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I I I Council Meeting Minutes March 25, 1997 Page 6 Council Business. continued The site plan complies with B-3 district standards and the parking ordinance. The addition would narrow the parking aisle in front of Champps from a two way to a one way to the east. Also, the parking aisle to the west of New Brighton Liquors would be made a one way to the north. The parking aisle to the south of the building would remain a two-way aisle. The one way aisles should be identified with "One Way" or "Do Not Enter" signage. Representatives from Champps, Kraus Anderson (owner of the parcel), and New Brighton Liquors agree that the access off Silver Lk. Rd. continue except for traffic going north along the building becomes a one way. There will be parking stalls behind Champps at a 90-degree angle with a 24 ft. wide two way aisle. Gunderman asked the time line for construction. Mr. Smith, Kraus Anderson, anticipates construction would begin in the Spring after building permit issuance. Williams asked the intended use of the expansion. Smith explained the addition would provide additional indoor/outdoor seating and larger lobby area. Samuelson asked the location of the additional parking stalls. Mattila said no additional stalls will be added, but their angles will be reconfigured. Larson asked if thought was given to expanding into the liquor store area. Smith explained that was not considered due to long term tenant leases. Williams verified that the number of handicapped spaces will continue. Motion by Gunderman, seconded by Larson, to APPROVE LP-322, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. PROVISION OF "ONE W A V" SIGNAGE AT THE SOUTH END OF THE ONE WAY AISLE AND PROVISION OF "DO NOT ENTER" SIGNAGE AT THE EAST END OF THE ONE WAY AISLE. 2. STORE ALL TRASH CONTAINERS WITHIN THE DUMPSTER ENCLOSURE AREA SOUTH OF THE SUBJECT BUILDING. 4 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried. Mattila presented the extension of a moratorium for new development within certain portions of the H wy 8 Corridor. The Hwy 8 Task Force recommends that since the planning process is still underway, the moratorium should be extended another six months. It was further recommended, as portions of the study are completed, they should be dropped from the moratorium. The ordinance is set to expire March 31, 1997, but the recommended extension brings that date to September 30, 1997. Williams noted that when the first moratorium was considered, several projects were caught in the moratorium. He asked if there are any potential projects that may be affected. Mattila was contacted by a realtor marketing the northwest corner of Hwy 8 and Co. Rd. E for use by a church. The realtor asked if there was any way to speed up the approval process. Mattila explained the process and the realtor was content. Council Business Champps Addition Report 97-071 H wy 8 Moratorium Report 97-072