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Planning Files - Planning File #
3277A
Planning Files - Type
Planned Unit Development
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2330 LEXINGTON AVE N
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MCKINLEY COMPANIES
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<br />Stew Thomley and Brenda Himrich <br />1082 Lovell Avenue <br />Roseville, Minnesota 55113 -4419 <br />January 2, 2001 <br /> <br />City Planner <br />2660 Civic Center Drive <br />Roseville, Minnesota 55113 <br /> <br />Re: Planning File #3277 <br />2330 Lexington Avenue, Lot 4, Block 1, Rose of Sharon 2nd Addition, Ramsey County <br />PID# 112923320050 <br /> <br />I am writing regarding the request of McKinley Companies Land Use Plan Amendment and Rezoning <br />for the project noted above. <br /> <br />We live at 1082 Lovell Avenue in the Grandview Townhome Development. Our unit is directly <br />adjacent to the planned development, so we are greatly concerned about what happens with this <br />property . <br /> <br />First of all, we are pleased to hear that an office development may go on this property. Depending on <br />the type of businesses that would occupy it, we would prefer this to residences on this property. <br />However, we have a lot of questions and concerns that we would like answered. <br /> <br />What kind of businesses is McKinley Companies proposing for the development? Would they be retail <br />businesses that would generate a lot of traffic and would be open in the evenings and on weekends? <br />Obviously, our feelings toward an office development, and our subsequent acceptance or opposition, <br />will depend largely on this question. <br /> <br />What happens if the zoning is changed but McKinley Companies then does not buy the property? <br />We're concerned that another developer might come in with vastly different plans for the property and <br />would like to know the types of businesses that would or wouldn't be allowed under proposed zoning. <br /> <br />Where would the parking lot be for the office development? Would it be entirely on the front, along <br />Lexington Avenue? Where would the garbage be? We would be concerned about the unsightliness of <br />dumpsters, along with the noise when they are emptied, if they would be on the back side of the <br />building. Also, what would be the status of deliveries to these businesses? Would they be made on a <br />regular basis with large trucks that would require loading docks? <br /> <br />The amount of noise associated with the operation of the development is a big concern. However, we <br />are also concerned about the brightness from lighted signage and parking lot lights. Our bedroom <br />window overlooks the development and we would have a problem with bright lights shining into our <br />bedroom at night. <br />
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