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~ ( (~ ( -' May 2, 1988 TO: FROM: Jim Andre SUBJECT: PLANNING OFFICE HOURS, April 20, 1988 Howard Dahlgren 1. Shearen (572-8000\ Dale Shearen and his father Chuck were in to discuss the proposed moving of a two story single family residence from 2551 Lexington to 3094 Victoria. We reviewed the ordinance procedures and requirements for processing a residence moving to a lot in Roseville. The new lot is 75 ft. x 227 ft., and will easily accommodate a residence which is 21 ft. x 51 ft. (depth). Fortunately, the residence directly to the north at 3094 victoria (the proposed new site) is a two story home: thus the existing two story home would appear to fit well in the area. The residence to the south of the proposed lot is a 1\ story structure. The ordinance requires 50% approval from property owners within 250 ft. We suggested that he might want to talk to some of those neighbors before he proceeds to acquire the abstractors certificate. 2. Lohmann (375-1260) Tom Lohmann, the investor for the bank building recently approved by the Planning Commission and Council, was in with Connie Hesse from the sign consulting firm working with them on their signage. They presented a drawing of the canopy projection on the north side of the building where, on the face of the canopy, is a projection of the exterior wall with a masonry facia and columns, which is exactly what we hoped could be achieved. On this facia, there is a recessed signage panel. They will propose the timing of a time and temperature message with a changeable message, not to be a flashing sign or a traveling sign. We also discussed the overall signage allocations which they will spread around the building within the ordinance requirements. It appears we now have a basis for a solution to the signage question, subject to final determination of sq. footage, allocation, and timing of the message on the sign on the north side. *"-",1 \ \