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yA ...� .. � . . .. . + ' � ' .. .,. � i . �r �R' � Qi. Y r,l'� Date of Final Approval by City Council: July 12, 1993 Date of Concept Approval by City Council: May 24, 1993 Date of Concept Approval by Planning Commission: April 14, 1993 and May 12, 1993 Conditions Attached: 1. That the Public Works Department approve all final utility and grading plans. 2. That the landscape plan, including landscaping in adjacent neighbor yards, be reviewed and approved by City staff after analysis of utility conflicts. 3. That City staff review final signage plans. A final design and location of those signs should be submitted for review, and all free standing signs should have a minimum of a 15 foot setback. 4. That a permit be obtained from Rice Creek Watershed District for the drainage plan. This permit should be received prior to the issuance of any City building permits. 5. That the final plans for the 36 unit future phase of senior housing in the northwest corner of the site be designed as shown on the final PUD site plan. This means that the use will be for senior housing with some assisted care provided. There should be adequate parking in the location shown. The building will be on estory and essentially the size and location shown, and the design and architectural character of the buildings shall be compatible with the other two new buildings. 6. That the final plans for the future college building in the northeast corner be designed essentially as shown on the final PUD site plan. This means that the use will be for college related functions for Northwestern College, which might include classrooms, faculty and administrative offices, adult education, radio station (but not a tower or antenna), student services, or similar uses. There will be adequate parking for the uses of the site above and beyond the parking needed for the adjacent student housing. If this parking is provided in a parking deck or ramp, the structure will meet all applicable setbacks and will be constructed of high quality materials compatible with the design of the other buildings in the PUD, and will be adequately landscaped on all sides, especially toward Snelling Avenue.