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<br /> ARDEN HILLS REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES <br /> SEPTEMBER 29, 2003 10 <br /> . <br /> F. Planning Case No. 03-24: Guidant Site Plan Review Building N <br /> Addition <br /> Mr. Hellegcrs explained applicant was requesting approval of a Site Plan Review <br /> for Building N (formerly the Friskies Building). He indicated the Planning <br /> Commission recommended approval of this Site Plan Review with conditions as <br /> noted in staffs September 29,2003 report. <br /> Judd Brasch, RSP Architects and Project Architect, summarized the proposed <br /> Building N Addition. He indicated the new addition would not exceed the current <br /> building height. He noted they would provide additional landscaping to screen the <br /> area from the residential area. He stated they would like to start construction as <br /> soon as possible with anticipated move in late spring. <br /> Mr. Brasch stated they were more than willing to work with the residents <br /> regarding their concerns and noted the new roof top additions would be moved as <br /> . far away from the residents as possible. <br /> MOTION: Council member Grant moved and Council member Holden seconded a <br /> motion to recommend approval of Planning Case No. 03-24, Guidant <br /> Corporation, 4100 North Hamline Avenue, Site Plan Review Building <br /> N Addition subject to the conditions as noted in staffs September 29, <br /> 2003 report. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). <br /> 7. OPERA nONS & MAINTENANCE <br /> None. <br /> 8. ADMINISTRA nON <br /> A. Ramsev County IT Study <br /> Ms. Wolfe explained she had attended a recent meeting sponsored by Ramsey <br /> County regarding the Business Infonnation and Technology Initiative. She noted <br /> . Ramsey County was providing a senior staff member to serve as project manager, <br /> and would cover the costs of the study. Participating partners would have no up- <br /> front costs, other than staff time. She stated it was her recommendation that the <br />