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III I I Council Meeting Minutes June 23, 1987 2. CONSIDERATION OF TRANSFER OF LICENSES. 3. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION REQUESTING CONTINUATION OF REHAB- ILITATION lOAN PROGRAM. 4 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Council Business Mattila updated council on the final Planned Residential Develop- ment, plat, and site plans for a 32-unit apartment building in an RN3B district; and showed slides of plat location; staff finds the final plans to be consistent with the preliminary plans; and sta- ted staff recommends two conditions (Items 4 and 5) be added to the Planning Commission's recommendation for LP-212. Motion by Gunderman, seconded by Brandt, to WAIVE THE READING AND ADOPT A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF PL-158 AND PRD-48; AND TO APPROVE LP-212 SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. ALL GRADING AND DRAINAGE PLANS BE SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF THE CITY ENGINEER; 2. APPROVAL BY THE RICE CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT; 3. CONNECT THE TWO EXISTING DRAINAGE EASEMENTS TO INCLUDE THE EX- TREME SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE SUBJECT SITE; 4. REPLACE THE DOGWOOD SHRUBS WITH CONIFEROUS SHRUBS FOR THE PLANTING SCREEN INDICATED ALONG THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE PROPOSED PARKING AREA; 5. PROVISION OF BOULEVARD TREES PLANTED AT REGULAR INTERVALS ALONG TENTH STREET N.W.; AND 6. PROVISION OF PERFORMANCE BOND OR LETTER OF CREDIT IN THE AMOUNT EQUAL TO 100 PERCENT OF THE SITE AND LANDSCAPING PLAN IMPROVEMENTS, EXCLUDING THE PROPOSED BUILDING. 4 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Mattila reviewed slides of plat and explained the applicant's de- sire to divide the land into eleven zero-lot-line single family lots; and noted on June 16, 1987, the Planning Commission held a public hearing and recommends denial of the proposed Planned Resi- dential Development and plat. Mattila advised the staff recommen- dation is also to deny the applicant's request. Hedlund reviewed the history of the site and made a presentation of his plans, explaining his parcel is zoned for apartments, town- houses, or double bungalows; stated the lots are very deep because there is no Tenth Avenue so his lots, although only 50 feet wide, are larger per square foot than the average city lot. Hedlund ex- plained his plans are only possibilities, and show no detail for landscaping; and believes with eleven homes there will be less traffic than with multiple dwellings. Page 2 Licenses/Statio~,Bar- Report 87-165 Rehab.Loan Prog. Resolution 87-73 Report 87-166 Council Business PRO-48/PL-158/LP-212 Brama Resolution 87-74 Report 87-167 PRO-49/PL-159 Hedlund/Leier Estates Resolution 87-75 Report 87-168