Planning Office Hours 1989-1991 Dahlgren

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� � �J DATE: T0: FROM: 12 February 1991 Steve Sarkozy John Shardlow MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: PLANNING OFFICE HOURS, February 6, 1991 1. Fran Slage - 644-0992 Fran represents the Corpus Christi. School owners and was in to present a sketch plat that ha�� been prepared for the property immediately to the north of the recently canstructe� hon�es along a cul-de-sac of Skillman Avenue, to the west of Fairview. The plat that had been prepared was anticipating another cul-de-sac paralleling the recently extended Skillman Avenue cul-de-sac, but it located its curb cut open�.ng onto to Fairview Avenue approximately half way be�ween Eldriclge and Skillman. We explained that from a public health, safety, and welfare standpoint, we would strongly prefer to have that intersection of�-set Eldridga, and Mr. Slage agreed that she would make those imprnvements to the design. We also talked about a number of possibilities and shared with her information related to other dev�lopers who have tal}ced with us about a variety of proposed developments on that site. We talked about the p�ospects for a mixture of �ingle-family residential and townhouse development on the property. We also shared with her the fact that representatives of the Bradford School had shown us some conceptual sketches of a mixed-use development to include sinc�le-family homes, townhouses, and a small school. She was mainly cor�cerned about the process and, in parti�cular, wanted to be sure that the request for the City of Rossvi.11� to construc� this road and install the utilities was handled in an appropriate fask�ion. 2. Jim Krautbauer - 698-70g0 Mr. Krautbauer owns a very unique piece of �ro�erty in the City of Roseville, which is located north of South Owasso Soulevard and west of Rice Street. This is the property �hat includes a hair salon and a residential unit within the same building. Back in �he 1950's, this property, which was previously zaned 8-3 Commercial, was rezoned to make the western pr�rtian of the building zoned single-fa�ily residential and retaining the contmercial zoni.ng on thP salon portion of the bu�ilding. Mr, Kraut;bauer has been trying ta sell �his property and has had difficulty g�tting fir�ancing given the fact thati the lauilding has two separate zoning �classifications. We reviewed the past f�iles and there is an approval of a �ide yard variance that was granted some �ime i,n the late 60's. This is very strange because there was no lot created from which the variance �aas granted and consequently tY�e zoning line actuallx splits a portion of the