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ARDEN HILLS PLANNING COMMISSION—APRIL 4, 2001 5 1. Approve the 50-foot setback variance consistent with the correct DNR setback in anticipation of the City of Arden Hills Ordinance being changed by the City and staff was to evaluate the final building plan to ensure it was 50 feet. 2. Fifty-feet would be a five foot improvement from the existing structure; 3. Allow a two-foot cantilever into the 50-foot setback. The motion carried unanimously(7-0). This Planning Case will be reviewed at the Monday, April 30, 2001, City Council meeting. PLANNING CASE # 01-08 —UNITED PROPERTIES, 4300 ROUND LAKE ROAD, 1887 & 1987 GATEWAY BLVD., PUD AMENDMENT- PUBLIC HEARING Chair Baker opened the public hearing at 8:03 p.m. Ms. Chaput explained that the applicant was requesting to amend the Planned Unit Development for the properties at 4300 W. Round Lake Road and 1887 & 1987 Gateway Blvd. to screen the existing refuse containers on all properties. Ms. Chaput explained at the time of construction, the above listed properties were managed by Welsh Companies. Since this time, United Properties had taken over the management. The building at 4300 W. Round Lake Road was built separately from those on Gateway Boulevard (different application)but was of the same style and materials as the others. Ms. Chaput stated the City's Zoning Ordinance required that all refuse containers be screened so not to be visible from adjoining properties. All three of the above mentioned properties have a number of dumpsters along the back of the buildings. Planning Case #99-06 approved the Gateway Boulevard development and required that all dumpsters be screened, although it was never implemented. The other property on Round Lake Road did not list this requirement in the conditions of approval but the applicant is willing to include it as part of the overall screening plan. Ms. Chaput explained in Planning Case #00-40, it became evident that there were dumpsters on the properties that were not properly screened and United Properties was asked to address this issue. United Properties had filed this Planning Case to propose a method of screening all of the existing dumpsters.