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�. � � . • • Planning Office Hours Page 3 Decem�er 10, 1986 They will revise the technical drawings and submit them to the Building Inspector as a signed package within which any future signage will be required to conform. 6. Bayless, 455-7100 Arlene Bayless, a realtor, was in with Dennis Cavanaugh and William Sikora, architect representing the C. G. Rein Com- pany who propose to purchase the Soo Line site at the south- west corner of 35W and County Road D. This is a 3.7 acre site on which they propose to build a 23,800 square foot shopping center. The rent would be $14 per square foot with shops generally fifty to sixty feet deep. The proposed users include a pizza restaurant, drycleaner, restaurant, dental service, chiropractor, video store, loan and thrift, and/or a bakery. They claim to have fifty percent of the space pre- leased. We reviewed site plan concepts, requirements, and procedures. The land use would have to be changed from industrial to business, and the land rezoned from industrial to B-4. I suggested B-4 because it requires a Special Use Permit for site plan approval and landscaping of the parking area at three percent. They will b� back wi�h revised drawings and application requirements. No request was made for any tax increment assistance, so that the proj�ct could be added to the plus side of the ledg�r as noted by Craig Waldron. 7. Finlay, 642-1858 David Fira].ay propases to mov� an existing hous� from a storage area in Hugo, Minneso�a, to Roseville to a lo� an th� south side of �urke Av�nue at 992 Burke. This lot and the one to the south, which has been divided, �ronting on Parker was formally retained for storm sewer purposesr but is r�ow no longer necessary because of th�� n�w storm sewer construction. I inform�d Mr. Finlay regarding the procedure which inc].udes a notification of prQg�xty own�r� within 250 fe�t and a hearir�g before the Counci� only. He showed us pi,ctures of the home wh�.ch appeared to be appropriate for the area. The proGedure also requir�s that the Buildin�g Inspector insge�t the property of �he house prior to the application. 8. Wachholz, 645-8649 Ju�ly wachholz lives at 2796 Western, and praposes two car garage in her r�ar yard which wi11 r�quire a nine foot driveway on �he north sid� of her house. of thE location af her existing home, this driveway two and one-half f�e� f�em the progerty line rather requireci fi.ve feet. She was, therefore�, instructed requirements ancl proc�dure� for proeessing a minor which appears to be appropriate in this cas�. to ad�d a extending Because will b� than the as to the varianc�