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J i March 19, 1984 • -8- 20) Woller - 488-4166. Mrs. Maria Woller brought in her proposed lot divisian f�r her property at the nortlieast corner of Victoria and County Road B. Tlie northerly lot created would be 92.5' x 108'. Her preliminary plat indicates t}ie additional 10' of right-of-way dedication for both Victoria and County Road B. Eler lot division application was filed, and should be on the Pday meeting agenda for the Planning Commission. 21) Brodie - 488-G788. Norman Brodie informed us that he and a group of others have agreed to purcliase tlie Last Frontier site, and propose to construct a 33,000 sq. ft. retail structure on tlie site. T}�e preliminary plan for this building sliows 149 parking spaces, wherein 1G5 are rec{uired. Provisions in tlte plan were made for tlle realignment of the service road as proposed by the City and State relevant to the State's future renovation of Snelling Avenue. However, tlie required GO' right-of-way was not delineated, and thus, there �aill l�ave to be some adjustments to tlie site �lan. We discussed development requirements, and suggested that a more detailed plan prepa�ed by tlle arGhitec� fox the building should be suUmitted. �Ve recommended that the proper parking sllould Ue provided (retail needs 5 spaces per 1,000), and that tlie building must be fi�iis}ied on all four sides inasmuch as t}iere is a new office building directly to the west, a�ld a clinic to tlie nortil. Norman Brodie also spoke of trying to purchase the clinic property, and expand tlle center further to the north. We also talked about tl�e possiUility of providing a 24' temporary driveway ! on t11e GO' of t}le land tliat comes down to Cnunty Road Q, west n� tlie service statio�l. Tliis could provi�le aclditional access for le£t-tuz�n movements for east-bound traifi� on Cou»ty Road B. They propose ta l�uild this year well prior to the Snelling AveTtuc street im��rovemeiit praject. David also informed them of the storm sewer and drain�ge requirements. 22) Jo�es - 378-2430. tiill Jones znd his architect, A1 tloffineyer, wcre in ag�in �rit�i a preliminary PUll plan that propases 16 townhouses on tlie site in thc form of ttiti�a quudrominium l�uildi.n�s. 'I'hi.s plan appears to woYk quit� ti��ell, with grag�s foi• tlic units witliin tlic structure. In this �v�y, t1iE buildings can U� placed �vell awtiy �rom the sin�le-£ainily homes, and there t�ill b� no U11Sl�jltly exterior garnges on the site. The site is 2.15 acres, and l6 units requiring 88,000 sq. �t. 2.15 �cres equ;�ls aver 93,000 sq. ft., and t}tus, tlie 1G units iits the clensity i•equiremen�s. �Je should heep in mind tliat the trailer court site is zoneci business, and thus, a singlc-family l.ofi next to such a business zo�ic is nutomntically allc�wed a two-�lmily unit. Inzsmuch �s tliere are in efiect ei�ht two-izmily units on the site, it would appcar appropriztc to rezonc the property rather than hnve the "transitional use" clause of the ordinancc np�lied to thc entire sitc. 2;) Cof�ey - fi,iG-3=130. John Coffey has purchased the l�ncl 1nd Uuilclin�s at 2420 IVes� County Road C, fr.om Phillips Oil Comp�ny, located at the �outlieast corn�r of L'•ustis Stxee� �nd Coun�y Roacl C. `I'here are G2,S00 sq. o� vUila�n�,, with 26,500 vacant. Ilc proposes to put in a whol.esale distribution operation lI1VO1Vll1� lube oils, antifrecze, etc. 1-le 111C�U1I'ECi as to accommoctation for � retail sales �.n a portion of this area, IVe informed him that retail sales are no� permitted in tlle industrial distri.ct, but that wholesale distribu�ion ai�d offices are. �Ve iioted tliat many wi�olesale operations do sell some retail over their city desk counter. lae agreecl, }iowever, that there sha11 be no retail