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May 26, 2022 PC Minutes Page 3 Jeff Tews, 15488 Goodview Trail North, asked about the tree line at the south end of the development. Juba highlighted the areas of tree preservation, where construction will take place, and the power line easement. Tews asked if the main access point will be at 1591". Juba discussed that neighborhood traffic patterns are unknown, but that the developer is requesting a construction access off of Highway 61. Tews asked about damage to the roads of the existing roadways. Juba shared information about the city's road improvement program. Tews asked about barriers to the businesses on Highway 61. Juba re-stated that additional landscaping will be provided as a buffer to the industrial properties. No further comments were received. Chair Kleissler closed the public hearing at 7:37pm. Commissioner Derr asked about the maintenance responsibility of the proposed trails. Juba stated that the city will maintain the trails, especially when constructed on property dedicated to the City. Commissioner Petty asked about the access to Highway 61 serving the neighborhoods to the south. Juba shared that the outlet was required with development of this site and will serve neighborhoods to the south Chair Kleissler asked about timing of construction of the bridge and roundabout. Juba stated that construction of the ditch culvert and the roundabout are proposed to be with the first phase and that prior to issuance of building permits of the second phase that the roundabout will need to be in operation. Mass grading of the site will occur. Commissioner Petty asked what the timing of the phases looked like. Rask shared that grading of phase one will occur as early as August, phase two in 2023, and phase three in 2024 or 2025 depending on absorption. The development is likely to take 5 years based on market demand. Derr stated that the development flows nicely with the development to the south and they have done a good job with the site constraints. Commissioner Arcand made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Derr, to approve the PUD and preliminary plat for M/I Homes for the development to be known as "The Shores of Oneka Lake", subject to the conditions listed in the resolutions. All ayes. Motion carried. New Business: Liberty Classical Academy- Site plan for property located at 10158 122nd Street North. Juba presented background the site plan proposed for additional parking and a main entrance canopy addition to the former Withrow Elementary School building. Liberty Classical Academy private school