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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 Wayne Griesel, 1067 Harriet Lane, asked for details of the County right-of-way plan on the suburban site. Tim Cook, speaking on behalf of Peggy Jones, 1088 Ryan, asked for details of the north driveway. John Olson noted that the liquid nitrogen in filled twice per month at 7 :00 a.m. Tim Cook asked who would be the tenants ofthe lease facility. John Olson noted that the antique store, jeweler, acupuncture store or coffee shop, but no video stores. Tim Cook asked for details on warehousing and loading docks to the antique store. John Olson illustrated north side and west side loading area, with retail sales to the south. Tim Cook asked for details regarding the nitrogen storage tank. The watershed from the roof should not drain to the east or north, but into a city storm facility or pond Tim Cook asked for screening details for the nitrogen tank and the masonry screening wall and landscaping. Member Klausing asked Mr. Olson for details regarding the warehouse wall. Marijo Hickok, 1050 Harriet Lane, stated the corner of Roselawn and Lexington needs improvement. She asked for details regarding the Suburban Hardware Delivery area. The site plan will be reduced by three spaces. Ms. Hickok asked if this was enough waste storage for the entire site. The east elevation of the building may need to be blended to the colors and stripping of the adjoining neighbors. John Olson said the project colors will match. The tower height is 32 feet, the neighbors prefer a lower tower. Member Wilke asked Ms. Hickok for details of the east wall doubling in size. He said it is not attractive as a blank wall. Lois Forsblad, 1057 Harriet, commented that the neighbors (the McCarthys) had been concerned with the building size and wall size. Ms. Forsblad said the hardware store design was to minimize the wall impact. She said the project looks like a strip mall; what stops the uses from drawing a lot of traffic. Member Klausing asked if the neighbors had considered what may be more palatable. He was concerned about the long expanse of wall. Ms. Forsblad stated the project must allow for adequate screening. John Olson suggested planted vines along all sides of the building.