Planning Office Hours 1989-1991 Dahlgren

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MEMORANDIIM DATE: May 31, 1991 TO: Steve Sarkozy FROM: Phil Carlson RE: PLANNING OFFICE HOURS, May 29, 1991 1. John Schulties, Roseville Racquet Club (780-5756) Mr. Schulties owns the now defunct Roseville Racquet Club building on County Road D wes� of Old Highway 8. He wants to convert it for use as office space, but is short of parking on site. The site has a significant grade change and the building is a walkout at the rear. Part of the solution he proposes would be to convert a portion of the lower level to enclosed parking. The problem is how to access it properly. Th� building is built quite close to the side property line which would not allow a 24' wide driveway around to the back of the building and the lower level, where he wants to � enter the new parking spaces. There is nn other direct access possible from another side of the site, since it is bounded on all other sides by other properties. We discussed the possibility of obtaining access easements from neighbors or revising the lower parking layout to allc�w entry from the side and not the rear of the building. We agreed that the building layout as he proposes it, with leased office space only on the first floor and parking and storage on the lower level, would require about 60 parking spaces. He will be back when he has a more definitive solution. 2. Tom Stark, Cable TV The cable television offic� buildinq at Victoria and Woodh�ll has a parking problem, especially when there is an event at the senior citizens center across the street. Mr. Stark was looking for places on site to a�ld a parking area, but we were able to show that it might be possible to add the desired parking in the northwest corner of the site, where there is already existing parking and extra green area, rather that pave over an undevelaped part of the site. Not only would this probably be less costly, but it would put �he added parking where it is needed most, adjacent to the public entrance to the building. �