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Memo to City Council Page 4 <br /> May 15, 1995 <br /> RECOMMENDATION <br /> It is recommended that the City Council consider one of the following: <br /> 1. Deny the comprehensive land use plan amendment and rezoning based on the <br /> findings mentioned above. <br /> Recommend the plans be revised by reducing the amount of commercial and send <br /> the applications back to the Planning Commission for consideration. <br /> 3. Approve the comprehensive land use plan amendment to HB (Highway Business) <br /> and rezoning to PUD (Planned Unit Development) based on the concept plan with <br /> certain conditions. The City Council may wish to consider the following <br /> conditions for the concept plan: <br /> 1. The green space along Irving Street be a minimum of 40 feet wide and <br /> include a 5' to 6' berm with extensive landscaping, providing a natural <br /> buffer between the commercial project and residential area. <br /> 2. Signage for the development should be designed to minimize the possible <br /> impact on surrounding residential uses. The following guidelines should <br /> be followed: • <br /> • No wall or free-standing signage be permitted along Irving Street and <br /> 197th Avenue. <br /> • One free-standing sign be allowed for each developable lot. <br /> • Free-standing signs be of a monument style with a maximum height <br /> that will be sensitive to the surrouding area and consistent with recent <br /> developments along Highway 169. <br /> 3. All loading berths/areas be screened 100% from all residential <br /> properties and public rights-of-way. <br /> 4. Storm water retention areas be constructed in location(s) that will not <br /> require the removal of trees. Furthermore, retention ponds within <br /> setbacks/landscaped areas along Holt Street should be discouraged. <br /> 5. The planned unit development include the development of only Lot 1, <br /> Block 2, and be limited to one "big box" general retail user. If a multi- <br /> tenant strip center is considered at a later date in place of the single user, <br /> an amendment to the concept plan must be reviewed by the Planning <br /> Commission and City Council. • <br /> s:council:lua95-4 <br />
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