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k""-... Ii f: b/;' ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JANUARY 31, 2000 12 he sent to the Rice Creek Watershed District. A letter was received from Mr. Derrick Hames a expressing concerns with the project and from Mr. Bob Sundquist in support of the project. ,., Ms. Randall advised that the Planning Commission recommended approval of Planning Case #00-01, Special Use Permit amendment and Site Plan Review, subject to the following conditions: 1. Execution ofa new Special Use Permit Document 00-01. 2. Dedication of a trail easement for the existing trail to be prepared and recorded by the applicant and approved by staff. 3. Compliance with the height ordinance for structures. 4. Compliance with requirements of the Shoreland Management regulations. 5. Rice Creek Watershed District approval. 6. Compliance with the Lighting standards of the Zoning Ordinance. 7. No lighting be erected for the ball fields and tennis courts. 8. The sewer be extended and the bathrooms be changed to a permanent structure. 9. Add six pine trees at 45 degree angles to each other on the City property, east of the seven pinkspire crabapple trees. 10. The parking lot lights be controlled by a timer and be turned off one hour after sunset. 11. The applicant provide staff with a revised lighting plan for the parking facility providing options for lower lighting, for final review by the City Council. 12. Review the turn lane requirements with Ramsey County. . Mayor Probst asked what the setback was between the tennis courts and the residential property line. Ms. Randall stated that there was a 50 foot side yard setback between the residential property line to the fence surrounding the tennis courts. She noted that due to the odd shape the lot does not have four sides and staff had determined the front, rear and sides of the property. Councilmember Grant requested additional information regarding the tennis court storage facility. Ms. Randall explained that the applicant was requesting a small building to be located in the corner of the tennis courts. This building will house equipment such as the tennis ball machines and balls, etc. She noted that this building was added to the plan after the Planning Commission meeting. With regard to the proposed traffic lane design, Councilmember Larson requested confirmation that northbound traffic will be reduced to one lane after the Bethel Drive intersection. Ms. Randall stated that this was correct. Councilmember Larson noted that at some point beyond the intersection the road widens into two lanes. Additionally, the two southbound lanes will be reduced to one lane. He asked where these merges will take place. Ms. Randall stated that the northbound lane will be a single lane from the intersection to Lake Valentine Road, at which point it will widen to two lanes. Councilmember Larson expressed concern that there may be a great deal of traffic weaving in this area. Ms. Randall stated that there will be two southbound lanes from Lake Valentine Road to the Bethel Drive intersection. The left hand lane will become a designated turn lane onto Bethel Drive and the right lane will continue forward to McCracken Lane where it returns to two lanes. .