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OAK PARK HEIGHTS
DDD, LLC — Conditional Use Permit, Planned Unit Development Amendment and Site
Plan Review
Planning Commission Recommendation: April 12, 2001
City Council Approval: April 24, 2001
The City Council approved the Planned Unit Development, the Conditional Use Permit,
and the site plan review for two office /warehouse buildings at the intersection of
Memorial Avenue and 55 Street North with the following conditions:
1. The City Council grants flexibility to consider the front lot line and building front to
be Memorial Avenue North.
2. Building elevations are revised to note the proposed colors of the painted
concrete block and trim. The primary color must be a soft, warm, earth tone.
Color samples must be submitted for City review and approval.
3. Building #2 is revised to include at least one stepped back break in the fagade
that is similar to Building #1.
4. The landscape plan for the entire property including all phases is subject to
review and approval of the City Arborist. Further review and approval of the
landscape plan by the City Arborist will be required for that area identified for
ponding if the Watershed District determines that the stormwater pond is not
required. Landscaping must include screening of trash enclosures and loading
areas.
5. Details of the proposed wall lights are submitted and are compliant with Section
401.15.7 of the Zoning Ordinance.
6. Wall signage must not exceed 64 square feet for each business. If a monument
sign is proposed, plans must be submitted showing that the sign does not
exceed 50 square feet. The plans are subject to City review and approval.
7. All grading, drainage and utility plans shall be subject to review and approval of
the City Engineer.
8. Watershed District approval is required.
9. A phasing plan is required and is subject to City review and approval. The
parking lot for both development phases shall be fully constructed within one
year of issuance of the building permit for Building #1.
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10. If Phase 2 does not begin within three years of PUD approval or if the plans
substantially change, approval of Phase 2 will be cancelled and the project must
go through the review process again.
11. A development agreement will be required between the City and developer
subject to review and approval of the City Attorney.
12. Comments of the Planning Commission, City Council and other City staff.