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2024-03-12 Planning Commission Agenda Packet- PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING Tuesday March 12, 2024 7 PM 1. CALL TO ORDER - ROLL CALL – ADOPT AGENDA 2. MINUTES a. February 13, 2024, Planning Commission Meeting Minutes (pages 2-4) 3. PUBLIC HEARINGS a. Public hearing to consider a development application of Medart Inc. for an administrative subdivision, easement vacation, and PUD amendment/site and building plan for the development of a 105,157 sq. ft. industrial building on Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, AVA Second Addition. (page 5-23, Exhibits A-J) b. Public hearing to consider a sign code text amendment allowing signs within City playfields within Central Park - Tabled from February 13, 2024, Planning Commission meeting. (pages 24-27, Exhibit A) 4. OTHER BUSINESS a. None 5. ADJOURNMENT Planning Commission Meeting Minutes Regular Meeting on February 13, 2024 1 ALBERTVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2024 DRAFT MINUTES ALBERTVILLE CITY HALL 7:00 PM 1.CALL TO ORDER – ROLL CALL – ADOPT AGENDAChair Buhrmann called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. Maeghan Becker conducted roll call. Present: Chair Buhrmann and Commissioners Anderson, Huggins, Smith, Pinski and Council Liaison Hayden. Absent: None. Others Present: City Planner Al Brixius and Building Permit Technician Maeghan Becker Motioned by Huggins, seconded by Anderson to approve the agenda as submitted. Ayes: Buhrmann, Anderson, Huggins, Smith and Pinski. Nays: None. Absent: None. MOTION DECLARED CARRIED. 2.MINUTES Motioned by Smith, seconded by Anderson to approve the October 10, 2023, Planning Commission meeting minutes as presented. Ayes: Buhrmann, Anderson, Huggins, Smith and Pinski. Nays: None. Absent: None. MOTION DECLARED CARRIED. 3.PUBLIC HEARINGS A.Public hearing to consider a zoning text amendment to Section 1000.5.E pertaining to hot tub fence requirements.Brixius went through the proposed zoning text amendment which is to removed the fencing requirement for the above ground hot tubs. Commissioners discussed what restricted access would be for the hot tubs, such as covers and locks, and removal of steps and it would be up to the homeowner to keep it secured. Agenda Page 2 Planning Commission Meeting Minutes Regular Meeting on February 13, 2024 2 Motioned by Anderson, seconded by Smith to open the Public Hearing. Ayes: Buhrmann, Anderson, Huggins, Smith and Pinski. Nays: None. Absent: None. MOTION DECLARED CARRIED. No comment. Motioned by Huggins, seconded by Buhrmann to close the Public Hearing. Ayes: Buhrmann, Anderson, Huggins, Smith and Pinski. Nays: None. Absent: None. MOTION DECLARED CARRIED. Motioned by Smith, seconded by Anderson to approve a zoning text amendment to Section 1000.5.E pertaining to hot tub fence requirements with the conditions listed in the January 25, 2024, Planners Report. Ayes: Buhrmann, Anderson, Huggins, Smith and Pinski. Nays: None. Absent: None. MOTION DECLARED CARRIED. B. Public hearing to consider a sign code text amendment allowing signs within City playfields within Central Park. Brixius presented the sign code text amendment in which the city would allow for the placement of advertising signs on the inside of the playfields in Central Park by the Albertville Sport Associations. Commissioners has many questions, they are wondering the following: - The time frame for these signs. - What associations can sell the advertising spots. - Who will enforce the signs, when they are not following the rules. - Who issues the sign permits. - Who regulates the price of these signs. - Are Albertville Friendly City Days exempt from this, or do they need to follow this code as well. - Should these signs all be uniform. - Are there different tiers that you can pay for. Brixius informed that he did not have all the answers to the Commissioners questions and recommended to table this public hearing until the next planning commission meeting and he will review these questions with staff. Motioned by Anderson, seconded by Smith to open the Public Hearing. Ayes: Buhrmann, Anderson, Huggins, Smith and Pinski. Nays: None. Absent: None. MOTION DECLARED CARRIED. Motioned by Anderson, seconded by Pinski to table the sign code text amendment allowing signs within City playfields within Central Park listed in the January 25, 2024, Planners Report to the next Planning Commission Meeting. Ayes: Buhrmann, Anderson, Huggins, Smith and Pinski. Nays: None. Absent: None. MOTION DECLARED CARRIED. Agenda Page 3 Planning Commission Meeting Minutes Regular Meeting on February 13, 2024 3 4. OTHER BUSINESS A. Land Use Discussion regarding Costco Site plan and future adjoining land uses in Albertville. Brixius presented the Costo land use study and would like the Commissioners to start looking at the use of the lots around the proposed Costco location which will be located on the boarder of Otsego and Albertville. Brixius went through the proposed Costco site plan and layout and the surrounding lots within Albertville. Staff is concerned with traffic generation, traffic movements and site access. Planning Commission and City Council are requested to review the proposed land uses and zoning for the area and give direction to City Staff on land use goals for the area. Commissioners discussed the MN Dot updates with CR 37 and I-94 interchange. Commissioners discussed many different land use goals that they have in mind from parks and green space to business development which would bring money to the City. 5. ADJOURNMENT Motioned by Smith, seconded by Pinski to adjourn the meeting at 8:18pm. Ayes: Buhrmann, Anderson, Huggins, Smith and Pinski. Nays: None. Absent: None. MOTION DECLARED CARRIED. Respectfully submitted, _______________________________________ Maeghan M. Becker, Building Permit Technician Agenda Page 4 Abcities LLc PLANNING REPORT TO: Adam Nafstad FROM: Alan Brixius DATE: February 27, 2024 RE: Medart Industrial FILE NO: 163.06 24.01 PIDs: 101 156 001 010 101 156 001 020 BACKGROUND On August 15, 2022, the Albertville City Council approved the Albertville Self-Storage facility development applications including the AVA Second Addition plat, and the I-2/ PUD zoning and development plans. These development plans have not proceeded. Now Medart Inc. is pursuing the following development applications for the same properties previously considered by Albertville Self-Storage. In proceeding with the Medart development, the Planning Commission and City Council will be required to repeal the previous Albertville Self-Storage PUD and approve the following Medart development applications. 1. Combining Lot 1 and 2 Block 1, AVA Second Addition into one lot and building site. 2. Vacation of select drainage and utility easements within Lots 1 and 2 Block 1, AVA Second Addition to create one lot and building site. 3. PUD Site and Building Plan Review. Review of the site and building plans required for the development of a two phased industrial warehouse/distribution facility. Phase one will be a 105,000 square foot office/warehouse. Phase two will be future 84,000 or 70,000 square foot warehouse expansion. EXHIBITS 16405 78th Avenue n. MApLe Grove teL: 763-242-6955 eMAiL ALbrixius@GMAiL.coM Agenda Page 5 Exhibit A: Existing Conditions Exhibit B: Site Plan Exhibit C: Grading Plan Exhibit D: Storm Sewer Plan Exhibit E: Utility Plan Exhibit F: Floor Plan Exhibit G: Building Elevation Exhibit H: Building Elevation Color Exhibit I: Landscape Plan Exhibit J: Photometrics Plan ISSUES AND ANALYSIS Lot Combination The Albertville Subdivision Code allow for the combination of two existing platted lot through an administrative subdivision. Lots 1 and 2, Block 1 Second Addition conforming industrial platted lots as shown below. The combined lot area exceeds the I- 2 requirements for lot area and lot width. Lot Area Lot Width Lot 1 9.05 acres 450 ft. Lot 2 3.82 acres 114 ft. Combined lot 12.88 acres 450 ft Easement Vacation. The approval of the previous, Albertville Self-Storage PUD and plat drainage and utility easements were created internal to the Lot 1, Block 1 AVA Second Addition and Along the share lot between Lots 1 and 2. These easements were established reflecting the Self-Storage site design. These easements are not needed and will interfere with the new Medart site plan. Vacation of these easements supported with the following findings and conditions. Findings. 1. The proposed vacated easements do not contain existing utilities and serve no public purpose. 2. The vacation of the easement will create a buildable development site that will accommodate a new industry consistent with the Albertville Land Use Plan. 3. The proposed development will be compliant with the Albertville zoning code. Conditions. 1. The applicant shall provide a legal description of the easements to be vacated. Agenda Page 6 2. Drainage and utility easements shall be provided along the lot lines of the new combined lot and over the stormwater ponds. 3. Site grading extends beyond the site into the Outlot A Second Addition. A drainage and utility easement that encompasses this area must be provided. 4. All easement locations, sizes and configurations shall be subject to the review and approval of the City Engineer. Site and Building Plan Review Setbacks. The table below, the building setback proposed on Lot 1 in comparison with the applicable I-2 District Setback requirements. Required Phase 1 Phase 2 Front (west) 30 feet 212 feet 212 feet Side interior (north) 10 feet 61 feet 82 feet Side corner (south) 20 feet 220 feet 170 feet Rear yard (east) 20 feet 368 feet 109 feet Lot Coverage. Within the I-2 zoning district lot hard coverage is limited to 85% of the total lot area. The site plan indicates that the proposed phase building and parking will cover 57.9 % of the total lot area. Site Access and Circulation. The site subject is proposed to be accessed from 67th Street and Karen Avenue. In review of the access and circulation patterns within the site, we offer the following comments. 1. The proposed site plan shows three curb cuts serving the site. The site size and street frontage allow this number of curb cuts. 2. The proposed southern curb cuts at south and west property lines measure 62 and 65 feet in width. By City Code, the maximum curb cut width is 24 feet unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer. The City Engineer will review the proposed curb cuts and provide a recommendation for an acceptable curb cut width as a PUD flexibility. 3. The site plan design segregates the automobile parking from the loading area. 4. By code all drive aisles are required to be paved with bitumen or concrete. The applicant is proposing a 24 foot drive aisle around the building with a gravel surface. This drive aisle will serve as a fire lane around the building and will be improved with the future building addition or if additional parking is required. The City may allow a temporary exemption for paving this drive aisle through PUD flexibility provided the gravel drive aisle is designed to meet the 2020 Minnesota State Fire Code, Fire Apparatus Access Road for all-weather access. Staff also recommends that this drive aisle be improved to a paved surface by October 2030 or with the future building addition whichever is sooner. Agenda Page 7 Off-Street Parking. Based on the City Zoning code, the following on-site parking is required Phased 1 Office: 7,343 sq. ft. x .9 = 6,609 / 200 = 33 parking spaces. Warehousing: 97,814 sq. ft. x .9 = 88,032 / 1000 = 88 parking spaces 121 parking spaces Phase 2. Warehousing: 84,000 sq. ft. x .9 = 75,600 / 1000 = 76 parking spaces Total phase 1 and 2. 197 Parking spaces. The site plan illustrates 73 improved parking stalls and 141 proof of parking stalls, 214 total stalls. The phase 1 development parking count is below the required parking count of 121. The improved parking count is reflective of the company anticipate employee count. Proof of parking demonstrates that the site can provide adequate parking. The proof of parking is recommended to be approved as part of the PUD with the following conditions. 1. On-site parking shall be limited to approved parking stalls. Parking shall be prohibited on-street, within the drive lanes, loading areas, or unpaved surfaces. 2. The applicant shall construct additional parking meeting the City zoning standards upon notification from the City. Additional parking will be required if the on-site parking is insufficient to meet the parking demand. All improved driveways and parking lots shall have perimeter concrete curbing, paved surfacing. The parking stalls and drive aisle are properly dimensioned. The improved parking stalls shall be striped. Disability parking stalls. The site plan shows 4 disability parking stalls within the west parking lot. These disability parking stalls are adequate for the 73 stalls. As additional stalls are built the number of disability stalls must be increased. The site plan shows a total of 214 parking stalls this will require 6 disability stalls. The site plan must show the location and design of the 6 disability stalls. Loading: The site plan illustrates 16 loading berths on the initial phase one building and 15 loading berths on the future building addition. In review of the site plan, we offer the following comments. 1. Loading berths located in the front yard or the side yard abutting a street may be allowed by conditional use permit. Rather than require a conditional use permit, this design feature will be addressed as part of the PUD zoning meeting the CUP standards for approval. 2. The location of the loading berth on the south side of the building is intended to take advantage of solar access for snow melt. Agenda Page 8 3. The site design segregates on-site loading from the on-site parking to reduce traffic conflicts. 4. The loading berths and related drive aisle are dimensioned to meet code and will accommodate the turning movements for semi-trucks and trailers. 5. The loading areas facing public streets are required to be screened from public streets and residential uses. The landscape plan is intended to provide screening of the loading areas. The screening will be evaluated in greater detail later in this report. Trash Handling. The site plan shows the location of an outdoor trash enclosure on the south side of the building. Exterior trash enclosures are to be designed to match the building. Applicant shall provide a detail of the side walls and gates showing materials and design. Building Materials. The Building Elevations show the exterior building treatments for each of the buildings. The building will be constructed of precast concrete panels painted with three colors. The building materials meet the I-2 district standards. Building Layout. The building has man door exiting on all sides of the building. Doors on the west and south sides of the building exit onto a sidewalk or into the paved loading area. Doors on the north and east side of the building must provide landing and sidewalks to exit and move away from the building. These landings and sidewalks must be kept clear of obstructions and snow. The site plan must show how exiting, and sidewalks will be established for the doors on the north and east sides of the building. Mechanical Equipment. The Applicant shall provide revised site and building plans illustrating the location, size and screening of any ground mounted or rooftop mechanical equipment. Building Height. The proposed building will be 39 feet in height at the highest parapet. The building is well within the maximum 45-foot requirement imposed in I-2 zoning districts. Landscaping. Section 1000. 7 outlines the landscaping and screening required for commercial and industrial lots. The landscaping plan that has been submitted. In review of the landscape plan, we offer comments. 1. The site plan does a good job reestablishing ground cover over the areas disturbed by grading with sod and seed mixes that are appropriate for their areas of use. 2. The southern loading area is required to be screened from 67th Street. The landscape plan proposes single row plantings along the south curb line of the loading area. The trees consist of 8 foot tall coniferous trees. The base of the loading berths at the building is at a 961.5 elevation. The proposed trees are being planted at a 959 elevation. In this arrangement, the trees will not provide Agenda Page 9 effective screening at time of installation. Staff recommends that the plan be revised to include the following. a. The landscape screening shall consist of a double stagger row of coniferous trees. Trees shall be a minimum of 8 feet in height. The spacing of trees in the same row shall be no greater than ten feet. b. The landscape screen shall be extended for the full length of the initial construction and the proposed future addition, to allow the plantings to grow and mature together, becoming a more effective screen over time. c. A landscape screen or screen wall shall be provided within the green space along the west end of the loading berths. 3. The zoning code requires screening at that periphery of the parking lot from the public street. The landscape plan must provide screening either landscaping or fence along the western edge of the west parking lot. Said screen shall be of a height to screen headlights directed toward the public street. 4. The plantings along the west side of the building meet the City requirements of the zoning code. 5. The site and landscape plan must illustrate landings and clear paths from the doors on the north and east sides of the building to a drive aisle. These landings and clear paths shall be kept clear of obstructions and snow year-round. Lighting. The lighting plan shows a total of 21 total exterior light fixtures on site. The plan includes 13 wall mounted light fixtures and 8 freestanding light poles. In review of the lighting plan, we offer the following comments. 1. All light fixtures are 90-degree cutoff fixtures with shielded light sources meeting the City exterior light standards. 2. The proposed freestanding light will be mounted on 36-inch concrete bases and will have a total height of 25 feet, meeting City standards. 3. The photometric plan shows light levels that meet code. 4. One additional wall mounted light is required over the man door at the northwest corner of the building. Signage. The building elevations show wall signs on the south side of the building. A separate sign permit shall be required with the submission of the building permit. The sign permit shall address the following details. 1. The wall sign details showing the sign size and location. Within the I-2 district wall may be permitted on walls facing a public street. The wall signs size may be 10% of the wall area or 200 feet whichever is less. Agenda Page 10 2. If a freestanding sign is proposed the plan must identify the sign’s location and design. Within the I-2 district ground signs shall not exceed 200 sq. ft. in area or 30 feet in height. 3. If directional signs are proposed to direct traffic or on-site operations, a comprehensive sign plan can be approved for the site. The comprehensive sign plan must identify the number, size, and locations of proposed directional signs. Traffic control or directional sign shall not exceed 4 sq. ft. in area. Grading, Drainage, and Utilities. Grading, drainage, and utilities plans shall be subject to final review and approval by the City Engineer. CONCLUSION Based on our review of the application and the submitted plan sets offer the following recommendations. Lot Combination / Easement Vacation Staff recommends approval lot combination and easement vacation subject to the following finding and conditions. Findings. 1. The proposed lot combination results in a single lot that meets the lot area and width requirements of the I-2 zoning district. 2. The proposed easements to be vacated do not contain existing utilities or serve a public purpose. 3. The vacation of the easements and lot combination will create a buildable development site that will accommodate a new industry consistent with the Albertville Land Use Plan. 4. The proposed industrial development will be compliant with the Albertville zoning code. Conditions. 1. The applicant shall provide a legal description of the easements to be vacated. 2. Drainage and utility easements shall be provided along the lot lines of the new combined lot and over the stormwater ponds. 3. Site grading extends beyond the site into the Outlot A Second Addition. A drainage and utility easement that encompasses this area must be provided. 4. All easement locations, sizes and configurations shall be subject to the review and approval of the City Engineer. Agenda Page 11 5. The applicant enters into a PUD /development agreement with the City. PUD Site and Building Plan Based on our review of the submitted architectural drawings dated 01/16/2024 and the Civil Plans dated 02/13/2024, Staff recommends approval of the Medart Industrial Warehouse Facility site and building plans with the following conditions. 1. The City Council repeals the 2022, PUD approval for Albertville Self-Storage for the same lot. 2. The site plan be revised to implement the City Engineer’s recommendation for curb cut widths for the site. 3. The City approves PUD flexibility for a gravel fire lane around the north and east side of the building per the approved site plan. The gravel drive aisle shall be designed to meet the 2020 Minnesota State Fire Code, Fire Apparatus Access Road for all-weather access. The gravel fire land shall be improved to a paved surface by October of 2030 or with the future building addition whichever is sooner. 4. The City approves PUD flexibility to allow the initial construction of 73 parking stalls west of the building with the 141 proof of parking stalls provided the following conditions. • On-site parking shall be limited to approved parking stalls. Parking shall be prohibited on-street, within the drive lanes, loading areas, or unpaved surfaces. • The applicant shall construct additional parking meeting the City zoning standards upon notification from the City. Additional parking will be required if the on-site parking is insufficient to meet the parking demand. • All parking shall be designed and constructed to meet City parking standards. • The site plan shows a total of 214 parking stalls this requires 6 disability stalls. The site plan must be revised to show the location and design of the 6 disability stalls. 5. The Applicant shall provide a design detail of the proposed trash enclosure showing the exterior materials of the enclosure and gate. 6. The site and landscape plan must be revised to show landings and sidewalks for the doors on the north and east sides of the building. These landings and clear paths shall be kept clear of obstructions and snow from the doors to a drive aisle. Agenda Page 12 7. The Applicant shall provide revised site and building plans illustrating the location, size and screening of any ground mounted or rooftop mechanical equipment. 8. The landscape plan shall be revised to include the following. • The landscape screening shall consist of a double stagger row of coniferous trees. Trees shall be a minimum of 8 feet in height. The spacing of trees in the same row shall be no greater than ten feet on center. • The landscape screen shall be extended for the full length of the initial construction and the proposed future addition, to allow the plantings to grow and mature together, becoming a more effective screen over time. • A landscape screen or screen wall shall be provided within the green space along the west end of the loading berths. • The landscape plan must provide screening either landscaping or fence along the western edge of the west parking lot. Said screen shall be of a height to screen headlights directed toward the public street. 9. The lighting plan be revised to include one additional wall mounted light over the man door at the northwest corner of the building. 10. A separate sign permit shall be required with the submission of the building permit showing wall signs, freestanding signs and any on-site directional or traffic control signs. 11. Grading, drainage, and utilities plans shall be subject to final review and approval by the City Engineer. 12. The Applicant shall enter into a PUD/Development agreement outlining the terms of site development and conditions of PUD approval. Cc. Maeghan Becker Kris Luedke Casey Darkenwald Tom Mayer, Landform Agenda Page 13 Exhibit AAgenda Page 14 Exhibit BAgenda Page 15 Exhibit CAgenda Page 16 Exhibit DAgenda Page 17 Exhibit EAgenda Page 18 Exhibit FAgenda Page 19 Exhibit GAgenda Page 20 Exhibit HAgenda Page 21 Exhibit I Agenda Page 22 Exhibit JAgenda Page 23 Abcities LLc PLANNING REPORT TO: Adam Nafstad FROM: Alan Brixius DATE: March 4, 2024 RE: Sign Code Amendment – Playfield Signs FILE NO: 163.05 23.05 BACKGROUND The Albertville Sport Associations have inquired if the City would allow for the placement of advertising signs on the inside of the playfields. This will allow the associations and teams to sell advertising to local businesses and generate revenues to support their activities and field improvements. The Albertville Sign code does not address the playfield signs, as such these types of signs are prohibited. The attached amendment outline provisions that may allow ballpark signs. In reviewing the sign amendment, the Planning Commission requested that staff outline design performance standards for the playfield signs. EXHIBITS Exhibit A: Draft Sign Code Amendment – Playfield signs. ANALYSIS Many cities have sign regulations that allow playfield signs as means of generating revenues for local sport associations or teams. In drafting the attached sign code amendment, we researched other cities to determine the type of sign requirements that would be appropriate for Albertville. 16405 78th Avenue n. MApLe Grove teL: 763-242-6955 eMAiL ALbrixius@GMAiL.coM Agenda Page 24 Major points of the attached Sign Code amendment include: 1. The playfield signs shall only be allowed in Central Park. Central Park fields are used in league play and are not surrounded by residential neighborhoods. The code amendment does not introduce commercial signs into residential neighborhoods. 2. The proposed sign location shall be limited to the internal face of the ballpark field fences. This limits the exposure of the sign face to players and spectators on a specific ball field. 3. Ballpark signs shall be reviewed and approved by City Staff. The sign approval shall address the size, location and duration of any signs proposed within the ballpark. 4. Signs shall be limited to Banner signs not to exceed 3 feet in height and 5 feet in length. 5. Signs may be installed between May 1 through October 1. 6. The temporary banner signs must be removed for the Friendly City Days. 7. The City may remove any playfield sign that falls into disrepair or presents a public safety concern. 8. The approval will include an agreement that outlines the conditions of approval. CONCLUSION The attached code is offered for Planning Commission and Council consideration. If the code amendment is acceptable, Staff recommends approval. Cc. Maeghan Becker Kris Luedke Mike Couri Agenda Page 25 CITY OF ALBERTVILLE COUNTY OF WRIGHT STATE OF MINNESOTA ORDINANCE NO. 2024-_____ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 10, CHAPTER 7, SIGN REGULATIONS OF THE ALBERTVILLE CITY CODE PERTAINING TO SECTION 10-7-6 DISTRICT REGULATIONS PROVISION I, SIGNS ALLOWED WITHIN THE P/I DISTRICT WITHOUT A PERMIT. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALBERTVILLE ORDAINS: SECTION 1. Title 10, Chapter 7, Section 10-7-6. I, In P/I Districts, the following signs are allowed without permits is hereby amended to add the following: 7. Central Park/playfield advertising signs. a. Temporary signs within Central Park playfields may be approved administratively provided they meet the following conditions. b. The number, location, materials, and duration of advertising signs for each proposal shall be determined on an individual basis and shall be based on the park layout, natural surroundings, and potential visual impact to surrounding properties and scenic views. Playfield advertising signs shall be subject to the review and approval of City Zoning Administrator. c. Temporary playfield signs shall meet the following design standards. a. Banner signs only. b. Banner signs shall not exceed three (3) in height and five (5) in length. c. Banner signs within the Central Park playfields shall be located internal to the playfield and oriented toward the playfield. d. Signs may be installed from May 1 to October 1. e. All signs must be removed for the playfield fences two (2) days before Friendly City Days festival and may be reinstalled one day after the festival. d. The City shall have the right to remove signs if they exceed the duration of the sign approval or the signs are not properly maintained as necessary for public health, safety, and welfare, all as determined by the City’s Zoning Administrator. e. A written agreement shall be prepared by the city to be signed by the city and all involved parties, identifying the parameters of the advertising signs and responsibilities of maintenance and financing for the advertising signs. THIS AMENDMENT SHALL BE IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING ITS PASSAGE AND PUBLICATION. Agenda Page 26 City of Albertville Ordinance No. 2024 - ___ Ballpark Advertising Signs Page 2 Approved by the Albertville City Council this ____ day of ___________ 2024. __________________________ Jillian Hendrickson, Mayor ATTEST: ____________________ Kris Luedke, City Clerk EXHIBIT A Agenda Page 27