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. . . . Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, May 8, 1989 Page 3 CASE #89-04 (Cont'd) approval of the one appeared in Bergly referred Council to the Planning Commission minutes of 5-3-89, and advised the Commission recommended proposal. He stated a public hearing was held on 5-3-89 and no opposition to the plan. The Planner eXplained that upon initial submission of the plan the developers were asked to plant a few more shrubs and trees on the site; they responded by substantially increasing the landscaping on the site, as outlined in the revised landscape plan submitted. Bergly advised all the Ordinance requirements are met for the site plan, signage plan and conform with the stipulations of the previous approval. Bergly stated three actions are necessary; approval of the special use permit, signage plan and revised site plan. Malone moved, seconded by Growe, that Council approve Case #89-04, the Special Use Permit to allow a service station, Kennedy Transmission, in a B-2 District, based on the rationale provided in the Planning Commission minutes of 5-3-89. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) Malone moved, seconded by Hansen, that Council approve of the Revised Site Plan for the site containing Goodyear Service Center, Burger King, Kennedy Transmission and undesignated Retail Space, based on the rational outlined in the Planning Commission minutes of 5-]-89. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) Malone moved, seconded by Hansen, that Council approve the Signage Plan for the subject site, Case #89-04, based on the signage plan meeting all applicable sign Ordinance provisions. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) CASE #89-05; SITE PLAN REVIEW, TEMP. BLDG, BETHEL COLL. Council was referred to the Planner's report and Planning Commission minutes of 5-3-89, relative to the request from Bethel College to install a temporary office building in the central area of the campus. Bergly advised the manufactured structure is approximately 20 ft. x 40 ft. and will be used as temporary office space to accommodate an adult degree completion program that eventually will be located in the Community Life Center building (building A shown on the Master Plan). He stated there are two stages in the constructions phases; the first stage is a theater complex and the second stage will add offices to the theater building and remodel other office space. Bergly eXplained the request is to utilized the temporary building until both stages are completed in 1994; if completed earlier the building will be removed and if more time is needed a request will be submitted for an extension on the time. The Planner referred Council to the Planning Commission minutes of 5-3-89, recommending approval; consideration was given to the cooperative attitude experienced with Bethel College in the past and the fact that the building will not be seen from exterior roads~ Councilmember Growe questioned if restroom facilities are required in the temporary buildings. Craig Hjelle, representing Bethel College, advised he discussed the matter with the Building Inspector and restroom facilities are not required as long as the occupants have access to adjacent buildings with restrooms. Bergly advised the Building Inspector will review the temporary structure and insure it meets all code requirements prior to issuance of a building permit. Councilmember Hansen expressed the hope that the cooperative attitude experienced in the past with Bethel College would continue during the negotiations relative to ownership/maintenance of the roadway which is located on the campus and utilized only by Bethel students and faculty. Hansen moved, seconded by Growe, that Council approve Case #89-05, the Site Plan Review for a Temporary Building on the Bethel College Campus, as described on the application, to be removed in October 1994. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0)