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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL—NOVEMBER 22, 2021 7 <br /> Mr. Salzer stated tenant two would be expanding their business onto this property and the <br /> number of employees was uncertain at this time. He noted they have talked about three different <br /> shifts with 125 employees per shift for the hourly employees plus salaried workers. <br /> Councilmember Holden commented parking would not be allowed on Gateway Boulevard <br /> which meant parking had to be provided onsite. She indicated she could support the site having <br /> additional parking in order to meet the needs of the future tenant. <br /> Councilmember Holmes requested further information regarding the retaining walls and drainage <br /> system. <br /> Mr. Salzer reported Rice Creek Watershed had already approved the stormwater treatment plans <br /> and explained he has been working with other organizations such as Met Council, MnDOT and <br /> Xcel Energy on the plans. <br /> Mike Brant, project engineer with Kimley Horn & Associates, commented further on the <br /> underground stormwater retention system that was reviewed and approved by the Rice Creek <br /> Watershed. <br /> Councilmember Holmes asked if the City Engineer supported the underground retention system <br /> as proposed. <br /> Consulting Engineer Morast stated in general the retention, quality and infiltration requirements <br /> have met the City's standards. He noted the City still needs more details on the final design of the <br /> system itself. <br /> Councilmember Holmes requested further information from staff regarding the concerns they <br /> have with the retaining wall. <br /> Consulting Engineer Morast explained there were easements existing south of the parking lot <br /> and he needed to better understand how these easements would be accessed. <br /> Mr. Salzer stated he was not familiar with this detail, but would work through this concern with <br /> the City. He reported there was access to the easements from MnDOT property. <br /> Mayor Grant recommended a condition for approval be added to ensure the applicant has <br /> received approvals from MnDOT, Xcel Energy and Met Council. <br /> Councilmember Holden reported she supported the project moving forward so long as all City <br /> requirements were being met. She discussed Condition 13 and asked for further information <br /> regarding the maintenance agreement. <br /> City Attorney Jamnik commented on the maintenance agreement that would be put in place to <br /> deal with the unique circumstances of stormwater treatment and maintenance for the proposed <br /> underground retention system on this property. <br />
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