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Page 5 — April 24, 2007 New Brighton Council Minutes <br />City Planner, Janice Gundlach gave an overview of the area. The City requested <br />lading of lots in order to create platted lots of record in order to sell to developers. <br />'roperty was rezoned in August 2006. Out lots will require re- platting upon <br />evelopment. The Planning Commission held a Public Hearing and determined all <br />Conditions were met; and recommended approval. <br />Motion by Council Member Bauman, seconded by Council Member Hoffman to <br />adopt the attached resolution approving the preliminary and final plat of Long Lake <br />Landing. <br />3 Ayes - 0 Nays, Motion Carried. <br />6. AN Group, Inc., Site Plan Review (SP2007 -006), Special Use <br />Permit (SP2007 -003), and Planned Unit Development <br />(PU2007 -003), Lots 1 and 2, Block 2, LONG LAKE LANDINGS, <br />development of a corporate headquarters, a secondary office <br />building and associated joint -use surface parking. Report No. <br />07 -091. Resolution No. 07 -035. <br />*Continue to Thursday April 26, 2007 <br />City Manager, Dean Lotter explained the City Planner will be presenting the item at this <br />meeting; however, final voting will occur at the continuation of the meeting, scheduled for <br />April 26th. <br />City Planner, Janice Gundlach explained that this site was always considered for office <br />use. It was outlined that there would be two office building constructed, one for APi <br />corporate headquarters, the secondary being a multi - tenant office building, combined <br />office space being approximately 58,000 square feet with total surface parking stalls being <br />t96 square feet, approximately 25% short of required parking spaces according to city <br />code. The applicant provided a narrative illustrating parking demand based on number of <br />employees, proving adequate parking. A revised resolution was distributed, deleting a <br />section related to limiting uses. Additionally, the section declaring the percentage to <br />service and storage has not yet been agreed upon. <br />Scott Wiestling, Project Architect with Finn - Daniels Architects, representing APi, <br />requested the storage limitation be 25 %, along with a waiver allowing staff to adjust the <br />storage percentage at a future time. Director of Community Development, Grant Fernelius <br />stated his discontent with the inclusion of the waiver. Mr. Fernelius would recommend the <br />applicant come before the City Council to request amending the percentage of storage <br />imitation. City Attorney, Charlie LeFevere also stated that that procedure would best be <br />andled through council, not city staff. <br />ouncilmember Hoffman questioned if the entrance would be signal controlled, Mr. <br />ernelius confirmed that intersection is slated to be signalized. <br />*Because there were less than 4 councilmembers in attendance, this item will be voted <br />on at a continuation of this meeting to be held Thursday, April 26th. <br />6. APi Group, Inc., Sit <br />Plan Review (SP2007 -006 <br />Special Use Perm <br />(SP2007 -003), an <br />Planned Unit Developmei <br />(PU2007 -003), Lots 1 an <br />2, Block 2, LONG LAK <br />LANDINGS, development i <br />• corporate headquarter, <br />• secondary office buildin <br />and associated joint -u: <br />surface parking. <br />Report No. 07 -091. <br />Resolution No. 07 -035. <br />