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I"~ . . . I CITY OF ARDEN HILLS ~ MEMORANDUM I DATE: June 7, 1996 TO: Mayor and City Council I FROM: Brian Fritsinger, City Administrato@ I SUBJECT: Welsh Companies Development Concept Proposal I Request Council is asked to consider the concept proposal submitted by Welsh Companies and authorize I Staff to continue negotiations with the developer. Background I Staff has been meeting with representatives of Welsh Companies over the past several months for the purpose of discussing development in the Gateway Business District. The Council will find the concept proposal attached to the Staff memorandum. Ie The developer is proposing approximately 500,000 sq. ft. of development. The proposed use is primarily commercial/industrial with an emphasis on office/warehouse. At this time, the total I office development is proposed to be around 20-25 percent. The developer is proposing to construct building A in 1996 with the remainder of the buildings I being phased in over the next 2-3 years, Welsh has acquired the property for buildings A and B and has submitted purchase agreements on building sites D and E. Building C is proposed on the property owned by the City, I Process I Building A will most likely proceed through the planning process as a site plan review. The remainder of the development will be developed under a PUD and will eventually incorporate the building A property into this planning process, The project is small enough that an Indirect I Source Permit will not be required. Building A has water and sewer available, so no extensions are required. The remainder of the I development has several unique issues which will need to be addressed. 1. Acquisition of City Property. 2. Vacation and Relocation of Butcher Street. I .3. Current water line does not need to be relocated/extended as it would be in the vacated ROW, fI 4. Sanitary Sewer Interceptor mayor may not impact building D, 5. Sanitary Sewer will need to be extended to service buildings B,C,D and E. I