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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL—FEBRUARY 23, 2015 3 <br /> 8. NEW BUSINESS <br /> A. Planning Case 14-036—Master and Final PUD—Red Fox Business Center <br /> City Planner Streff explained that Roberts Management Group is proposing to construct two (2) <br /> multi-tenant light industrial buildings on an 8.04 acre development site located at 1235 Red Fox <br /> Road. The site is located in the southeast quadrant of Snelling Avenue North and Interstate 694 <br /> and bordered by Health Partners and the Northwoods Office Building to the east, and UTC Fire& <br /> Security building to the west. <br /> City Planner Streff stated that as proposed, the Red Fox Business Center would consist of two <br /> (2) buildings totaling 93,300 square feet. Building 1 is proposed at 43,300 square feet in size and <br /> Building 2 is proposed at 50,000 square feet in size. The buildings would be designed into <br /> individual tenant bays ranging from 5,000 square feet and up to allow businesses to take as much <br /> or as little space as needed. <br /> City Planner Streff indicated that two driveways are proposed to provide access to the <br /> development, the first along the eastern property line for passenger vehicles and the second along <br /> the western property line for truck traffic. In this case, it is important to separate passenger <br /> vehicles and truck traffic whenever possible in order to minimize conflicts. Parking areas for <br /> passenger vehicles would be located along the front fagade of Building 1 and along the front and <br /> side facades of Building 2. As indicated on the plan set, Building 1 provides a parking area <br /> consisting of 82 parking stalls and Building 2 has 80 parking stalls incorporated into its design. In <br /> this development, truck docks have been provided along the western fagade of Building I and <br /> along the southeast facade of Building 2. The docks on these building have been positioned on the <br /> site to minimize their view from adjacent rights-of-way and neighboring buildings. Where less <br /> desirable views exist on to the site, increased landscaping has been provided by the applicant. <br /> City Planner Streff stated that both of the proposed buildings would be similar in design and use. <br /> The applicant expects 50% wholesaling and warehousing uses with the remainder of the space <br /> used for office space, business services, research and development, manufacturing and processing <br /> (class 1), retail, and other similar uses. Given the visibility of the property from Interstate 694 and <br /> Snelling Avenue, Roberts Management Group believes that the project could attract some <br /> commercial showroom and retail tenants as well. <br /> City Planner Streff commented that as proposed, the buildings would be constructed with high <br /> quality tilt-up concrete panels with exposed aggregate. Decorative metal and anodized aluminum <br /> would be used as accent materials to provide architectural interest to the building fagades and to <br /> create focal points for entryways and corners of the buildings. The applicant intends to use a <br /> significant amount of glass coverage on the front fagades of each building by incorporating ribbon <br /> windows. Glass coverage on the front fagade of both buildings would be approximately 42% with <br /> an average of approximately 22%-25% glass coverage when combined between all facades. <br /> Building 1 would be designed with a 22 foot clear height and Building 2 would be constructed <br /> with a 24 foot clear height in order to allow tenants to maximize the use of their space and provide <br /> the ability to store products vertically. Staff reviewed additional details on building elevations <br /> depicting the types of building materials that would be used for the building construction. <br />
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