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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION — MARCH 21, 2022 3 <br />Councilmember Holden said if the membership became 1,000, the parking would be impacted. <br />She noted parking would not be allowed on the streets in this area. She questioned what would <br />happen if a business were to grow too large for this site. <br />Mr. Lee stated only a certain number of access passes would be allowed and checks are made <br />several times a day. He noted each business was only granted a certain number of parking passes, <br />and not every team member was provided with an access pass. <br />Mayor Grant questioned if additional parking could be located along the front of the building. <br />Councilmember Holden reported there was a holding pond along the front of the building. She <br />asked if Saltbox was proposing to rent or purchase the building. <br />Mr. Lee indicated Saltbox was proposing to purchase the building. <br />Mayor Grant inquired if there was a City trail on the back side of this property. <br />Public Works Director/City Engineer Swearingen commented there was not a trail along the <br />rear property line at this time. He stated there was a trail along the west side of the property. <br />Mayor Grant commented he liked the concept and he appreciated the fact that the applicant had <br />done their research in terms of being able to attract tenants. He indicated his only concern was <br />with parking. <br />Mr. Sorenson explained because not all of the loading docks will be used, that area can be <br />restriped for additional parking. He estimated this would add another 24 to 36 parking stalls. <br />Mr. Lee indicated he was hoping to make site plan application on April 1 and would have 140+ <br />parking stalls. He asked if the Council would support a plan moving forward. <br />Councilmember Holden stated she would support this. <br />Mayor Grant concurred noting the additional parking would make the application stronger. He <br />asked if the 10-foot walls within the building were high enough. <br />Mr. Lee explained this height would work well for the proposed use. He then commented on the <br />security measures that would be in place to protect the space and the tenants. <br />Mayor Grant questioned how many years Saltbox has been in business. <br />Mr. Bonnie stated Saltbox has been in business since November of 2019. <br />Mayor Grant inquired what the occupancy rate was of Saltbox's current facilities. <br />Mr. Bonnie said the occupancy rates for the facilities Saltbox has in operation currently range <br />from 60% to full. <br />Councilmember Radziej stated he supported the proposed use. <br />
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