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th Betty Ann Ungemach of 1122 27 Avenue NW, had a question regarding what will be where the Sinclair building is now and regarding the Snyder Drug Store pickup and delivery area. These questions were answered by staff. Nancy Grant of 1100 Robin Court, expressed concern regarding pedestrian traffic patterns, kids on bicycles and what she feels are potential safety and access issues and some questions regarding why the plan was developed in this manner. Kathy Anderson went over the flow of the design, addressing the reasoning. A gentleman from the audience asked what the time frame would be for various parts of the project. It was answered that the hope would be to break ground yet this year and be near completion in 18 to 24 months. A lady from the audience expressed concern regarding building in stages and tearing up roads, etc. that have just been done as part of the project. It was answered that Kraus Anderson does have a well developed plan dealing with those issues. Motion by Baker, Second by O’Brien to . CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING 6 Ayes, 0 Nays, Motion Carried. There were several questions from Commissioners regarding recycling space needs, the uniqueness of the design, rooftop design and the number of feet people would be walking between businesses. Motion by Schiferl, Second by O’Brien, TO WAIVE THE READING AND ADOPT THE subject to the ATTACHED RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF PUD 03-02 following conditions: 1.Approval of a permit by the Rice Creek Watershed District. 2.Light plans for the proposal are submitted to the City detailing materials, height and supportive data to be approved by the Council. 3.A final grading plan shall be subject to review and approval of the City Engineer. 4.Complete landscape plans are submitted, subject to review and approval of the City Forester. 5.A final plat is submitted with final PUD review to the City Council. 6.The City Attorney shall review and the City shall approve any cross parking agreements. 7.The applicant develops a Comprehensive Sign Plan via the Special use Permit process. 8.Pike Lake Drive right-of-way is vacated and a new plat is drafted to address the right-of-way width for the proposed realignment of the street including provisions for utilities. The parking lots and buffer areas along Pike Lake Drive right-of-way are redesigned to accommodate pedestrians, green space and snow storage. Final width and design requirements to be approved by the City Engineer. 9.Applicant will work with staff to develop good sidewalk and crosswalk design to facilitate existing and future wheelchair and pedestrian activity . 10.All buildings have adequate space and location to encourage recycling by all tenants. 11.Subject to review by MN DOT and Ramsey County regarding transportation issues.