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, I 2. Planning Case 97-01 (John Gurtek, 4315 Colleen Court, Variance-front yard I setback). The Planning Commission is recommending approval (4-2) of a ten foot front yard setback variance for the garage only and no encroachment into the drainage and .. utility easement at the rear of the property. 3, Planning Case 97-02 (Dan Ogren, Old Highway 10 and County Road E-2, Planned Unit Development amendment). The application in this case resulted due to an illegally I constructed deck. The City received the application on December 23, 1996. The Staff was unable to provide sufficient notice to the affected residents. Therefore, the Planning I Commission tabled (6-0) this request to their Wednesday, February 5, 1997 meeting. The applicant is attempting to resolve this issue so that they may close on one of the units. Therefore, the applicant will be requesting that the City Council hear the Planning I Commission recommendation at your Monday, February 10, 1997 meeting, rather than your Monday, February 24, 1997 meeting. The Staff has received the following application for the Planning Commission consideration at I the February 5, 1997 meeting: 1. Planning Case 97-03 (CPI, 4100 Hamline Avenue, Site Plan). CPI is requesting site I plan approval to construct an approximately 40,000 square foot addition (two floors @ 20,000 sq. ftj floor) to one of their existing buildings (Building E). The building I addition will enhance the research and development potential of CPI (Please see Economic Development, Item 1, for additional information). fII The following are items which relate to previously approved Planning Cases or anticipated future Planning Cases: I 1. Control Data. The Staff has finalized the documents (ie., Planned Unit Development, Minor Subdivision, access easements, parking easements, and park dedication) with I 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 I North). The result would provide Dynamark a four building campus (two existing, one approved unbuilt, and one proposed) on approximately 16 acres ofland. 2. Hans Hagen Homes, The Staff has been made aware that Hans Hagen Homes has I accepted a purchase agreement from Food-n-Fuel for their site at the southeast corner of Cleveland Avenue and County Road E-2. I The Staff met with representatives of Food-n-Fuel (Edward J. Bird, Executive Vice I President) on Tuesday, January 7,1997 to discuss their potential use ofthe 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 I wash and four gasoline pumping islands. The original site plan is attached for your information (Exhibit A). .. I -