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� <br />CJ <br />� <br />Planning Office Hours <br />June 11, 1986 <br />� <br />Page 6 <br />The setbacks proposed �re substantially larger than <br />setbacks provided for in the townhouse plan. The bulkrof lthe <br />structure is one hundred thirty feet from the east property <br />line (the back�ards of �he co�tiguous single family lots), <br />and the near�st portion of the structure is seventy-five feet <br />away. All the parking and vehicular acti�ity would be west <br />of the structure, away from the single family homes. It <br />would appear that the development has considerable merit, and <br />avoids some of the expensive and difficult soil groblems <br />featured on this �ite. <br />9• Carlson, 546-2501 <br />Tom Carlson lives at 19 Mid Oaks Road, and is the g�andson of <br />Mrs. Ruth Zimmerman, one of thE early, dominant and active <br />members of the Planning Commission in the original <br />era back in 1957-1961. Tom Carlson inherited his homeanfr m <br />Mrs. Zimmerman, and now seeks a minor variance to construct a <br />fence contiguous to Roselawn Avenue in the wooded area <br />contiguous to the south side of his house. This is an <br />attempt to screen off some of the traffia noise from <br />Roselawn, and wo�ld appear not to have any significant impact <br />bec�use of the heavily wooded nature of t�e s�te. This �an <br />be processed appropriately as a m�nor variance procedure. <br />* The staff has concerns as to whether t�e two warehouse <br />developments are in the best interest of the City. The <br />consulting team will be making recommendations regarding the <br />site shortly; thus, staff is reserv�ng judgment pending <br />completion of the analysis. <br />
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