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• <br /> City Council Minutes Page 5 <br /> August 20, 1990 <br /> Ed Wortman, 11857 Dodge Avenue, stated that he felt there should be <br /> • another way to get to Outlot A. Steve Rohif stated that there could <br /> not be another frontage road between Dodge Avenue and Highway 169. <br /> Tim Christeen, 11378 189th Avenue, questioned what type of retail would <br /> be allowed in the area. It was indicated that if retail were allowed <br /> in the area it would be controlled due to traffic volume. <br /> Terry Maurer stated that traffic counts have been done in that area. <br /> He reviewed with the Council and public the results of the traffic <br /> counts. Mr. Maurer indicated that a determining factor of the traffic <br /> situation is based on a level of service from A through E. He stated <br /> that the level of service at the present time for the Elk Hills/Dodge <br /> Street intersection is A, which is considered the highest level of <br /> service. Mr. Maurer stated that taking into account that all available <br /> lots are filled and Outlot A is consumed by commercial, the traffic <br /> count would increase dramatically and the level of service would drop <br /> to B. <br /> Mr. Maurer reviewed with the Council the ultimate intersection design <br /> for that area. He stated that the intersection has the capacity to <br /> handle the traffic generated at the present time and in the future, but <br /> it is a question of operation and how much the City wishes to spend on <br /> improvements. Terry Maurer further stated that he did not feel this <br /> was an unusual situation with the number of vehicles in relation to <br /> single family housing. He stated that there are other single family <br /> • areas in Elk River who have traffic volumes that match or exceed this <br /> area. <br /> 3. Steve Rohlf reviewed the dimensional regulations for the PUD as <br /> listed in his memo. It was indicated under iii that this <br /> stipulation could be eliminated during the site plan review <br /> process. It was further indicated that the number of accesses <br /> onto Dodge Avenue should be limited. Under item D, it was the <br /> consensus of the Council that the maximum building height be 24 <br /> feet. <br /> 4. It was the consensus of the Council to add the following to Number <br /> 4: That there be no signs on the east side of the building. That <br /> the signs on Dodge Avenue be limited to Driveway ID signs. <br /> 5. That the following be added: That the applicant must submit to <br /> standards of a conditional use permit and the request be processed <br /> as a conditional use permit. <br /> 6. No change. <br /> 7. No change. <br /> 8. Discussion was held regarding the hours of operation proposed, 7 <br /> a.m. to 7 p.m. , being too restrictive. <br />
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