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Page 8 City Council Minutes June 16, 1986 e 19. Final Plat Review for Meadowvale Woods The Building and Zoning Administrator noted that Mr. Rauch and Mr. Frank of M & W Partnership are requesting final plat approval for Meadowvale Woods Subdivision. He indicated this plat is located in an A-1 zone, contains approximately 90 acres, includes 29 lots with an average lot size of approximately 2.8 acres. The Building and Zoning Administrator noted that at first the developers were proposing to develop the plat in two phases, but have since changed their idea and are planning on developing it in one phase. The Building Engineer was reasons. and Zoning Administrator informed the Council that the City recommending a 40 mph design speed for the road for safety Mr. Frank indicated he was requesting that a 30 mph design speed road be constructed. He stated it was his intention that the road be a residential road and indicated he felt the road would be a collector road instead of a local access road if it is designed at 40 mph. He further noted that if the road were built at a 40 mph design speed it would have to be cut down further which would mean eliminating more trees. e The Building and Zoning Administrator noted that the City Engineer does not recommend any street to be less than a 40 mph design speed and further indicated he concurred with the Engineer. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED TO APPROVE THE FINAL PLAT FOR MEADOWVALE WOODS AND MEADOWVALE WOODS 2ND ADDITION CONTINGENT ON THE RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE BUILDING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATOR IN HIS MEMO DATED JUNE 12. 1986, TO THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONS: ITEM III BE AMENDED TO READ 30 MPH DESIGN SPEED. ITEM 112 BE ELIMINATED. ITEM {IS BE AMENDED TO READ DEVELOPMENT LOAN FUND AS OPPOSED TO A LETTER OF CREDIT: AND FURTHER THAT $2.900 PARK DEDICATION FEE BE PAID TO THE CITY PRIOR TO RECORDING OF THE PLAT. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 20 Sign Request by Pamida The Building and Zoning Administrator noted that Pamida's sign request was tabled by the City Council at a previous meeting so the Staff could obtain more information regarding the freestanding sign proposed by Pamida. Mr. Ray Magnum of United Signs, Inc. was present and indicated Pamida was proposing three signs, one on the front of the building, one on the rear of the building and a freestanding sign which would be approximately 39 feet high. It was stated that the Elk River Mall sign is 42 feet high. e