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Attachment H <br />� Applicant Representatives, Lynn Wyman, Ramsey County Library Board and Fred <br />s� Shank, Ramsey County Property Management <br />s; Ms. Wyman spoke to the parking space concems, opining that the library anticipated <br />5= significantly less business in the temporary location than for normal business operations, <br />55 noting the permanent library location sees approximately 35% of its business from St. <br />5c� Paul and Minneapolis, and anticipated that those patrons would visit other library locations <br />57 closer to them than to drive further north to the temporary location during the construction <br />5a project. Ms. Wyman also noted that the library's temporary location would not provide for <br />ss any meeting room space that would also significantly reduce parking needs. <br />6c Discussion among Ms. Wyman and Commissioners included how much of the collection <br />s i would be housed at this location, estimated at 75% as their goal; vending or cart service <br />6z by Dunn Brothers at the temporary site, providing for limited beverage service and some <br />s:i prepackaged foods, with no drive through. <br />6^- Public Comment <br />65 Frederick M. Christianson, 2220 Midland Grove <br />os Mr. Christianson expressed concern with access to the temporary site, and how that <br />6� would be managed safely for vehicle traffic, as well as for bikers and pedestrians. Mr. <br />6a Christianson noted the existing difficulties at that location in making left hand turns on <br />s� County Road C. <br />7o City Planner Thomas Paschke advised that business would be conducted similar to <br />7' today's activities, with no site modifications done at that intersection. Mr. Paschke <br />�2 indicated that this was a full intersection, with left and right turn lanes, as it has functioned <br />73 for a number of years, with no additional problems anticipated at the site, opining that if <br />7� office/showroom uses were at full capacity, they would create more traffic turning moves <br />75 that that anticipated with the one library use. <br />�h Chair Bakeman closed the Public Hearing at this time (6:57 p.m.). <br />�� Commissioner poherty expressed his appreciation that a temporary location had been <br />�ts located and that the library would remain utilized during the time of construction, opining <br />i>; that the thought of cbsing the Roseville facility for 15 — 18 months was daunting. <br />F3o MOTION <br />t3' Member poherty moved, seconded by Member Gottfried Doherty to RECOMMEND <br />8'? APPROVAL of the proposed INTERIM USE of the existing building at 2680 Arthur <br />83 Street as a temporary library facility; based on the comments and findings of <br />aa Sections 5 and 6; and the conditions of Section 7 of the project report dated <br />a5 February 4, 2009. <br />P,a MOTION — Friendlv Amendment <br />r3� Member Wozniak moved, seconded by Member Gottfried Doherty to RECOMMEND <br />t3tl APPROVAL of a friendly amendment to add a condition that a signed copy of the <br />u� parking agreement between the applicant and Twin Lakes Medical Center for twenty <br />su (20) parking spaces. <br />9' Friendiv Amendment <br />92 Ayes: 7 <br />93 Nays: 0 <br />9a Motion carried. <br />95 Oriqinal motion as amended <br />�s Ayes: 7 <br />� � Nays: 0 <br />�a Motion carried. <br />p� <br />� '� Page 2 of 2 <br />