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. . Page 5 2. Impact on Community Facilities: None 3. Other Considerations: None Forestry 1. Tree Preservation: N/A 2. Proposed Trees: Two linden trees proposed for front patio 3. Other Considerations: None Fire 1. Access to Site: Adequate 2. Access to Structure: Adequate 3. Additional Hydrants: None 4. Y Connection Location: To be determined by Fire Chief 5. Other Considerations: None Police 1. Traffic Safety: The proposed traffic circulation pattern on the subject site reduces pedestrian/vehicle conflict from previously approved plan. 2. On-Street Parking: None proposed 3. Site Security: Adequate STAFF COMMENTS The proposed site plan complies with all B-3 district requirements. The proposed site plan and building elevations are an improvement over the previous proposal approved in November of 1986. The current proposal entails removing the existing building, construct- ing a new building further to the north, locating a drive-through lane and window on the souths ide of the building to reduce pedestrian/vehicle conflict, and providing increased landscaping. The current proposal would require a curb cut along Silver Lake Road approximately 26 feet south of the Rice Creek Shopping Center driveway. According to Mr. Dan Soler, Traffic Engineer with Ramsey County, the County has no problem with the proposed curb cut on Silver Lake Road. The curb cut complies with both County arid City code requirements. The County requested the applicant to enlarge the curb cut from 24 feet to 28 feet in width. Mr. Dan Soler commented the location of the proposed curb cut is a little close to the Rice Creek Shopping Center curb cut, but that is largely due