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Furthermore, by April of 1997, Welsh Companies would like to close on the City and Zatke parcels so that review approval can be had to allow for construction to occur in September of 1997. • Lastly, the City and the developer will be having discussions with Ramsey County regarding the potential for signalizing the re-aligned intersection of Round Lake Road and Highway 96. 3. TCAAP. Given, the Holidays nothing meaningful has occurred, related to TCAAP, since your last TCAAP update. 4. Control Data. The Staff has finalized the documents (ie., Planned Unit Development, Minor Subdivision, access easements,parking easements, and park dedication) with Control Data Corporation(CDC) were approved as part of Planning Case 96-05. Dynamark(via CSM Corporation) will purchase the land and the building (4290 Lexington Avenue North)north of their existing building at 4255 Lexington Avenue North). The result would provide Dynamark a four building campus (two existing, one approved unbuilt, and one proposed) on approximately 16 acres of land. 5. Hans Hagen Homes. The Staff has been made aware that Hans Hagen Homes has accepted a purchase agreement from Food-n-Fuel for their site at the southeast corner of Cleveland Avenue and County Road E-2. The Staff met with representatives of Food-n-Fuel (Edward J. Bird, Executive Vice • President) on Tuesday, January 7, 1997 to discuss their potential use of the site. The representatives of Food-n-Fuel stated that they would hope to use the site for a 2,400 square foot Gas/Convenience Store (automobile service station) with an attached car wash and four gasoline pumping islands. The property would require approval of a rezoning and a special use permit. 6. Building Permit Activity (November of 1996). The City in November of 1996 issued ten residential remodeling or additions permits which had a total value of$154,820.60 and had an average value of$15,482.06. The City in November of 1996 issued three commercial remodeling or additions permits which had a total value of$153,000.00 and had an average value of$51,000.00. The first commercial permit (# 5585) involved a$15,000 interior remodel (adding interior office space for tenant improvements) at the Saint Paul Properties building at 3711 Lexington Avenue to facilitate the relocation of the Kovex Corporation into the building. The second commercial permit(# 5586) involved a$125,000 interior remodel (remodel laboratory rooms) at the Land O' Lakes complex at 4001 Lexington Avenue. Lastly, the third commercial permit (# 5588) involved a$12,600 interior remodel (adding office space) at the Saint Paul Metalcraft building at 3737 Lexington Avenue. •