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� • CJ i December 28, 1983 Planning Office Hours -4- 13) Moses - 920-5605. Terry Moses is with Burnet�t Realty, and is looking for retail land for development for a Canadian investor. We, therefore, discussed the development potential and qualities of the tax increment properties north of Rosedale, west of 35W, and the Swan Trust property north of County Road C. This investor is looking in the Twin Cities area, and hopefully, may be interested in some of the Roseville properties. He seemed to be very interested, and also inquired about the Last Frontier site. He called our office at a later time and got additional information regarding the tax increment sites. 14) Jensen - 633-3315. Bob J�nsen was inquiring about his potential for making a duplex out of his single-family residence at 2584 Dellwood Avenue. He house has 1653 sq. ft., to which he would propose to add 654 sq. ft. This is a larger than normal lot, and it would appear there would be adequate room on the property to accomplish this use. We suggested he discuss it with his neighbors and consider the possibility of filing for rezoning to R-2, based on the City's past policy. 15) Bordson - 484-4813. Dick Bordson has a lot north of the LakeRidge Nursing Home at the northwest corn er of Woodhill and Victoria. We informed him that on this lot, which is l0U' x 200', that he has a right to build a duplex as a transitional. use contiguous to a commercial zone. 16) Zylla - 377-2630. Dennis Zylla, former Manager at New Brighton, is now a Manage r of Project Development, for the MA Mortinson Company, general contractors out of Minneapolis. He informs us that Mortinson operates in 16 states and is the largest �Jen�Y�l contractor in Minnesota. Dennis had previously discussed the tax increment potential in Roseville with the City Alanager, and came in to review furth�r details regarding the various sites. We discussed various land use potentials and regulations.. David Drown reviewed the various drainage and road improvement projects. We also discussed siqnficiant land use change potential relatin g to the developm�nt proposals in the tax district. The Mortinson Company routinely looks for development prospects, some of which they may do on their own, in joint venture, or under contract to others. We also discussed the favorable development climate for investors in Roseville based on established City policy over the years. He will get back to us if he has further interest in some of thes� properties� �