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. . . Planning Commission Minutes December 30, 1986 Page 3 Drainage was discussed for the proposed site. Building & Zoning Administator, Stephen Rohlf has indicated that he had discussed drainage with Terry Maurer, City Engineer. The proposed drainage is for the east third of the site to drain to the east, to the ditch that was provided there to handle drainage. The west two-thirds of the site would drain west to Dodge Avenue and continue on north along Dodge Avenue to a drainage easement which is provided for this PUD. Mr. Maurer had indicated this was the way the PUD was originally designed for drainage. The Planning Commission required that a complete detailed drainage plan is submitted to City staff prior to building permit issuance and that the drainage plan be reviewed by Terry Maurer, City Engineer. The Planning Commission was concerned that the additional drainage onto Dodge Avenue would create a problem. Sewer and water line connections to Buildings "B" and "A" must be separate and will be handled in the following locations; the sewage line for Building "B" would connect to a main line just north of Building "B"s site. The sewer line for Building "A" would come east from Dodge Avenue within an easement provided between Prairie House and the site for Building "A". This easement would also be the location of the main water line for both buildings. It would be one line to the hydrant required by Russ Anderson, Fire Chief and from that point would branch off to both buildings. That easement must also be extended, if the lot split to create two lots out of Parcel VI is approved. This extention is to provide access for Building "B". Landscaping was again discussed. This time it was agreed that 6 feet of landscaping be added in front of Building "B" and then a 4 foot sidewalk between the landscaping and the parking lot associated with Building "B". Also along the entire length of the east property line of both proposed sites, Building "B" and Building "A" sites, that at least twelve trees are planted to help screen this commercial use from ajacement residential areas as per the PUD Agreement for Barrington Place. At least six of these trees be must 18 to 20 feet high and the other six cannot be less than 10 feet high. It was recommended by Building and Zoning Administrator, Stephen Rohlf that half maple and half ash, which both species are compatible to urban use be planted, so that if there is a problem with one species, the other may still servive. The last item discussed in regards to this site plan review was the location and screening of trash recipicles. The location for the recipicles is indicated on the attached site plan to these minutes. It was concurred by the Planning Commission that the screening should be high enough to cover the trash recipicles and that it should be screened on all sides, be it by building or fencing, and that the side that is used to access the dumpster should be screened with a gate. Also, the design of screening must be a