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(, Office Houts 5 FebruAry 26, March 5 and 12, 1986 /, .... March 18, 1986 11. The action wo~ld include the Space Ce~ter people cOmbining the existing parcels to a s~ngle lot, an application to vacate the streets, and the processing of site plan review. If the new structure combines the two existing principal structures into one building, no PUD would be required. We suggested he review the proposal with the Fire Marshal regarding accessibility and geometrics for life safety equip. manto Mr. Moran will get back to us as plans develop. Adams, 699~9499 Mr. Adams intorrns us lease as of June 1, building. the Rose Bowl will be available for 1986. This is a 20,000 square foot Mr. Adams represents the "original Boosters" Club, which is a fraternal organization chartered 1n the St. Paul area sixty-five yeals ago. He notes that many of the current members are from Roseville. The organization apparently gives $30-40,000 annuallY to Var~ous charities. He is inquiring as to the possibility a! the Boosters Club leasing 20,000 square f~et of the building, and leasing the remainder for retail purposes. We expressed our concern regarding adequacy of parking, inasmuch as the Club would have a meeting room which would also b( leased to other users. Sach a room would likely require at least one hundred parking spaces by itself. Mr. Honchell noted that the parking to the east side of the structure will be lost when the ~mprovements for Snelling Avenue are constructed 1n 1987. We expressed concern for the development of retail storcs on the site, unless the stores are oriented for parking to the rear. ObViously, for reta1l purposes, the building is turned around on the site: the parking should be oriented to the front (e~st side). We suggested it might be appropriate to simply tear the building down, and ,edevelop the property, possibly in con~ junction with the open land to the north which is part of the McDonaldts site. We noted that the rear portion (westerly side) of the McDonald1s property is zoned B-1, and thus cannot be used for reta~l parking. 12. Iisakka, 641-5603 Jeff Iisakka ~s a designer with the Yorkton Company, who have a PUD for a day care center, office building, and two Senior Citizen multi-family hous~ng structures approved at the northeast corner of Highway 36 and Lexlngton Avenue. He was in with Doug McMillan, an attorney wh~ has recently joined the Yorkton Company. n~