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Zoning File #2107 <br />February 14, 1996 <br />Page 4 <br />The City would vacate the entire right-of-^v'ay. The City staff and applicant should deterge the <br />boundary of the vacation at the northeast. In lieu of giving up the road nght-of-way, the City %vill <br />ask for additional retention area in the stormwater pond proposed in the residential property to the <br />northeast. It is necessarv' that the City seek out additional retention areas to store and treat runoff- <br />before it enters into the designated wetlands within the area. The current stormwater lines dram <br />directly into wetlands without providing treaunent. <br />Review of Commercial Site Plan and Conditional Use Permits <br />The B-1 property currently houses a motor fuel station with car repair. To the rear of the stahon <br />there is an outdoor storage yard where the previous owner had stored vehicles for City. The <br />maioritv of the eastern portion of the properly as it extends towards the designated w etland w as filled <br />during 'the tornado of the early 60 ’s. Any new construction will require soil tenngs to determine <br />design and type of foundation. The former use has been a low intensity use at this busy intersection. <br />The new owner and applicant proposes the construction of a sit-dovvn restaurant of approximately <br />99 seat capacitv with drive-up window. The Culver restaurants can be found in Wisconsin, Illinois <br />and Iowa. The restaurant will be connected to a convenience store offering a similar selection of <br />products as O’Sullivans across the street including coffee, cold drinks, bakery items, rojl-o-gn <br />products and cold sandwiches. The convenience store will have eight fueling points under a ful <br />canopy. In a separate building along the east lot line, a mini-tunnel senice car w^h at <br />approximately 2,100 s.f is also proposed. All stmetures meet the required o5 setback ^^^ept for Ac <br />car wash Aat will be located 5' from the rear lot line adjacent to the residential zone. Note the gas <br />canopy meets the 35' setback from the street side lot line. <br />fhe following issues must be resolved by both the City and applicant before the application can <br />proceed for final action before the Council. <br />l.and Use <br />Review die permitted uses listed under Subdivision 3 and the conditional uses under Subdtvision 4. <br />Both the convenience store and the restaurant would be considered permitted principal uses on a <br />propeny The car wash is not listed but review Section 10.40, Subd. 5. is the car wash an accessory <br />or principal use? Refer specincally to F entitled Incidentals. The principal structure consists of <br />5461 s.f 30% of that total area is 1,638.3 s.f. The car wash is 2,160 s.f. Are we dealing w^t^ <br />or four principal uses on the single property? We would have an easier task tf the City had a <br />commercial PUD Code for the Navarre area. Standards for a single pnncipal use on a property > <br />be inadequate when dealing with multiple uses such as what is being proposed. <br />The applicant would ask the City to consider the multiple use facility at O'Sullivans consisting of <br />le con«n ”Le store, gas station, car repair and car wash. Parking and on-site traffic are major
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