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f #2404 Otten Brothers Nursery <br />August 20,1998 <br />Page 2 <br />Pertinent Code Requirements <br />Review Process <br />ZoninR Code Section 10.53, Subds. 5 & 7 indicate that any change to the approved final PUD <br />development plan that increases the 'cube' of a building by more <br />amendment of the final development plan, pursuant to a ^ <br />document that amends the conditions of the PUD Agreement and is signed l^y both the City and the <br />property owner. The City Attorney will address how this should be formatted. <br />Review of Proposed Greenhouse snd Site Plfln <br />Please see the memo of August 14 for a detailed review of the proposed greenhouse and a general <br />update review of the site plan. <br />Retaining Wall / Loading Dock <br />The wall system recently constmeted within Outlet C is intended to function as m o^n loading dock <br />area The wall construction is of manufactured landscaping blocks and therefore likely «ould not <br />need engineering design even though sections are 5-6 feet in height. However, this work d«s <br />require a land alteration permit, and certainly requires site plan approval since it is located w i <br />a ?oad outlot. Outlet C is owned by the Otten ’s, and the City has an underlying R™"* ^ <br />Easement subject to a restriction which limits the City's ability to develop a toad until a number of <br />conditions are met (see Exhibit 1). The applicant has noted that <br />of re-usable materials and could be easily disassembled at such future time that the Outlot is <br />developed for road purposes. <br />The PUD Agreement is mute as to uses of Outlot C, hence this retaining wall / loading dock must <br />be considered as an amendment to the Agreement, as is the greenhouse constraction. Staffs <br />concerned about the impact of activity here as it relates to ."'ighl»n"g residem.a^^^^^^^ <br />which would otherwise enjoy Outlot C as somewhat of a separation buffer. It also wll <br />as an additional eneroachment of our access to the well house. An alternative to this locauon would <br />. . b». "y».1