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OSe�tember 9, 1983 C C� i TO: Jim Andre FROM: Howard DahlgrE�n SUBJECT: Planning Office Hours - August 23, August 31, and September 7, 1983 1) Hacksworthy - 533-4413. Travis Hacksw�rthy is an attorney who has two lots with 185' of frontage on the east side of Wagner Place. These lots are behind the commercial property fronting on Rice Streeto and are opposite the boat ramp on the county park land on the �ast end o� McCarron's Lake. He was inquirin g as to the possibility of putting apartment structures on this site. Though these lots may not be particularly attr.active as single-family home sites, there are single- family homes contiguous to the north and noithwest. We suggest�d he might consider the development of duplexes on the site, and that he should begin this pr�cess by discus�ing it with single-family homeowners in the area. 2) Hedlund � 633-1906. Harlana Hedlund is con.siderinq splitting a portion of his large lot on the west side of Fairview Avenue, which backs up to the portion of the p ark lan d an the northwest corner of Langton Lake. The new lo�t would have 85' of frontage, with more than adequate c�epth, and would appear i:o be a re asonable subdivision, at such time as he may wish to proceed. 3) Randolph - 933-7773. Dane Randolph is a remodeling coordinator for the Burqer ICing Company, who wish to expand their patio ar�:a on the east side of their structure, and construct an outside, enclosed area (12' x 12') for their dumpster. David Drown discussed with him the City's plans for alterations to the service road alignment, rela;.:ive to the improve- ments contemplated for the intersection of County Road B and Snelling Avenue as a part of the State project for app roximately ]_985. Dane said he would refer this to Larry Gadola, who is their real estate manager, whose phone number is 933-3773. Randolph indicated their interest in bein g cooperative with the City with respect to the relocation of the service road concept. 4) Mingo - 645-9444. Edward Mingo lives at 2040 Cohansey Boulevard, and proposes to add a 24' x 24' garage in the front of their house. Unfortunately, this would place the front of the garage only 6' �rom the street ric�ht-of-way, a practice not condoned by policy i:� the City inasmuch as his car would be p rojecting across the public right-of-way, if parked in front of the garage. We discussed ways in which he could accommodate a garage expansion by working on the side of the house, rather than in the front.