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` Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated color and design of the building were not I � that important to her provided it was aesthetically pleasing to look at. Council Member Capra questioned the location of the proposed trail way in relation to the trees on the Shad Avenue corner of the property. Mr. Drilling pointed out the trailway on the site plan map and indicated if the County will not allow the trees to stay where they are, they will be relocated somewhere else on the property. Mayor Swedberg questioned the amount of commercial development in an area before the City needs to talk to the County about adding turn lanes on Main Street. NIr. Peterson , indicated the request is usually as a result of a number of accidents in the area. Just adding the driveway onto Main Street would not warrant turn lanes. ' Mayor Swedberg questioned whether it was a good idea for the driveways from the two � (2) commercial areas to match up. Mr. Peterson concurred. Mayor Swedberg questioned whether the City needed to restrict the hours of operation to mitigate noise for neighboring residents. Council Member Broussard Vickers stated that City Ordinance would cover this issue. Mayor Swedberg questioned whether Centerville restricts 24-hour businesses. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated 24-hour businesses have not been an issue. Mayor Swedberg questioned whether the Fire Chief would have a problem with the berm and fence. Mr. Drilling indicated there should be plenty of access for fire vehicles. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated final site plan approval would be contingent upon the approval of the police and fire departments. Council Member Nelson questioned if permission was granted from Anoka County and Rice Creek Watershed to fill in the ditch and connect the trail, whether or not Mr. Drilling was willing to pay for same. Mr. Drilling said he would be willing to share in the expense with the City to connect the trail as it would be less maintenance for him. Council Member Travis indicated he did not have a problem with the proposed site plan and felt no need for the City to get involved with the architectural features and colars of ' the building. The concerns of residents have been met and he can think of no other additions to the site plan. Council Member Capra asked if Mr. Drilling could hang up the colored map of the ' building. Council Member Capra questioned whether the colors on the map were the colors Mr. Drilling intended to use for the building. Mr. Drilling indicated the colors were not the colors he intended to use for the building and requested input from Council. ' Mr. Drilling expressed a desire to have this proposed building look similar to, but not exactly like, the existing building. Council Member Broussard Vickers asked Mr. Drilling to incorporate the same green color used for the shingles on the other building into some aspect of the proposed building. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated Mr. Drilling needed to provide Page 12 of 18