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; <br />• <br />� <br />�J <br />. <br />February 2 3, 19 83 <br />T0: <br />FROM: <br />Jim Andre, City Manager <br />Howard Dahlgren, City Planner <br />� <br />� <br />SUBJECT: Planning �ffice Hours for F'ebruary 9, 16, and 23, 1983 <br />1) Bies - 483-6701. Totn nunwell, the architect, and Greg and �1 Bies were in <br />to di�cuss a reapplication for a special use permit f�r their proposed <br />funexal home fa�ility at the �outheast corner of County Rnad B and Da1e <br />Street. They had been delayed due to the di�covery of a partial hreak in <br />the main metropolitan sewer izne (undex the site) , and had been warking <br />with the City and sewer b�ard regarding steps to correct that condition <br />and allow for development of the propexty as they propose, In this proc�ss, <br />they 1ia�re slightl� revised their plan, moving the building slightly so as <br />to add additional parking on the south side, and improving the parking <br />arrangement oii the north; and at the same time, avoiding a parking load <br />directly above the main sewer pipe. �Je discussed other details, including <br />the drainage; and � uggest �hat at this point, this design vaorks very well, <br />and hapefully, can ue developed on the site, assuming the arrangements fox <br />the sewer repair �.re all workable. <br />2) Moer - 631-1232. A1 Moer has a house at 2191 Rosela�an, with 100' of frontage <br />and 313' of depth. He is inc�uiring as to ways in which the lo� could be <br />divided. This land could have been divided in the past by combining with <br />other parcels in the area, but the owner electecl not to do so. Now, we <br />suggested that the only way to use the land more intensely would be to <br />convert the house to a duplex, or possibly combine with the contiguous <br />property for development into more tlian one lot, <br />3) Dayton's. Stan Stetz, Dayton's Corporate Headquarters, Pete Houser, Midas, <br />and Fred Ojile, Attorney, were in to discuss the proposed I�7idas location at <br />Rose�tale, They have agreed now to use the building exactly as Dayton's did, <br />leaving the entire structure the same color, with the sign only indicating <br />"Midas Auto Center," without painting any portion oF the building yellow or <br />black, arid no additional ietters itemizing mufflers, brakes, shock absorbers, etc., <br />as is common in many of the Midas Muffler Shop locations. There will be no pylons. <br />The building will be exactly as Dayton's used it, except .far the name Ati.das Auto <br />Center in the same location wher� it formerly said Dayton's Auto Center. We <br />reviewed this with the City Attorney, and we all agree that this is appropriate <br />solu�ion. <br />4) Pittel�Cow - 631-3500. Roger Pittelkow is with Nor'thwest Transfer and Warehouse <br />Coinpany, and is looking for a l�cal location for refrigerated warehousing, <br />preferably all or portions of it underground. He is tivorking with "Criteria <br />Architects", who did the Control Data underground building just off of Interstate 94. <br />We reviewed the 1and use map of Roseville;, looking for appropriate sites, and <br />find ��ie acreage they require appears not to t�e available in Roseville. <br />