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• �� October 10, 1983 -5- Termin al Road. We indicated the City's desirE for more intensive development an this prope rty, in accordance with our tax increment district objectives. 3'hey may proceed to re are relating to the potential of the site as theyp�ee it�lwithafurthers review contemplat�d at future meeti.ngs. 20- Herman - Be.r�'iie Herman, architect, A1 Schreiber, and Charles Nodler were in to review plans for the expansion of the Hark to Bounty restaurant in Rosedale by addin g a 24' x 40' solarium on the west side near the western mall entrance. The solarium would be done in tinted brown glass with brick to match the existin g structure. This solarium projects into a plantin g bed and does not change cirrulation or parkin�. The center has 5.5 parking �paces per 1,UOO, whereas 5 spaces per 1 000 are required by ordinance. Therefore, there is mor� than adequat� ��arking to meet Code requirements. Th� solarium will have access froin tk�e interior only, and will have a small sign mounted in the �lan�iiig area, with no signs attached to the building. This sign will be a The proposed addition's PPrnximately 3-4' high. purpose is to expand the seating area, and should provide an attractive facade ta the south of the west �ide mall entrance. The new restaurant will be ar. Arby's, and wi11 be similar to a 40600 sq. ft. restaurant already installed at Southdale Shopping Center. The total restaurant area in the Rt�sedal�� Center will be 3,800 sq. ft. The shopping center. area to which this land is zoned provides for a specific setback requirement, which this addition easily m�ets. The district r�qui res submission of plans and approvals by the Council if these requirements are not met, or if there is more than one principal buildin q in the plan. Thus, it app�ars that the addition could be a We will review this with the City attorne pp�oved without Cauncil action. appropriate process. Y P rior to informin g them of the 21. Olesen - 781-�3011. M�rk Olesen h as a home at 1418 Belmont, which is easterly of the Har Mar Shopping Center. He praposes to expand ha.s existing 9' driveway by an additional 9', which would plac� it within l05' of his side property line. The existin g driveway l.eads to a single-stall 14' 9a�'�9e. We reviewed minor ordinance procedures and requirements for which he may apply for in tlze near future. 22. Sime - 633-5700. Dr. Sime, the Vete rinarian, has completed and is occupying his clinic west of Cleveland, eas� of 35W, south of the tracks. He has a sign that he informs us was built about 33' from the westerly right-of-way of Clevelan d Avenue, n ear the sou�th line of his p roperty, He was inquirin g as to the feasibility of a variance to place this sign within. the 30' s�tback limits. The zoning of the plan would suggest that he could make the sign higher within the ordinarice and move it closer to within 30' without requ� ring a variance. �Ie is going to examine these possibi].ities. ;I _ : :I