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I I.' I I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I- I ,8.R1)EN IllLLS CITY COUNCIL - APlUL 24, 1994 3 Mr. Fritsinger indicated the Council should note Section 3.0(A) of the Development Agreement. Previously the consultant planner recommended approval of this proposal subject to a joint PUD application on the overall site by CSM, Control Data and Dynamark:. Further negotiations between representatives of these finns and the City Attorney have resulted in language which does not require a joint application. Mr. Fritsinger indicated additional information is also found in the April 5, 1995 Planning Commission Meeting Minutes. Councilmember Keim inquired if the road accessing the properly will be a private road. Mr. Fritsinger indicated this would be correct. Councilmember Keim asked if the City would be creating a land locked parcel. Mr. Fritsinger indicated this would not be the case, there is still access to Lexington Avenue and access easements will also be created. Mayor Probst asked if there will still be an easement for access to Cnmmings Park. Mr. Fritsinger stated yes, there would still be an easement. MOTION: Malone moved and Aplikowski seconded a motion to approve Planning Case #95-11, Control Data - Minor Subdivision with the stated conditions. The motion carried nnanimously (5-0). Planning Case #95-09. CSM - Site Plan Review Mr. Fritsinger referred to the Planning Commission meeting minutes of April 5, 1995, and indicated the concern regarding the NURP Pond. Mr. Fritsinger said it was his understanding that after a meeting with Rice Creek Watershed District and CSM, Mr. Bergly, the Planning Consultant stated there is no requirement for a holding pond. Mr. Fritsinger indicated the applicant is sti11 planning on installing a fence. Councilmember Hicks asked what the elevation of the pond would be. Mr. Fritsinger indicated the pond will hold only minimal water, unlike a sediment or holding pond. Ms. Lori Johnson, civil engineer for the project, indicated the volume of the pond would be for two to two and one-half inches of rainfall. She indicated this amount could fluctuate with the weather. CounciImember Aplikowski inqnired as to where the fencing would be. Mr. Fritsinger pointed out the fencing would surround the pond area. Mayor Probst asked if the future building would have docking areas for trucks. Mr. Dave Carland from CSM Corp. indicated the second building will look virtually like the first building.