City Council Agenda and Packet 1998 05 05

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Lee stated that the issue between dedication and the easement was simply perception. He wanted art" agreement that the .6 acres of the CTC is going to come out of the trail and what is left will come out of the northwest comer of the property against the other open space. He stated for the record that that is now the policy. Every other owner coming in to CTC has a 54% land dedication and a 46% open space cash-in-lieu. On the setback on top of the ridge, it is 50' of dedication with a 20' setback. He stated that that is the standard, irregardless of what the Commercial Guidelines say. Howard did not want to see a whole bunch of cars. He wanted berming and landscaping to guarantee not having a "sea of asphalt" on Hwy. 42 or 104th. Sisk agreed with Howard's comments on the fee simple and item No.4. He wanted a perpetual easement that the developer and his successors were responsible for. Keany suggested that the restriction on internal signage be extended to Lots 5 -15 on Block 1, that they all signage be internal facing only and not shine in neighbors back yards. Mayer agreed with Howard's comments. Lathrop wanted to see the landscaping, grading of the 110' easement. Lee stated that when they submit a PUD for the first building out there, they will set a concept for the entire length and a specific plan for the first building. Each building would have a speci.fic plan within the concept for Lots 16, 17, 18, and 19 and Lot 1, Block 3 Davidson moved that Council place Ordinance No. 1277, Series 1998, out for publication and a public hearing set for February 17, 1998, seconded by Howard. RESOLUTION NO.4, SERIES 1998 - FINAL SUBDIVISION REPLAT, FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT, AND FINAL PUD DEVELOPMENT PLAN, TABLED BY CITY COUNCIL ON JANUARY 20, 1998 Howard moved that Council approve Resolution No.4, Series 1998, Final Subdivision Replat, Final Subdivision Plat, and Final PUD Development Plan for the Business Center at CTC with the following amendments: 1.) The conveyance ofOutlots B, C, and D shall be by special Warranty Deed, the form acceptable by the City and Title policy for the subject parcel shall be provided by the subdivider. 2.) The PUD landscape plan shall be modified to correct sidewalk alignment shown on the typical entry plan. The note and typical details shall be modified to be consistent with the Final Plat and PUD. The final landscape plan shall be modified to increase the calipers of deciduous trees from 2" to 2.5" and ornamental trees to be increased to 2" calipers. 7