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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes April 13, 1994 the shared parking will reach peaks at different times during the day based on the uses of the buildings. Vogel stated that the development must fimction with a traffic access into the southeast corner as an "in only" access. Vogel explained that the trash containment areas will be the same materials as the buildings and the landscaping will include more evergreens. The lighting will be of the same light source as the Byerly's lights and snow storage will be done off-site, Member Thomas asked for clarification regarding rooftop screening. Mr. V ogel explained that rooftops will be screened by use of a 2 1/2 foot, parapet wall around all buildings where equipment is placed on the roof. David Greening explained the use of the outlots. Member Sandstrom asked how the city could guarantee that the parcels would not end up tax forfeited. Greening stated that the tax forfeiture would probably reduce the easement rights of the adjoining properties. He suggested combining outlot B with Lot 3. Chairman Roberts asked if the sidewalk along the east side of Lincoln Drive. Rick Jopke explained that sidewalks are required on commercial/industrial redevelopments sites by ordinance. Chainnan Roberts asked for clarification regarding parking spaces and shared parking. Member Wall asked for clarification regarding the hours of operation. Jerry Slawik responded that the restaurant will be open until 1 a.m. The video store until midnight and other stores will open and shut at various hours. The staff was asked to follow up on the design elements that must be included based on the Twin Lakes design standards, and on the bank's air conditioning units at ground level, the light sources and color of the parking lights, the sidewalk along Lincoln Drive, and the entrance at the southeast corner of the restaurant lot. 13