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• � � March 19, 1984 -4- which relates primarily to the size and location of tlle buildings, and not t�ie use. ti+1e emp}iasized the neecl to Ue specific, including a specific roposal to dedicate the westerly 300 feet of property fronting on County P Road B. T]Zis proj ect lias since been taken over by the Pl.anning Commission to their April 3rd meeting, givir.g the applicants a chance to clear up some of the issues, with the intent of it going Uack to the Council for their April 9th meeting. Thus, tliis delay on the part of the Planning Commission, does not delay consideration which we understand to ]lave been planned for their April 9th meeting. 11) Kehr - 484-5083. A1 Kelir was i» to discuss progress towards solution to his townhouse projects off of County Road C, westerly of Dale. T}lere are three areas of principal concern wllich include support for rincieallteHelen Smitle road�vay, opposition on the part of some landowners (p p Y to the west of the north-south roadway), ancl solution to the cul-de-sac turnaround facility. Mr. Kehr noted his discussion of Uuilding and fire code officials at the State level. We suggested lie meet with the Fire Chief and/or t]�F �ire P�Iarshal to evolve a successful solution. He showed us a sketch n expanded roadway at the turn in the road, to which we offered a revis version expanding the turnaround area for Planning Commission consideration (see tlie P•9arch Planning reports for more detail regarding this proposal) . 12) Koltler - 481-9007. �9alt Kohler is the new owner of tlie Dairy Queen across from the Lake Josephine Beacli, east of Lexington Avenue. I-iis soi�-in-law, Dan Smith, is the operator, who was also witliliim at our meeting. We again discussed details regarding what he sliould do to expand tlie facility to provide a drive-tlirough service. A basic ingredient would be a survey inasmuch as there is considerable question as relationsllip of tlle building and land to properties to the north, east, and where the exact location i.s for the right-of-way for Lexington Avenue and tlle ltamsey County park area to the soutll. We also discussed curbi.n g and parking surface requirements, which are now far Uelow code rec{uirements. He noted too that the former owner was also named Kohler, ancl lie is co�icerned t}lat people think he is the same person. His pOlIl'C is t}iat he intends to operate the facility better, and have more concexn for its relationship to the community and th� surrounding properties. Tliey may or may �iot consider sucli expai�sion for this season, due to tlie time necessary for tlle approval process. 13) Lipshaltz - 488-0501. Bill Lipslialtz was one of tlie original ot,mexs of Halper Box Company (later known as National Packaging Company). He was in with Cliuck Yourig irom Cy-Con to furtlier review tlle background regarding th� nonconforming use of the structure west of Long Lake Road. Lipsltaltz was then in partnersliip witll Jerry Halper (since deceased) and Leonard I-ialper, his brother. They sold the Uusiness to Stone Container (who owns National Packaging) on September 1, 1976. The origir�al building was Uuilt in 1968, and expanded in 1970 and 1973. Tlley have 138 employees