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ARDEN HILLS PLANNING COMMISSION—JUNE 6, 2001 6 <br /> in that area for now, which would be relocated at the time the Phase 11 parking was done. <br /> Additional screening would also be added at the time Phase II parking was completed. <br /> Acting Chair Sand expressed concern that landscaping only may not provide an adequate screen <br /> and was not satisfied there was adequate screening of the dumpster under this phase. Ms. Oertli <br /> stated originally it was planned just to screen the dumpsters and she had proposed a fence. She <br /> stated the Commission requested at that time to have a more permanent screening. She indicated <br /> because the parking lot was looked at as being expanded, it did not make sense to put something <br /> permanent in that area. The landscaping option made the most sense. <br /> Acting Chair Sand stated screening was to hide the dumpster and he did not believe the trees <br /> would hide the dumpster. Ms. Oertli replied a fence was less expensive than trees and if the <br /> Commission wanted a fence, they would be willing to do that. <br /> Acting Chair Sand suggested having both a fence and landscaping. <br /> Mr. Cronin asked on the north parcel, the trees be planted 10 feet on center. He also requested <br /> moving the dumpster back 100 feet away from the road at this time. He requested on the south <br /> side, they plant 12-foot trees,rather than 5-6 foot trees so it would provide adequate screening <br /> immediately. <br /> Ms. Oertli stated she would ask Manufacturers' Services if the dumpster could be relocated. <br /> Commissioner Duchene asked when one or two of the trees dies, would there be an obligation to <br /> replant. Ms. Oertli stated they would replace the trees if they did not survive. <br /> Commissioner Duchene asked if this approval was requested for all dumpsters that may ever be <br /> located behind the buildings. Ms. Oertli stated the hope was that this would be a solution to <br /> having to screen the dumpsters individually. <br /> Commissioner Sand moved, seconded by Commissioner Pakulski, to recommend approval of <br /> Planning Case#01-08,Planned Unit Development amendment, to install additional landscaping <br /> on 4300 W. Round Lake Road and 1987 Gateway Boulevard to screen refuse containers with the <br /> following conditions: <br /> 1. The screening on 4300 W. Round Lake Road is to include six 7-foot Colorado Spruce <br /> trees spaced 10 foot on center. <br /> 2. A fence is to be constructed to screen the dumpster of sufficient height and length to <br /> cover the dumpster from view of West Round Lake Boulevard. <br /> 3. The dumpster is to be moved as far to the east as practical without interfering with other <br /> equipment. <br /> 4. With respect to 1987 Gateway Boulevard, five ten-foot Colorado Spruce trees are to be <br /> planted 20 foot on center. <br /> 5. Additional screening was not required on the property at 1887 Gateway Boulevard (also <br /> managed by United Properties) since the current wing wall and landscaping sufficiently <br /> screens the loading dock area; and <br /> 6. The screening, as provided in the plans, must be in place by no later than August 31, <br /> 2001 on all properties. <br /> The motion carried unanimously (5-0). <br />
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