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20)The City has engineering standards for provision of utilities and construction standards which are reasonable for the health, safety and welfare of the people in Centerville. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT CONDITIONS The City of Centerville hereby grants the Subject Property and Landowner a CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT to develop, construct, maintain, and operate a truck terminal and a facility for outside storage, subject to the following conditions: 1)Limit delivery vehicle trips in/out of facility during AM/PM peak traffic (7 – 9 AM; 4 – 6 PM), to 180 or less combined total vehicles in and out per hour. Maintain technology and, when requested, deploy such technology which controls the routing of their delivery vehicles in order to mitigate traffic issues on surrounding roadways. 2)Construct a southbound left turn lane on 20th Avenue at Fairview Street on a mutually agreeable timeline in cooperation with Anoka County. 3)Escrow, or tender a letter of credit in the amount of $650,000 as a contribution to transportation related studies and improvements within the geographic area of the development’s traffic study, prepared by Transportation Collaborative and Consultants LLC dated 3-2-22, These improvements, which may include, but are not limited to those suggested in the applicant’s traffic study, must be identified within 10 years and constructed within 15 years, or the funds must be returned. 4)Contribute funds to the City’s Park Dedication Fund (in addition to the standard, required contribution) in an amount necessary to construct an 8’ wide bituminous trail to city standard specifications in the Fairview Street right-of-way, or another suitable location, between 20th Ave. and 21st Ave. This trail would not be constructed until the City and County complete a traffic study dealing with this issue. The City will accept this donation instead of requiring its immediate construction. The donation does not obligate the city to build the trail at any time, nor is there a sunset date on these funds, after which the City would give them back. 5)Contribute funds to the City’s Park Dedication Fund (in addition to the standard, required contribution) an amount equivalent to the cost of trees and shrubs normally required for this development, which have been eliminated from the site plan, due to their lack of public value, given their position on the site (being not visible from the public realm). A figure showing the required landscaping, highlighting the elements to be eliminated, shall be provided and approved by the city. This contribution will be verified by the City Engineer and contributed prior to approval of the final plat. th Avenue will 6)The existing volunteer vegetation on the west side of the site adjacent to 20 be maintained and replaced with equivalent material for the life of the project if it dies or is damaged, such replacement to be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer. 7)Anoka County and the City of Centerville find that the traffic-intense development of this site make it important to examine the 20th Avenue (CSAH 54 Corridor) through Centerville. The study of this corridor and the implementation of the study’s conclusions will undoubtedly take many years. Given the uncertainty of what the study will conclude with regard to the intersection at Fairview Street and 20th Avenue, and when any