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� . 6/20/84 - 6/27/84 � • -6- 10) Murlowski 633-6944. Mark Murlowski of Belair Builders and Tom Lynch, Arcliitect proposed a development of the Burger Transfer Corporate headquarters and warehouse facility at the north-west corner of Long Lake road and Ct. Rd. C-2. Burger Transfer Headquarters are now at 37th and Silver Lake Rd., and they propose to move to the site in Roseville. The proposecl structure has 200,000 square feet of warehouse plus 30,000 square feet of office and a separate 30,000 square ioot truck repair building. We questioned tliem regarding whether this was a truck terminal or warehouse. tiVe noted that a truck terminal would require a special use permit, and t}ie policy of the City is to not encourage additional such terminals in the community. We may }lave to acertain more fully tlle definition of tliis proposed use. They indicate that the structure would be similar to the development across Long Lake Road to tl�e west. We indicated with t11e secand principle structure �.n the sitex that tlie development would have to U� processed as a PUD (2 principle buildings on a single site). They may be Uack witll additional development detail. 11) Arneson. Mike Arneson a�id r4icllelle Foster from Opus Corporation (formerly Raunhorst) were �.n to discuss possiUle locations for a vexy "Iligh tech" building 1V�11C�1 would consist of 75% office and 25% sl�owroom. Th�y are looking for a site on wliicl� to develop GO to 75,000 sq. feet witll 12 to 14 foot ceiling clearan�e. Tllis structure fits tltc definition of tlie office service structures allowed in tl�e � D-4 district. 1Ve suggest�d �. location no in the tax increment district which would Ue appropriate for this f�cility though they express inter- est in the area narth of "sG and �vest of 3S4V. We suggested this o�fice sexvice type structure to be a listed use in �l�e B-4 district l�ecause at t��e time that dis�rict was evolvin�, this was on of the few types of develcapments fox which there was a consistent demand in the I�ietro- polit�n dis�trict. Our projectiox► for uses in t4�e tax increment area included som� of t}iis use but, we must be careful so tl�at it does not become the dominant structures initially in th� tax increment district �aest of 351V. This use howev�r would i�e a�propxiate £�r �he �tuan, Tempte, arid Amaco sites soutli af Ct. Rd. C. In discussing this use we re�er �eople to tlie awar.d winning development t}iat Unit�d Properties did in A3endota E-lei.ghts n�ar tl�e antersec�ion of Pilat Nob Rd. and tlie necvly completed 494. That structur� �vas completed and �lmost leased immediatcly, a good deal of it Uein� leased tl�e tli� Sperry Caxporation. Opus is a well knoti,m developer of good properti�s (tliey Uuilt Comten o�iice and ramp) and are r�cagnized quali�y deveiopexs in tt�e M��ro- politan area, T}�ey indicat�d tlley will be contactin� �he owners of tliese properties, th� same prope•rties that Ja,ck Rice expxessed earlier in the day. 12) IVebber 770-0702. Daniel �Yebber is with the liealth Resaurces I�tc. laoking for a site ior a liealtli care building to include primary care pl�ysicians, day care, and a pliarmacy. 'flie builciing migllt include 5, 000 sc�. �t. o:E physici�ns, 5,000 sq. ft. o.f day care and 1,000 sq. f�. of � pltarmacy. Tlley are looking at tlle 1 acr� site. Ms. Slawik appcars to de�ire to keep a portion o� tllis remaining u�ldeveloped la�ld for expansion of P•fidway Ford.