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01' Mexico Parking Issue - 08/15/02 Contact: John Pavlick - 01' Mexico, 651-487-2874 Re: Concern with prohibited parking west of Lexington in Lexington Plaza Shoppes Parking Lot On May 7, 1986 the Planning Commission reviewed parking requests for 1688, 1754 (known as the "Center") and 1755 (known as the "Shoppes") at one time since the projects were interrelated. Paster Enterprises (PF 1664) received a parking variance approval at 1688 and 1754 Lexington (Center) from the City Council (05/12/86) with 6 conditions: . 7 feet of Lexington to be dedicated, . Appropriate handicapped parking to be installed, . Landscaping and engineering plans to be reviewed by the staff, . A development agreement to be signed. .. Sidewalk on Larpenteur to be constructed as required . Evaluate traffic flow considerations for egress between Larpenteur and Roma Paster Enterprises (PF 1664) received a parking variance approval at 1755 Lexington (Shoppes) from the City Council (05/12/86) with 8 conditions: .. Sign a Development Agreement with the City of RoseviHe. (9 Staff to review site, grading, landscape plans (9 Developer to meet with staff and neighbors on fencing and landscaping agreement . Lighting plan be reviewed by staff . 16.5 fee of r.o.w. be dedicated on Lexington .. Trash collectors in rear be enclosed . Evaluate traffic flow considerations for egress between Larpentuer and Roma City Council approved (05/12/86) vacation ofroadway easement on Dionne Street, west of Lexington, and instructed attorney to record the document. On August 22, 1986 a draft of the development agreement was distributed to the parties. It was finally signed on September 18, 1986. The agreement detailed that the developer was granted parking setback variances to: 1) a setback of feet on both the east and west sides of Lexington A venue for the entire length of the existing development (Center) and the new project (Shoppes);