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. ' � � June 7, 1967 � � C �1 CASE: APPLICANT: LOCATION 375 -67 � � Otb Esch Equipment Supply Company Northeast corner of St. Croix Street and Highway 36 ACTION REQUESTED: Variance to required setbacks and permission to operate construction equipment rental. PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS: 1. The Engineer and y�ur Planning Con�ultant have met with the applicant's architect sever4l times to re��iew and adjust the proposal in question. Revised site plans have been prep�ared indicating the G�ture right-of�ways required by the Highway Depart- ment with respect to the Highway 36 Frontage rood and the realignment of $t. �raix 5 tree t . 2. On the ��uth side, th�e bui Iding proposed has a 40 Foot setLu,,,, trom the existing right-af�way but wi I I be 30 f�et back from the F��ture r�ght-of -way I ine. (n view of the extrema widths of Highwoy '6 in this or�a and the nature of the ground around the building, we feel that this would not be a serious problem. 3. The office oroposed to be on the westerly side af the buiiding (facing Delux Check Company) will be approximately 40 feet from the Future rig'�t-of-way of $t. Croix Street. The variances required here, f. �ever, in that the existing right-of-way is 20 feet From the corner of the proposed bu i Id ing . Thus, i t wou Id appear that this would not be a serious probl.em either. 4. Th� building and plot plan have been redesigned to a twc-story office building and a 200 x 90 foot warehouse a!I of which will be constructed of pre-cast masonry slabs (similar to the Control Data Building). The applicant now proposes to have no renti;al equipment outside of the building and can accommodate 50 parking spaces, which conForm to the requirements �f the zoning ordinance for the office space and the warehouse space involved. 5. We have reviewed details witli respe:,t to the drainage easement that apr,!;es to this property and the Engineer has indicated his approval of the proposed construction handled in the fashion as shown on the drawings submitted. This can be further reviewed at the Public Hearing.