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29. A decorative fence shall be introduced along the boulevard separating this development from the main drive aisle leading to Palmer Drive; coordination to be done with the Public Safety department. 30. The developer shall instruct the City's Park's Department as to existing plants which can be donated to the City prior to demolition, and outline the permitted removal times so the work may be completed prior to development activities beginning. 31. Reference monuments shall be placed as may be required by state law. 32. The final building shall comply with all applicable City of New Brighton multi-housing ordinances. 33. The sub-grade parking level shall be renamed to "lower level" or level "-1" to avoid confusion for emergency response. 34. Exterior doors shall be numbered in consecutive order in a clockwise manner around the building starting with the main lobby entry. 35. If building camera system is installed, the following shall be considered: a. A camera specifically installed to monitor the mail area and/or area where packages are designated to be left. b. Cameras at entrances should be of sufficient resolution and set at proper angles to support individual identification. 36. Indoor parking spaces shall be numbered from the lowest level up (i.e. lower level spaces numbered 100— 199, and main level parking spaces numbered 200—299). 37. Residential units shall be numbered to indicate the floor they are on (i.e. main level units of which there are none in the 100's, 2nd floor units in the 200's, 3rd floor units in the 300's, etc.). 38. The property address shall be displayed on site consistent with City Code. 39. All construction activities shall adhere to New Brighton City Code restrictions especially as they relate to parking and hours of work. 40. Payment of the required park dedication fee shall be made prior to the City signing the final plat 41. Payment of sewer and water connection fees shall be paid prior to issuance of the building permit. 42. Approval of this Preliminary Planned Residential Development (PRD) shall remain valid for 90 days following the date of approval. Application for final PRD approval shall be made prior to expiration of the preliminary approval. Assistant Director of Community Assets and Development Gozola reviewed the comments staff received from the public. He commented further on the request and reported staff recommends approval of the rezoning, along with approval of the PRD and site plan. Commissioner McQuillan asked if the Krause easement went with the land. Assistant Director of Community Assets and Development Gozola reported the easement would go with the land. 4