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e. Outlot A Phase 1 Concept Review <br /> <br />Director Jagoe stated the Joint Development Authority (JDA) should consider a request for a <br />Concept Plan Review for a proposed office and manufacturing use development on the north <br />side of the existing Outlot A located off of Old Highway 8. Ryan Companies US, Inc (Applicant), <br />is seeking feedback from the JDA on the concept plan in advance of the full submittal which <br />would include a land use application for items such as Subdivision Plan Review, Site Plan <br />Review, Permitted Adjustment Requests, and Building Permit Review. The Concept Plan Review <br />process is an opportunity for the JDA to provide comments and questions regarding proposed <br />developments and permitted adjustment requests. A concept review is considered advisory and <br />is nonbinding to the JDA and Applicant. No formal action can be taken regarding the <br />application, aside from determining if the application meets the regular process or must be <br />referred to the City TCAAP Redevelopment Code (TRC) Amendment Request process. A formal <br />application will be subject to the full review process, including a public hearing. She provided <br />further comment on the proposed plans for Outlot A noting the applicant would have to revise <br />their plans in order to comply with the TRC or seek a TRC amendment based on deviations with <br />respect to off street parking, storage area, ceiling height requirements, building façade and <br />shading requirements. She explained the applicant is seeking feedback from the JDA on their <br />approach to sustainability for this project. <br /> <br />Eddy Wolf, Ryan Companies, thanked the JDA for considering his concept plan. He explained he <br />had a targeted groundbreaking date of April 1, 2025 noting time is of the essence for Ryan <br />Companies and his future tenants. He indicated this project would create a 157,000 square foot <br />newly constructed build to corporate headquarters for Micro Control Company, which was <br />currently housed in Fridley. He noted this business would provide over 240 jobs and anticipates <br />20% growth over the next five years and offers strong wages/benefits. He indicated 90% of the <br />proposed building would be comprised of office, R&D and manufacturing spaces. He stated <br />Ryan Companies believes this was the type of project the JDA has been waiting for on Outlot A <br />and was consistent with the stated goals within the TRC. <br /> <br />Chad Lockwood, Associate Director of Engineering for Ryan Companies, spoke to the site plan <br />further. He described how the building would be oriented on the parcel noting shared access <br />would be provided to the south. He reviewed how the building would be broken down into <br />office, storage, R&D and manufacturing space. It was noted the building would be accessed <br />from Old Highway 8. He indicated the site would have 300 parking spaces and outdoor <br />amenities were being proposed on the south side of the building. <br /> <br />Kaitlin Veenstra, Ryan Companies (joined the meeting remotely), commented on the <br />sustainability vision for this project. She discussed the parameters for Outlot A noting cost and <br />feasibility are being taken into consideration for the tenants operation and must also work <br />within the tenants schedule requirements. She indicated a hybrid geothermal approach may <br />have to be considered for this site given the size of the land area and due to the fact Darcy may <br />not be available to drill the needed wells. She reported she had a great solar company she was
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