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Minnesota Service Station Association, Case No. 1,856, Pa ge 2 6 The first action here should have been the amendment of the Comprehensive Plan for multi-family housing to L'Imited Business. The application does not indicate this was published in that way, though the zoning proposal, as published,) would have that net effect. 7'001 Examination of the site plan indicates, that, the property as proposed will work. The driveway and parking area, however�, are less than the 5 foot setback required ired along the, side lot line n a business zone. Thus, a variance to that setback, is also needed. The applicants indicate their intent, not to change . the building on the exterior except to add a stairway from the deck area, 94 The lot as proposed 'is to be drained to the west. The engineering conditions to accommodate this drainage should be suubject to final staff. review. The Engineering Staff also notes that a sidewalk is required on Marion, Street if the land is to be developed for business purposes. 41 100 The action required to accommodate this proposal wwould be amendment to the Comiprehensiivie Plan from R-1 to B-1, from Low Density F Residential to Limited Busiiness Use, rezoning from R-I to B-1, and approval, of" variance to the parking setback from 5 feet to 0 feet. Conditions that may be attached include. a) Approval of final engineering details and landscape plan and that the development concur in accordance with the plans as submitted.