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Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, 11-13-89 Page 4 CASE 1188-30 (Cont'd) Fire Chief Winkel advised he has discussed the roadway with the applicant; a gravel base with 10 ft. of bituminous overlay would be sufficient. . There was discussion relative to estimated costs for improvements in the development. Council requested the applicant contact the appropriate staff members and resolve the issues discussed prior to submission of this proposal. Mayor Sather recommended tabling the matter until the regular Council Meeting held November 27. Malone moved, seconded by Hansen, that Council table action on Case #88-30, until such time as the applicant has resolved the items discussed and outlined in the Planner's Report dated 11-13-89, has submitted documents necessary for staff review and is prepared to return for Council action. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) CASE #89-18; SITE Council was referred to the Planner's report and PLAN REVIEW, MOUNDS Planning Commission meeting minutes dated 11-1-89, VIEW HIGH SCHOOL relative to the proposed addition at Mounds View School. Planner Bergly advised the Special Use Permit for the Mounds View site Master Plan was approved in February 1984; a stipulation was attached that contemplated site improvements that were consistent with the Master Plan would require only site plan review, rather than amending the SUP. Bergly stated the proposed additions are consistent with the 1984 approved Master Plan, only minor grading will be necessary to accommodate the proposed additions. . He advised that any trees or shrubs which are disturbed or damaged during construction will be replaced in a nearby location. Malone moved, seconded by Mahowald, that Council approve Case 1189-18, Site Plan Review for Locker Room Addition and Connecting Link at Mounds View Senior High School, based on the following: 1. The proposed additions are consistent with the 1984 approved Master Plan and Special Use Permit for this site. 2. Only minor grading is necessary to accommodate the proposed addition and the applicant agrees to replace any trees or shrubs disturbed or damaged during construction in a nearby location. 3, The project is being proposed to serve the existing student population and not in response to anticipated growth. 4. Interior remodeling of the locker rooms is part of the construction project and will not affect the building exterior or site. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) SITE PLAN REVIEW; Council was referred to the Planner's report dated US ARMY FACILITY 11-13-89, relative to a review of the proposed training ARSENAL PROPERTY facility at the Arsenal, Highway 96 and Lexington Avenue. Planner Bergly outlined his concerns relative to proposed parking setbacks, signs and landscaping. He recommended the following: . 1. Relocation of the parking to maintain a 20-foot setback and use berming and plant materials to limit the impact of these large parking lots. 2. Relocate signs to comply with Ordinance setback requirements. 3. Replace all 4 to 5-foot evergreens along Highway 96 with 6-foot trees (could be interchanged with some of the rear of the property). Relocate these trees in the 20-foot parking setback area using a double, staggered row to increase the screening of the large parking lot.