Correspondence 1985-1989 Dahlgren

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� Planning Office Hours July 2, 1986 Page 3 � A public street could be cQnstructed into the int�rior of this large b�ock, although it would not be worth it for the sake of a�ingle lot. Mr. Lewis informs us that other land- owners in the area do not wish to further divide their land. We suggested that a private road easement be considered in this unusual case, which w� suggested be thirty feet in width �o as to form half of a future public str�et if , at sorne pc,int in the more aistant future, other landowners may wish to subdivide into smaller parcels. - 6. Trautz, 332-6039 which John Trautz is a representative of the Shelard group, most of us know as the developers of the Shelar�d Park complex at the northwest corner of County Road 18 and Trunk Highway 12 in St. Louis Park. eSthcorner�of1Transit�anduRiceSStreeta property at the southw The property runs from Transit to County Road B, was planned and platted, but never developed. We encouraged them to conside� the development of this parcel inasmuch as the Shel.ard group are capable and imaginative developers. When last approvec� ba W�s owned�by Dr�e1Houset aawell known years ago), the lan hand surgeon who lives on Gluek Lane. � 7. I�arnmacher, 349-8916 Jeff Narnmacher and Ken Blodgett of Coldwell Banker, rep�esenting ZLZ Partnership, were in to propose a fast food addition �o the retail building site directly east of Red Lobster, north of Trunk Highway 36. � Examining the existing layout, we concluded that such an additian would result in a serious parking shortage. We suggested tY�at converting all or pori:ions of the site to restaurant use may be appropriate, and was recommended by the City when the building was initially constructed. Therefore, they may pursue the conversion of a portion of�ft�he recently to restaurant gurposes. We gave them a copy amended restaurant pneedsgwithlrespect�tossuchala p�ssible calculating parking conversion. 8. Hunt, 340-5592 Penny Hunt, an was in with Jim Development south attorney with Doughtery, Rumble and Butler, Salzl from the Vi11a Park Senior Citizen's of County Road B, easterly of Dale Street. They are proposing to file condominum documents for the first phase of the project only, consisting of sixty units. They, therefore, wish to subdivide the land for this purpose. They also suggested that they may �ttempt to convert theested�that of the development into a rental project. We sugg the combination of these two in a single structure might prove difficult. They asked that the subdivision regulations be waived under �'se:tion 462.358 (4B) of Minnesota Statutes.