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ARDEN HILLS PLANNING COMMISSION – April 6, 2016 14 <br /> <br />Senior Planner Bachler reported that the Sign Code does allow for a smaller non-commercial <br />auxiliary sign to be placed at the entrance to the site. He reviewed the location on the site plan <br />where this auxiliary sign could be placed. <br /> <br />Commissioner Bartel questioned if the Planning Commission had jurisdiction over sign <br />placement. <br /> <br />Senior Planner Bachler stated that sign placement and setback requirements were included in <br />the Sign Code. However, because the applicant has requested a PUD for the property the City is <br />able to negotiate certain aspects of the development as long as there is a rational basis for the <br />imposed conditions. <br /> <br />Commissioner Zimmerman indicated he would not be supporting this Planning Case due to the <br />reduction in landscape coverage. He did not consider the upgraded stormwater management <br />system to be a fair trade for the reduction in landscaping. <br /> <br />Chair Thompson appreciated this comment. However, she stated there was no place for the <br />water to be treated and explained the underground treatment system was the best option for the <br />site. She understood there were challenges when updating these commercial properties in order <br />to meet the City’s parking and water runoff requirements. She supported the proposed traffic <br />flow through the site and believed the property was balanced. She recommended a more detailed <br />letter from the City Engineer or the Rice Creek Watershed District regarding the stormwater <br />plans be included for the City Council. <br /> <br />Commissioner Bartel supported this suggestion. He understood Commissioner Zimmerman’s <br />concerns but wanted to see the site improved to manage the water runoff from its current <br />situation. <br /> <br />Commissioner Jones did not want to give up grass and trees either, but knew the proposed <br />system was the best option for the property. His biggest concern for the site was the location of <br />the monument sign. <br /> <br />Commissioner Neururer asked if the sign setbacks took into account the larger size of the sign. <br /> <br />Senior Planner Bachler commented that the setback requirements applied to all free standing <br />signs and do not take into account the size of the sign. <br /> <br />Commissioner Neururer supported the underground treatment and management of the water <br />runoff for this property. <br /> <br />Mayor Grant discussed the stormwater management system being used at Cub Foods. He <br />requested the Planning Commission be clear about their concerns regarding the monument sign <br />due to the fact this was a PUD. <br /> <br />Commissioner Bartel recommended the City Council evaluate the monument sign location <br />given the fact the City was willing to be lenient on the sign size. <br />
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