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Northfield council affirms Redi‑Storage expansion with conditions
Summary
The Village of Northfield council affirmed the Planning Commission's conditional approval of the Redi‑Storage expansion, requiring submission and compliance with items in the village engineer's May 6 review and completion of the project in one phase within one year of permit issuance.
The Village of Northfield council on June 8 voted to affirm the Planning Commission's recommendation to approve the site plan for the Redi‑Storage Expansion Project, which would add three enclosed storage buildings, paved access and stormwater improvements.
Councilmember Alan Hipps, reporting for the Planning Commission, moved that council affirm the Commission's approval on the condition that the Salemi Family Partnership submit and satisfy items 5–10 listed in the Village Engineer's May 6 review letter and that the project be completed in one phase within one year of permit issuance. The motion was seconded and passed by roll call vote.
Village Engineer Daniel Collins told council that the permit will not be issued until the applicant has submitted and complied with the specified items in the May 6 commentary. The conditions are intended to ensure stormwater controls and other engineering requirements are met before construction begins.
The action records the council's formal agreement with the Planning Commission's site‑plan conditions rather than final issuance of permits. The engineer's compliance requirements and the one‑year completion timeline are now prerequisites for issuance of a building permit and related approvals.
Council did not discuss a construction schedule or financing details for the project at the meeting; the site plan approval is contingent on the applicant meeting the engineer's items and the Village's codified ordinance requirements.
