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2/27/2023
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Attachment A <br />Mr. Pieper agreed that is what it appeared to be, but he thought if he received the City <br />80 <br />81 blessings it could be pursued in a little deeper context. He explained they would get the <br />82 elevations exactly the way they should be and make sure it is correct. <br />83 Member Pribyl wondered if the existing wetland could be utilized in lieu of building a <br />84 new pond or expand the existing wetland and potentially in that way provide an amenity <br />85 for some of the residential uses that are nearbyand also make the parking closer to the <br />86 destination. <br />87 Mr. Pieper indicated they can work on that. He noted this is just a preliminary plan and <br />88 nothing is etched in stone in terms of the architectural where it has to be exactly as <br />89 shown. <br />90 Member Aspnes askedregarding the van parking. It appears to be a secure parking lot <br />91 with controlled access. There was mention that there is already parking within the <br />92 building for vans. She wondered how many vans Mr. Pieper saw being outside in this lot. <br />93 Mr. Pieper indicated there is van parking in the building and there will be no vans in this <br />94 parking lot. This is strictly personal vehicle parking. Right now, there are fifty-one <br />95 delivery vans. <br />96 Member Aspnes understood and indicated the parking closest to the building is <br />97 considered employee parking, on the east end and then there is a second parking lot on <br />98 the west side that shows van parking of fifty-three spaces with controlled access. If the <br />99 vans are all parked within the building, then what is the purpose of the van parking lot. <br />100 Mr. Pieper explained the controlled parking is on the south end of the building. That is <br />101 where the semi/vans come in and that is fenced and gated. It is secure and no one can get <br />102 into that area without going through the security. He did not think that is the correct plan <br />103 if it has fifty-three parking spots for vans. He indicated there was two sketches on this. <br />104 The first one had vans but that is not what is going to be there, it was all for employee <br />105 parking. <br />106 Mr. Anderson explained the plan he has had the van parking and employee parking with <br />107 those two sites. He noted Mr. Pieper has talked to the controllers at Fed Ex more recently <br />108 than he has so maybe this is just for employee parking now. <br />109 Mr. Pieper explained there will not be van parking there, that is Fed Ex’s latest proposal <br />110 per say. The reason being is the van parking, semi’s that are coming in, has to be a <br />111 secured location and nobody can get access to it because there could be packages in the <br />112 van that are left overnight so it would have to be in a secured location. He reviewed Fed <br />113 Ex business model. <br />114 Vice Chair Pribyl asked if the wrong plan was included in the packet how would that <br />115 affect the Commission’s discussion. <br />116 Mr. Paschke thought the Commission would want the appropriate plan in order to make a <br />117 recommendation. He recommended tabling this item until the February meeting and in <br />118 that timeframe, staff can get the correct appropriate plan and probably some additional <br />119 details. <br />120 <br /> <br />
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