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I I I Council Meeting Minutes April 28, 1998 Page 7 Council Business. continued corner of the building, there is no parking now at this location. Benke suggested the elimination of a couple parking spots to provide space for additional benning/planting, Clark Engineering will address this question to ensure that any added benning will not have an impact on the drainage, Yvonne Bessler, 2704 21st St. NW, thanked the City for their concern. One adverse affect the height of the building will have is the shading of adjacent properties and the impact on the quality of life with the potential loss of sunlight. Also of concern is the amount of mechanical equipment visible to the neighbors. She noted that her elderly mother will be moving into the facility; and that she appreciates the City addressing the issue of senior housing, etc, Fulton reiterated the conditions listed in the staff report recommendation which are to be added/revised pursuant to discussion and agreement by the Council as follows: 1. As part of any Council approval, a development agreement is required with G&P properties, (This would be Item No, 15,) Item No. 14 should include a statement that there be handicap accessibility to Erickson's Market and Rice Creek Center. Item No. 13 should have a period after "27th" Avenue, and the Mississippi St. access reference is to be eliminated. Item No, 4 should have the addition of "in conformance with city standards", Include a statement noting there will be no outside storage, One item to be reviewed would be the deletion of parking spaces with reference to the relationship of the parking spaces for the Brightondale site. (Mattila noted that he recalled this being a issue when the Brightondale site was developed; and at that time the City did not have any senior housing parking requirements in place,) Under the present conditions, the twenty-two (22) underground stalls for visitor parking referenced in Item No, 10 would meet the current requirements, However, if in the future the building use were changed, the parking requirements may not be met and would be under the action request for the use conversion, 2. 3. 4. 5, 6. Eileen Brahma, 2704 Mississippi Street, wanted assurance that when the construction is being done trucks, material deliveries, etc, will not be using 27th Avenue. She also asked that 27th Avenue be posted as a dead-end street once construction is completed. In addition to the above summary by Fulton, Benke added the following to be included in the conditions of approval of the proposed development: 1. Item No, 6 of the staffrecommendation shall include a statement to the effect that the parking lot will be reduced by at least two stalls to provide for additional berming and planting, 2. Item No. 16 would be added to include a notation prohibiting outside storage to include dumpsters for trash/garbage, 3. Item No. 17 would be added with a statement that mechanical, electrical, and similar systems be located on the east side of the building and be sufficiently screened from view. Council Business Meadow Wood Shores Senior Housing G&P Properties PRD-60, LP-337 Report No. 98-091 Resolution No. 98-048