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. . . Elk River Planning Commission Minutes October 19, 1993 Page 6 3. All site plans must be submitted to City Council for review for each phase obtaining a building permit. the Planning Commission and of the project prior to 4. A chain link security fence shall be provided around the storm water ponds located on the school property and two along Jackson Road. 5. A planned unit development agreement be prepared and executed prior to final plat. That particular agreement will set forth all the standards detailing the signage package, the landscaping requirements, etc. 6. A feasibility report be completed specifying necessary off-site street, utility, and pedestrian system improvements. staff is also recommending approval of preliminary plat to divide 50 acres into 13 commercial lots and two out lots with the following conditions: 1. A development agreement be prepared and executed prior to release of final plat for recording. 2. Payment of park dedication in an amount based on the City's commercial park dedication rate at the time of final plat. 3. Outlot A and Outlot B be deeded to the City of Elk River for public purposes. 4. and utility easements including those the single family lots along Jackson Road public drainage and utility easements. on school be granted All drainage property and to the City as 5. Lot 8, Block 2 be increased in area to a minimum of .8 acres. 6. Prior to final plat, an administrative subdivision Dickenson property must be completed and recorded. the of 7. Necessary storm drainage easements will need to be obtained to accommodate storm water runoff from this project. 8. Appropriate cross access/cross parking agreements be prepared to accommodate shared parking. Chairman Minton explained that the Planning Commission would now ask staff to respond to their questions. Chairman Minton asked if most concerns would be addressed through the feasibility report. steve Ach responded that some would be answered through the feasibility report, others through the developer's agreement, and the remaining issues through site plan reviews. Terry Maurer replied that many comments and conditions are listed merely to relate the need for further details, they are not necessarily major concerns.