Correspondence 1985-1989 Dahlgren

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• � n LJ s Planning Office Hours June 25, 1986 C� Page 5 8. Mosher, 484-5310 Orvin and Josephine Mosher propose to divide their 150 foot width 1ot f ronting on Dale Street, slightly north of County Road B-2. To the north of them, there is a thirty foot wide strip of land extending east/west from Dale Street to the next contiguous �.ot. This thirty foot strip was left as the northerly half of a potential street which could be extended easterly from Dale Street to open up a series of ten lots. This was done about fifteen �ears ago when the Bancon people platted some of the lats in th� area. We discussed with Mr. and Mrs. Mosher the gossibilities of dividinq their land to include this stre�t which could be constructed and financed by the City. Their property is 32U feet deep, and thus would provide for three lots rathe� than two. We suggested a survey should be prepared of the site, to include th� location of the existing home. It appears t}�e land could be divided into two long lots, the northerly on� which might be in the vicinity of 70 feet by 320 feet depth. Ob�iously, this is a strange lot suqgesting tY�at the pzoperty might well be better divided into thr�e north/sQuth lots, �ach approximately 100 to 120 f eet in w�.d�i� , wi th a depth of 1� 2 � f eet . The Mosher' s express�d irrtere�t in this ca�nc�pt, and are going to hire a surveyor ta rewiew th�se �assibilites and will be back to the staff to discuss the op�ions. We sugqestsd �h�y contiact their neighbors at the appropriate time to disc�rn t1�e interest of those who might be interested in pursuing th� t�n lo� subdivision th�t would be possible. ��ie al,�o note�l tha� if othexs a►re not interested at this time, t�he lar�d might be p�atted i� a fashion so as to provide for th� future �x�ensian of this ro�draay rather than divide the prop�r'ty in tw� lonq �.hin lats, thereby making it extremely difficult to �ve� ex�en�d t�e street easterly as would be possible now. 9. Vision World, �36-0629 Russell Trenhehm� and h��= wi,f�, Takako, are the owners of Vision Wor�d, an �ye glass servic� currently consi�ting of twenty�one stor�s, of which £ifteen are in the metropolitan area. Their number one store in the area, in which they produce most of th� glasses, is in Roseville. The store consists of 2,300 square feet in the Fairdale Shoppes, and their production facilities consist of 7,000 square feet �.n the basement of that b�ailding. They note that about fifty percent of tha:t sp�ce �.s of f ices , tweraty��f ive percent f or productian of the Pye glasses, and twenty-five percent for storage.