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<br /> ., <br /> ARDEN HILLS PLANNING COMMISSION - FEBRUARY 2, 2005 9 <br /> By Email, Bob May, 1871 Todd Drive: "Unfortunately I will be unable to attend the <br />. hearing tonight on project pc#05-04 but wish to make known my concerns. If a service <br /> station/convenience store/car wash is built at the location indicated on the map, it will be <br /> , <br /> directly across highway 96 from my home in Arden Manor Mobile Home Park. I am <br /> very concerned about the lights and noise eminating (sic) from such a business. Is there <br /> any discussion to erect a sound barrier on the north side of highway 96 from I-35W to <br /> highway 10 (or at least to the entrance into Arden Manor)? Also, would access to the <br /> facility be directly from highway 96 or from Round Lake Blvd., which would then funnel <br /> onto highway 96 at the traffic light? Thank you for giving me the opportunity to express <br /> my thoughts" <br /> Dave McClung, 4370 North Snelling Avenue, stated he lived in the northern part of town <br /> and he was supportive of this proposal. He stated in this stretch of Highway 35, you went <br /> a long stretch to get to a gas station. He indicated he supported businesses within Arden <br /> Hills and they did not have anything like this in the north part of the City. He believed <br /> this proposed development would be very nice and would be an advantage to the <br /> community. <br /> Chair Sand closed the public hearing at 8:27 p.m. <br /> Commissioner Zimmerman asked if the access would be off Round Lake Boulevard <br /> versus going off of Highway 96. Mr. Hellegers replied there would probably be one <br /> right-in, right-out on Round Lake Boulevard, with a fuller access farther down on Round <br />. Lake Boulevard, but there would be no access onto Highway 96. <br /> Commissioner Zimmerman expressed concern about the height of the signs. Mr. <br /> HeUegers noted anything that exceeded the current sign standards would need to approval <br /> by the Planning Commission as well as a Special Use Permit. He stated he would like to <br /> see a monument type of a sign and not a large pylon sign. <br /> Chair Sand agreed staff needed to make the developer aware that the Planning <br /> Commission wanted a quality development on this site and would be enforcing the <br /> buildings standards in that area. <br /> Commissioner Zimmerman moved, seconded by Commissioner Larson to approve <br /> Planning Case No. 05-04: Arden Hills; Zoning Ordinance Amendment to Gateway <br /> Business District, revisions for Automobile Service Stations with Retail and a Car Wash <br /> as a Special Use including amendments I through 6. <br /> The motion carried unanimously (6-0). <br /> UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS <br /> A. TCAAP Preliminarv Framework Plan <br />. Mr. Clark stated staff was seeking action on the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant <br /> (TCAAP) Master Framework Plan dated January 13,2005. <br /> He noted the TCAAP Master Framework Plan, which is substantially the same as the <br /> Plan reviewed by the Planning Commission on December 8, 2004, was developed <br />