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• � . October 10, 1983 -3- 11. Howe - 4$4-3244. Gordie Howe was in to inform us that he is working on an arrangement for the purchase of the remainder of the Country Kitchen land on the west side of the restaurant (on Rice Street), and combining it with the Richter prope rty, which is a long, 100' wide strip contiguous to TH 36 ri h�t-of-wa (south of the Count Kitchen ro ert�) He was thinking of g Y rY P P .� • developing a mixture of multi-fami.ly housing townhouses and office buildings on the site. We suggested that he do a multi-family housinq project only, and that the land cantiguous to Rice Street could be developed for office inasmuch as this is shown on the Comp rehensive Plan as commercial. He is going to continue to review the possibilities and be back with preliminazy development plans. We agreed there would be no principal access from the west off of Marion Street, which is a single-f_amily dEvelopment area. 12. Suri - 483-6583. Shashi Suri is an architect lookina at the possibilities of developing the B-1 zoned land west of Rice Stre�t, behind Alb�r.marle Street. There is an obvious storm drainage problem through the property which wil.l require an overall solution. We suggested that he hire an engineering consultant to revi�w this question, perhaps using the cor�sultant that has done p re vious drainage studies in the areaa 13. Franer - 484-2533. Vik Franer lives a� 218 proposes to divide his 166.47' lot frontage his home on the east side of the 1ot and his dividable on a reasonable basis. West County Road B-2, and on County Road B-2. He has property would appear to be 14. Tucci - 771-0704..T�acci is a contractor working for Edward Walfoort, owner of the property at 2983 Mildred Drive. He had prepared prelimi.nary plans for a second-story addition to his house which would appear to vary from 21' to 32' clistance from the shorn of Langdon Lake. This lot has 90' of frontage, and appears to have soil and drainage problems on the norther.ly site of the house wh�re expansion might be contemplated. His pla.n included developm�nt of a large deck on the second floor, which would be extended even closer to the site. We suggested this might not be appropriate in view of the intent of the Shoreline Zoning Ordinance, in which regulations require a new construction that a hause be set back 75' from the water. Suggested possible expansion of the house to the north, rather than the second-story addition, whi.ch will be vezy conspicuous from the lake itself. He is going to consider alternate plan arrangements, and may file a shoreline zoning application at a late r time. We noted that if the soil and drainage conditions are going to constitute th� hardship which would require a second-floor addition, that these details should be verified in a survey as required in shoreline regulations. 15. Mathews - 483-6971. Mark Mathews from Group W Cable and Randy Rosauer, construction manager, were in to discuss �.he site development of their facility at the Owasso School. We discussed parking arran gements, land- scaping, window treatment, signage, and the construction of a p roposPd 35' x 25' garage on the site. It appears the redevelopment of tlZis building is proceeding well, within the ordinance provisions as approved by the Planning Commission and Council.