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! � � November 8, 1983 T0: Jim Andre FROM: Howard Dahlgren SUBJECT: Planning Office Hours October 12 and 17, 1983 1) Vanasse - 631-1711. Leonard Vanasse was in to discuss the planting strip they were required to install on the easterly 50' of the office site they developed on the east side o£ Herschel, north of County Road B. They ha% landscaped the westerly 10' of the 50' strip, and were making tentativ� arrangements to transfer title of the easterly 40' to the contiguous single- fami.ly property owner�. The transfer was never completed apparently because they had required the landowners to pay for the platting; and perhaps for other reasons. At this point, we stated that lacking the land transfer, they were required to install the landscaping as approved, based on a revised landscape plan dated February 4, 1981. Leonard noted that several of the • landowners were using the land, and may not want the planting as propos�d. It appears those most affected might be David Krengel, 2205 Midlothian Road (636-3163), and the Engs, who own the northerly-most 1ot. We suggested that I.�eonard talk to th�se people; and if they desire a revised plan, that such a plan should be submitted. Otherwise, the landscape plan as proposed would have to be installed. Leonard noted that he had a bid for installation in accordance with the plan. We suggested that he proceed with that, subject to any changes that individual neighbors might want, particularly where existing vegetation may have to be removed. 2) Lentsch - 951-GG04. Don Lentsch, Ron Mattson, Chris�opher Clifford, and Marybeth Lentsch came in to discuss the purchase of the land on th� parC of the Lentschs zt 3107 North Cleveland, and their intent to continue with the use of the land in accordance with a special use permit that was issued for tlle growing of nursery stock. Lentschs propose no retail sa1e�, but would add a garage to tt�e prope rty. We inPormed them that the special use permit went with �l�e land, and that their proposed use is allaw�d, within the limita- tions of the permit. 3) Wilmus - G33-3511. John Wilmus, John Daubne, and Richard Marliula, accountant, were in to discuss tlie PUD tha' was app roved for the construction of a new oft'ice building and addition to the slzopping centex west of Hamline Avenue. They propose to pu� the addition on the shopping center novr, in the same manner as �roposed and approved in the PUD, with the exception of moving tl�e south wall 10' further to th� south. Inasmuch as this did not affect the parking, we • suggested that reprocessing the PUD would appear to be unnecessary. �le told them that a larger scale plan of tliat por.tion of tlze site would be required (similar to that whicl� was submitted for the of�'ice builciing) , and that this plan should address the drainag� �olution, as suggested by David Drown. Upon completion and approval of this �l�n, they could ti1�n obtain a building permit. �