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0 C� � July 6, 1983 Plann�ng Office Hours - 3- • 4) V�rtimag - 379-8555. Ian Caldow, President of Vertimag and Cye B�stterfield were in to discuss their proposal to purchase the "R2E" building built by M&M Development, north of County Ttoad C, contiguous to the west City� boundary. Vertimag is a new company, devel��ping a process of "perpendicular recordiiig" for computer inf�rmation storaga systems. They noted their company has a firm hold on developing the "leading edge" of technology in this area, whi�h will result in increasing the capacity for magnetic recording by 10 times. Anticipate having 100-150 persons employed at the site over a five-year expansion program. We discussed future access to the site via the proposed cul-de�sac in the preli�ninary plat, and rode in utilities construction project currently before the Planning Commission and Council.' We also discussed their signage need, which they felt co.uld be satisfied on their own property when the cul-de-sac is built. Tn thc meantime, they would like a sign north of County Road C on the existing private driveway that now serves the property. They seem like a very good co�any to have in the City, and appeareci intereste in pursuing their potenti_al purchase. d 5) Mueller - 631-1454. Art MuelleY and Larry Sieberlich, architect, were in to discuss the potential development of the Dr. Peterson property, westerly of Gluek Lane. The site consists of 14.9 acres, of which approximately 1/3 is indicate� to be medium-density housing on the land use plan. Their preliminary plan indicated 53 units of to�anhouses, with 2-5 units per structure. The plan proposes about a 1,000' cul-de-sac, extending north of County B, to the north end of the property; with an eznergency access to the tennis court to connect to the stub street platted, but not built on the west end of Gluek Lane. We suggested there is really no reason why this street shouldn't be constructed, as originally contem�lated. �ahen the G1uek Lane plat was filed. Thus, a public street could extend from this stub to County Road B, and the cul-de-sac north h the north side of the site, could be a private of that serving the omes on street if they desired. It appeared public utilities are available at the site, and can be handled without problems. They are going to revise their proposal, and review it with us in the near future. 6) Martin - 483-9986. Gene Markowski is a builc:er who proposes to construct a second accessory garage for Dr. Tom Martin's property on Lake Owasso. Existing garage is 18' x 22', and appears to be within about 6' of the street tight-of-way. He proposes a second 22' x 22' garage, along side of the first one, set back the same distance. We could find no �uilding permit for the existin, garage, which Mr. Markowski say� is not .in great shape, and could perhaps be removed, and a new larger garage construc�Led at that location. The members of the various board present suggested that a second, nonconforming garage on the site might be inappropriate, and suggested that ways be looked at of putting the garage further back, and not continuing the continuous row of garages' affect that seems to be deve loping along these lots .