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. . . Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, 9-9-91 Page 4 CASE #91-05 (Cont'd) The Planner also advised that a fourth condition should be included which requires park dedication for the plat be resolved pri= to issuance of a building permit. eouncil1nember Malone questioned if side yard variances would be necessary with the reduction in lot width for the two parcels. Deputy Clerk Iago advised the lots are located in an R-2 zoning District and the side yard setbacks are 5 feet and 10 feet, which is less than the R-l District. She indicated variances should not be required to construct homes compatible with this area. There was discussion regarding possible configuration of Shoreline Lane in conjunction with the plat and the preparation of an official map. Mahowald moved, seconded by Growe, to approve Case #91-05, Preliminary Plat for 3191 North Lexington Avenue, Wan-en Hanson, with approval of a 10 foot width variance for lDt 1, BI=k 1, and an 8.74 foot width variance is granted for lDt 1, BI=k 2, conditioned upon: a. lDts 2 and 3 being cambined in a manner acceptable to the Ramsey County SUrveyor's Office; b. That the city Engineer establish the necessary utility and drainage easements; c. That the Applicant resolve the park dedication for the plat, prior to issuance of a building permit; and, d. That no side yard variances will be considered by Council in conjunction with development of the platted property. Motion =ied unanbnously. (5-0) Malone moved, seconded by Hicks, that staff be directed to prepare a study for Council consideration relating to the development of an official map for the roadway right-of-way in conjunction with this plat. Motion =ied unanimoUSly. (5-0) CASE #91-11; SUP TYSON CO., 1300 GREY FOX ROAD Council was referred to the memorandum from the Planner and Planning Cormnission minutes dated 9-4-91, relative to the Special Use Permit f= TySOn Conpanies. Planner Bergly explained this property was part of the rezoning to the I-Flex District, in the Lexington/Fox Business Area. He stated that Warehousing became classified under the I-Flex zoning as a use requiring a Special Use Perrnit and all such existing uses were required to obtain the SUP as soon as documentation of the existing site and building uses and configuration could be assembled. The Planner reviewed the site, landscaping, and building floor areas listed in his report. He noted that two parking stalls on the site are within the 20 foot required setback area and since this is a preexisting condition which is nonconforming a change would only be required when a site plan or building expansion occurs. He further advised that existing parking is adequate for the number of errployees on the site. Bergly reported that two existing signs are located in the street right-of-way and need not be relocated until a change occurs on site. Planning Commission recammended acceptance of the two nonconforming items, as existing conditions, and that both items be brought into compliance when a change in the site plan = building is suhnitted. The Planner further noted that Commission included a recommendation that a reference be included in the action stating that the portion of warehousing operation on this site shall not exceed that which was existing on April 8, 1991.