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<br />.- <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />ARDEN HILLS PLANNING COMMISSION - OCTOBER 3, 2001 <br /> <br />3 <br /> <br />Mr. Kjersten addressed the wetland and power issue by explaining where the building <br />would b"-]llacedin c()Iljunction with the lift station. He stated the lines would stay where <br />they were. He pointed out where the wetlands would be located, and stated the project <br />would not be in the wetlands. This project would not change the creek at all. With <br />respect to the balconies, they were 11 inches deep. He stated by having non-functional <br />balconies, this would eliminate cooking on the balconies, but it would still allow for <br />airflow into the apartments. <br /> <br />Ms. Bergman asked if there were any plans for development south of this development. <br />Chair Baker replied at this time, they had not received any information regarding this. <br /> <br />Mr. Parrish replied Bethel College did have options on one or more of the lots, but they <br />did not have any information if the College intended on doing anything with those lots. <br /> <br />Bruce Kunkel, Vice President Bethel College, replied the college did have options on <br />three of the lots, but they were not sure what they would do with those lots. The lots <br />were very wet and they were not sure what could be done with them. At the present time, <br />they did not have any plans for them. <br /> <br />A resident from 3777 New Brighton Road asked if any portion of this construction would <br />be south of the drainage ditch. Chair Baker replied the drainage ditch was deeded to the <br />City and was not contemplated to be a part ofthis development. <br /> <br />Ms. Bergman stated she was not in favor of this development. <br /> <br />Glenda Vohnan, 1881 Beckman, inquired about the parking issue. She asked if there <br />would be any visitor parking. Mr. Kjersten stated there would be visitor parking, but it <br />would not be overnight parking. All parking would be by permit. <br /> <br />Commissioner Zimmerman asked about the splitting of the management responsibility <br />between the developer and the College. Mr. Kjersten replied Bethel was responsible for <br />all of the property management while it was in their control, but once their lease was up, <br />the developer would take over control of the property. <br /> <br />Commissioner Galatowitsch asked what type of students would be living in this <br />development. Mr. Kunkel replied this would not be designated as freshman housing. <br />However, there could be an "older" freshman living there. There could be some <br />sophomores there, but it would be limited. It would be primarily for juniors and seniors, <br />but not exclusively for them. He did not anticipate any married housing, except for the <br />resident director, who lived on the site. <br /> <br />Commissioner Galatowitsch asked if the signage would say Bethel College, or would it <br />indicate it was private ownership. Mr. Kunkel stated they had not addressed this issue, <br />but for security reasons, it would be best if they referred to this as apartments and not a <br />part of the College. <br /> <br />Commissioner Sand asked if all of the same rules that were on the College campus also <br />applied to this development. Mr. Kunkel replied that was correct. <br />
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