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ROSEVILLE PLANNING OPPICE BOURS 2/3, 2/10, 2/17, 2/24/93 5 with these developments, Mr. Pedersen outlined the structure of the deal, but the bottom line is that the Total site is being sold to the new owners of Har Mar, and the developers of Jiffy Lube will purchase the Lincoln Drive site from Slawik. A result of this is that the TIF deal promised by the City for the cleanup of the Total site will be altered in details only, but not in substance. Craig Waldron will work this out with Mr. Pedersen. Februarv 17: 1. Rosemary Morten 422 Crescent Lane The Mortens want to remodel their home to provide a handicapped accessible bedroom and bathroom for a a disabled relative. A proposed design would invol ve converting the garage into the new bedroom and bath, and building a new garage on the front of the house. This would require a front yard setback variance. The plans were not drawn to scale and we urged Mrs. Morten to look at the options carefully and to return with a more detailed plan before applying for a minor variance. 2. John stencel, Welsh Construction Carl Schwab, Beechwood Co. (Dallas, TX) Ed Barrinqton, Sunde Enqr. Beechwood is the development company for Computer City stores, who want to build a new store on the vacant site at County Road B-2 and snelling Avenue. The site is triangular in shape and sits in front (south) of the Rainbow Foods parking lot and is bounded by CR B-2 and the Snelling Avenue exit ramp. The Computer City store is a permitted use, but the parcel is in the SC Shopping Center District which requires a 100' front setback and 60' side setbacks. a+32.18HF small parcels such as this one, these standards are unrealistic and variances have been granted in the past, through the site plan review process in the SC District. The new store would have access only to the Crossroads Center parking lot and not directly to county Road B-2. This may result in some internal traffic congestion, but should not create problems for the right-in right-out access onto B-2. We discussed the Code requirements, including landscaping, parking, building materials, screening, etc., and it appears the proposed building can meet the B-2 Zoning District standards for setbacks, which are typically applied in these instances. There is a loading area proposed on the east side of the store which would need to be screened from CR B-2.