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0 <br />, . ' •1 � <br />14. That the possibility of installing stop signs on Lincoln <br />Drive at the entrance to the independent living facility be <br />studied. <br />15. That staff review traffic count methodology. <br />16. That the ponds be maintained by applicant and desiqned to <br />meet Metropolitan Council racommended standards. Staff <br />should review and recommend a maintenance schedule if <br />appropriate. <br />17. That the applicant be encouraged to increase evergreen <br />materials. <br />18. That there be stronq architectural continuity for the <br />entire project. Staff should review all future development <br />to insure that continuity is maintained. <br />19. That the final exterior materials and colors be submitted <br />for Council consideration as part of the final development <br />plan. <br />20. That progress be demonstrated on correction to the soil <br />erosion problems adjacent to the main campus as part of the <br />final PUD plan approval. <br />21. That the approvals are continqent upon submittal of the <br />comprehensive plan amendment to the Metropolitan Council: <br />22. That the final development plan be consistent vith the <br />plans submitted to the City Council which includes the <br />revised independent living building with a total height of <br />69 feet and 132 dwelling units. <br />The City Council also authorized staff to neqotiate a Development <br />Agreement concerning the use of TIF funds which include the <br />following: <br />1. That there be a pay-as-you-qo deal with no up front City <br />funding. <br />2. That the developer will reimburse the City for any LGA and <br />HACA penalties. <br />3. That the property will remain taxable for a minimum of <br />forty (40y years. <br />4. That the lenqth of tax increment assistance will not exceed <br />fifteen (15) years. <br />r <br />