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� canopies, but, it may be possible to identify some findings of <br />fact related to this specific project that would assist the City <br />in avoiding the precedent issue. <br />2. Chytracek (588-9g21) <br />Mr. Chytracek is the owner/developer of the Hamline Place Office <br />development on the west side of Hamline Avenue. He was coming in <br />to inquire about the possibility of adding some temporary, paved <br />parking in an area that will �ventually be paved to serve � <br />future building within this development. They do not want to go <br />to the expense of putting in final paving and curbing since this <br />area will need to be torn up to install utilities and would be <br />disturbed by the construction equipment to build the foundation <br />fo� the future building. The proposed temporary parking area is <br />at the rear of the project in an area that is currently in weeds <br />and the drainage conditions on the lot would not really require <br />curbing at this time. We asked that Mr. Chrytracek send a letter <br />to the City requesting consideration of this temporary parking <br />ar�angement. In the letter, we asked him to identify the time <br />�eriod in which he would be requesting this temporary arrangement <br />and to indicate his agreement and assurances that he would bxing <br />this lot up to code i� ihe proposed building is not cons�ructed <br />within this time period. <br />� 3. Kr�ngel (639-6358) <br />M�. Krengel owns the former Bonanza Steak House property on the <br />we.at side of Rice Street at 1895 Rice. He was inquiring about <br />the process for getting,approval of a canopy to, in his words, <br />dress up the front of this building. He intends to convert this <br />building into a meeting hall to be rented out for weddings and <br />other receptions. The existing building is right at the �etback <br />line ana the canopy would jut into the required front yard area. <br />The lot has seve�al pro��ems with xt, the parking lot is not <br />curbed, there ne�ds to be a f�nce installed be�wee� this property <br />and the single family residential houses to the west and there is <br />an existinq, rather unsitely �tructure th�t is immediately <br />adjacent to this property and owned by the same ownsr on the <br />south side. We exp�ained the procedure fo� processing the <br />request that Mr. Krengel had in mind and we provided him with <br />information regarding the City standards. <br />4. Ruvelson (332-0007) <br />Tom Ruvelson is a sign consultant and was in to discuss the <br />potential for changing and potentially addi�g some signage to the <br />small strip center between the Good Earth Restaurant and the Red <br />Lobst�r on West Perimeter Drive. Mr. Ruv�l�on explained that <br />both the Hendricks Piano and the Cort Furniture Rental businesses <br />ar� �oving ou� of this center and that the Waterbedroom owners <br />� have requested better signage �s a condition of their staying in <br />the center. We discussed with Mr. Ruvelson, the requirements for <br />signaqe and the allowed area of signage and reviewed with him a <br />
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