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ARDEN HILLS PLANNING COMMISSION - JUNE 5, 2002 6 dO Chair Salld asked if the canopy or awning could he extended all of the way along the . middle of the building. He asked for something more creative and with more detail, rather than having a flat wall between the two canopies. He requested the "Low Priced Leader" sign be removed. Commissioner Ricke concurred. Commissioller Zimmerman also supported the suggestion of a canopy or awning. Commissioner Galatowitsch stated she believed this building was an improvement over the prcvious Cub Food buildings. Commissioner Zimmerman asked they take into consideration if there was a greenhouse in the parking lot in the spring and the shortage ofthe parking spaces ifthis occurred. Chair Sand requested the next proposal show the lighting plan. Commissioner Zimmerman inquired about snow removal and where the snow would be placed. Mr. Tucci replied the snow would all be pushed to the back of the development. Mr. Tucci stated with respect to the liquor license, there was a City Ordinance that a liquor license could Ilot be issued within 500 feet of a Church or school, but in this case, the Church was located in Shoreview, so it would not apply to this development. He indicated they were planning on having a liquor store on the premises. Chair Sand asked what their timillg was for the development. Mr. Tucci replied they . would like to start demolition this fall. Chair Sand asked if there was any thought as a part of a community gesture to relocate the batting cages within the City. Mr. Tucci replied he believed the existing owner was thinking about relocating them, but he was not sure where they were going to be located. Chair Sand recessed the meeting at 9: 17 p.m. and reconvened the meetillg at 9:23 p.m. PLANNING CASE #02-04. CITY OF ARDEN HILLS. SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE MODIFICA nONS Staff reviewed their report dated May 16, 2002 and recommended the Commission hold a public hearillg and make recommendations to the City Council. Commissioner Lemberg expressed concern about the 28-foot street width versus the 32- foot street width due to the inability of emergency vehicles having sufficient access. Councilmember Aplikowski replied the Council had discussed this ill depth. She indicated many of the streets were currently 28-foot streets and operated as 28-foot streets. She stated these streets were labeled as neighborhood streets, but a collector street would be wider. She indicated many of the City streets were 28-foot streets. Chair Sand asked if there was any preferred curbing style. Mr. Parrish replied the e Ordinance did not specify the curbillg style, only that concrete curb alld gutter were required. Commissioner Zimmerman recommended the City have a design standard for curbing.