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. . . Planning Commission Minutes June 27. 2000 Page 7 12. APPLICANT SHALL GET WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM UPA REGARDING THE PROPOSED LANDSCAPING WITHIN THEIR EASEMENT. 13. THE EXTERIOR MATERIAL FOR THE QUICK LUBE SHALL BE SPLIT FACED ROCK TO MATCH THE CONVENIENCE STORE/CAR WASH. THE COLOR SHOULD MATCH THE COLORS USED IN THE CONVENIENCE STORE/CAR WASH. 14. ALL SIGNS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE PUD AGREEMENT FOR ELK RIVER CROSSING. 15. THE BLOCK USED FOR THE EXTERIOR OF BOTH THE CONVENIENCE STORE/CAR WASH AND THE QUICK LUBE BE INTEGRALLY COLORED. 16. THE DUMPSTER SHALL BE ENCLOSED TO MATCH THE BUILDING EXTERIOR AND LOCATED IN A SITE DETERMINED APPROPRIATE BY STAFF. COMMISSIONER MORPHEW SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 7-0. 5.5. Reauest bv Les Lundauist and Flovd Kruse for Preliminarv Plat ApDroval (K & L Addition). Public Hearin9 - Case No. P 00-1 Staff report by Michele McPherson. Floyd Kruse and Les Lundquist have requested preliminary plat for 17 lots located at the northeast corner of Highway 10 and 173rd Avenue, with nine of the lots to be platted in the first phase of the project. Michele explained that the proposed plat will include Mr. Kruse's and Mr. Lundquist's properties, as well as Bridgeman's, Deanos and Dehn's Four Seasons. Since these properties are unplatted, platting is required if extension, redevelopment or connection to utilities occurs. She noted that Atlas Pets has opted to not be included in the plat at this time. Ms. McPherson reviewed issues associated with plat configuration, access, grading and drainage, utilities, park dedication and zoning. Staff recommends approval of the request with the conditions listed in the staff report. Chair Mesich opened the public hearing. Tom Price, owner of the property northwest of the site, expressed his concern that the future use of his property would be affected by the plat specifically regarding access. Ms. McPherson stated that there would be no change in access. There being no further comments from the public, Chair Mesich closed the public hearing. Chair Mesich asked when the businesses along Highway 10 would be hooked up to city services. Ms. McPherson explained that not all the properties have access currently. Laterals will be extended as part of the plat and other properties will have access when Phase Two is done. She noted that city ordinance requires properties to be hooked up within two years of services becoming available. Terry Maurer explained that lateral will go up to Mr. Price's property and will come in from 171 st Avenue. Currently, they will end at the cul-de-sac until Phase Two is completed.