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public spaces. Specifically the visibility of the roof and mechanical equipment of the Drugstore building at the Southwest corner of the site, from Silver Lake Road must be addressed. Plans for minimizing or eliminating Drugstore roof and equipment visibility shall be submitted for review by the Planning Commission and staff, and approved by the City Council. 13. Complete landscape plans shall be submitted for review by staff (including the City Forester and the City Planner) and Planning Commission, and approved by the City Council. 14. The plat shall be submitted for review by staff and the Planning Commission and approved by the City Council. It shall provide for a 40 foot wide rights of way for Pike Lake Drive and 10 foot wide utility easements in locations to be specified by the City Engineer. 15. A vacation of Pike Lake Drive is approved by the Council. 16. An interim plan for vehicle access to and through the site between Palmer Drive and existing Pike Lake Drive shall be prepared and approved by City Staff. Interim access shall be provided until the new Pike Lake Drive is complete. 17. Sign Plans have not been submitted as part of this PUD approval process. An overall sign plan shall be submitted for review by staff and planning commission and approved by the City Council under a separate special use permit application and approval process. 7 Ayes 0 Nays, Motion Carried. Public Hearing: PUD 02-002 Amendment of the General Development Plan and Amendment of a Planned Unit Development (PUD 01-001). Main Street Village – Residential Component, BKV Group, Inc. for Pratt Ordway Development Zoning for this is B4, downtown business. The Comprehensive Plan does call for a multi- family designation. Design changes for large complex projects like Main Street Village are a normal part of the development process. The developer is requesting three changes in the Main Street Village PUD. PUD 01-001 was approved by the City Council June 26, 2001. There are three changes: 1.The decks have been redesigned. The change is to reduce the west setback to 8.35 feet from 10.5 feet as approved in the General Development Plan. 2.The number of units has increased from 121 unit projects to 125 units. 3. A stairway connection from the south side of the housing component to the office and retail components is missing. The developer is proposing to eliminate stairway/pedestrian connection between the apartments and the office/retail portion of the Main Street Village Project. Ron Mell of Dominium Development and Gary Vogel, architect for BKV, were present to explain the changes and answer questions for the Commissioners. CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. It was moved and seconded to 7 Ayes, 0 Nays, Motion Carried. APPROVAL OF PUD 02-002 Motion by Schiferl, seconded by Zisla for with the following conditions: