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Lots <br />5) 5) The property will need to be platted prior to any building permits issued. We suggest platting the main <br />parcel as one lot and then plat the triangular piece as an outlot. <br />.Item 5 -Parcels to be platted into 3 lots. All easement to be released, amended or created will be <br />subject to city council review prior to recording all easements and plat. <br />Easements <br />6} A letter from GRE is required pertaining to the use of easements and any vacations on the property. <br />A letter from the Tractor Supply property will be needed in order to have access to their property and for your <br />parking; indicating cross easements or conveyance of land. <br />Cross easements are necessary to the outlot (triangle piece) for access etc. <br />Parking easements will be necessary for parking in the right-of-way, which must be granted by the city. <br />Item 6 -See attached letter from Great River Energy, <br />Letter from Tractor Supply not required as Phase Two is no longer referenced. <br />Cross/ utility easement is being sought to access parcel one from parcel two. <br />All easement conditions are being reviewed by Barry Dorniden of Duffy Engineering as action will be <br />necessary to restrain, redefine, amend or vacate easements. We understand that this exercise <br />needs to be completed prior to platting and building permitting. <br />Phases <br />7) At this point staff is focusing comments to Phase I as it is our understanding that Phase II is anticipated <br />to change. Phase II should be retail/commercial uses as approved for Phase I. Phase II will require a <br />separate Site Plan Review approval. <br />Item 7 -Phase One is on the table. Phase Two has been removed from the drawings and all mention <br />of it. <br />Building/Architecture <br />8) All mechanical equipment should be screened by the buildings parapet. The back of the building should <br />be altered to be more like the front of the building with more windows and detail. Included with this letter <br />is a copy of the architectural requirements for the PUD. <br />Item 8 -Mechanical equipment is sufficiently screen from the public. Additional relief elements, <br />canopy detail and window treatment have been added to the west elevation facing 169. See attached <br />drawings. <br />Wetland <br />9) A wetland delineation plan is required. The Environmental Technician's memo is attached. <br />Item 9 -Wetlands have been found and delineated. Approximate location has been identified on Site <br />Plan. Duffy Engineering will be sending out a crew June 2"d or 3`d to verify. Duffy is confident that <br />the wetlands are far enough away from our retention pond to adversely affect them, however, that <br />will be determined when they are verified. if necessary, revisions to the pond design will be <br />required and completed prior to building permit application. <br />Signs <br />10) Each freestanding building will be allowed one freestanding sign with a maximum height of 10 feet and <br />maximum area of 100 square feet. Wall signs for each freestanding building must consist of individual letters <br />and shall not have more than one wall sign for each principle building, except that where a principal building <br />abuts 2 or more public streets, 2 wall signs will be allowed. All signage must comply with the sign <br />requirements in the PUD agreement (attached). <br />Item 10 - A pylon sign addressing 169 is conceptually proposed. We are also conceptually <br />anticipating tenant signage for each tenant on the building addressing both Zane Street and 169, as <br />requested by each tenant. <br />