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. e e Elk River City Council Meeting December 13, 1993 Page 2 COUNCILMEMBER HOLMGREN MOVED TO DECEMBER 20, 1993. COUNCILMEMBER MOTION CARRIED 4-0. DELAY FARBER ON THIS MATTER UNTIL THE MOTION. THE ACTION SECONDED The City Council recessed at 7:08 p.m. and reconvened at 7:30 p.m. 4. Elk Park Center 4.1. City Staff reports on status of project and on traffic and drainage as directed by the City council on 11/15/93 4.2. PUBLIC HEARING: Receive information as presented permit and preliminary plat citizen input on revisions and new by the developer on the conditional use 4.3. Consider resolution of denial of the conditional use permit and preliminary plat for Elk Park Center City Planner Steven Ach reviewed the history of the Elk Park Center project to date beginning with the rezoning of the site in 1991 and ending with the Council worksession on November 22, 1993. The latest Council activity consisted of a workshop to review various traffic and drainage issues. Steven Ach indicated that on 11/15/93 the Council continued action on a resolution of denial for Elk Park Center until December 13. Since that time the developers have submitted revised plans in response to the concerns raised at previous meetings and public hearings. Steven Ach reviewed the revised plans submitted by the developers and the following changes: 1. Move First National Bank to Outlot 7 and increase the size of the lot to 1.2 acres. 2. Reduce the size of Outlot 6 to.8 acres and rename as "General Retail". 3. Add a 30 foot wide driveway north of Wal-Mart's future expansion connecting the primary parking area to Jackson Road. consequently, rev~s~ng Retail Building B and increase the length of parking area in front of Building B by extending it over utility easement. 4. Relocate approximately 3,000 square feet of retail to the east end of Building E. 5. Reduce the expansion area of Cub Foods to 18,000 square feet shift Cub Foods to the south as required to align the south of the expansion with the north edge of the utility easement. and edge 6. Add additional retail space to Building A compensating for the reduction of Cub Foods expansion.