />Bald Eagle Industrial Park 4th addition <br />The Community Development Intern presented the plan to the Commission. The development would <br />consist of three buildings totaling 55,400 square feet including associated parking lots on Fenway <br />Boulevard. A public road way would be constructed to allow for buildings 1 and 2 to be constructed <br />with frontage along the new roadway. Building 3 would be the Multifeeder Technology facility that <br />would employ 40-50 workers and involved high tech design and manufacturing of processing <br />equipment. The other two buildings would be for future site build out. The applicant requested concept <br />plan review to allow them to get informal comments from the City on their proposed plan before filing <br />a formal application for site plan approval. <br />The plan met the front and year yard building setbacks but not the required 40 foot side yard setback. <br />The applicant would need a variance to locate the building 10 feet from the side yard as shown on the <br />concept plan. Also, the proposed plan did not meet the minimum corner lot width; however, staff felt a <br />variance would be appropriate because it allowed for the alignment of 134th Street. <br />Schumann asked if the Fire Department had received the plans. The CDD said they had not received <br />any comments from the fire department. <br />Bruce Schwartzman was present as well as Neal Nordling, the president and CEO of Multifeeder <br />Technology. Nordling explained Multifeeder Technology built equipment for automatic packing <br />industries and also worked with printing and collating equipment. They operate internationally and <br />were currently located near Highway 96 and Interstate 35E. <br />
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