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Plannin Offic�e Hours A ril 1 � <br />g , A 6, 1986 Page 2 <br />• 2. Koch, 645-1515 <br />Mike Koch represents Gary L. Stenson, who is a developer <br />originating from Devils Lake, North Dakota, who has done <br />projects in Devils Lake, Grand Forks, and Jamestown, and is <br />looking for a developm�nt site in Roseville for Seniar <br />Citizen's Housing. He showed us examples o� the previous <br />projects, for which Arvid Eln�ss was the architect. Ndike <br />no�es that Gary at onP time worked £ox Holmes and Graven. He <br />is an a�torn�y, now working largely as a developer. <br />We reviewed various prospec�a.ve sites in Roseville, that are <br />praperly zoned and/or plann�d fo� multi-family housi�ng. He <br />may be back a.f he finds an appropriate site. <br />3. Knopak 4�7-1481 <br />Duane iCnopak �.iv�s at 629 Shryer, at the northwest c�rner of <br />Shryer anci Sk�.11man. He progoses to canstruct a 25 x 36 <br />garage (tree standing) on the northerly ha�.f o€ his lot. H�s <br />lot and others �o �he west have double frontage on Shry�� and <br />Skillman. W� noted that if he does this, they would eliminate <br />the possibility af ever dividing the lot, so �s to pravide <br />frontage on Skillman, These lots are 217 feet in d�pth, anci <br />alt�nr�ugh the 1�ats wou�d be shallow, it is physica��.ly ps�ssilb3.� <br />to elevel.�op a series of �.ots from Dale Str�et westc�ard to <br />Alameda Street. We �ugges�ed he discuss this witl� his <br />neighbors, tc� eonsid�r tt�is pc�ss�.bility befo�e committing to <br />� his own �onstruc�ian. <br />Adding the ga�age to his side �aould require a v�ri�nce tU <br />legalize the �ed�aced setl�a�ck th�t the pr�sent house has on <br />�he east side f�r�n�age �� Dale Street. �hi.s Goulc� be handl�c� <br />as a minor variance, anc� is no� tihe i,ssue. <br />4. S�ha,tzl��.n, 333-3838 <br />�ill Sch�.�zieir� is with the �r�u�son �on�tx�uction Comparty� $nd <br />has been working �i�h eob VanSlyke (b9�-6544), manac�er of the <br />Golden Ag+� l�ursing Home, regarding pAtenti�l exga�sion of th� <br />nursing h�me ta the �ast, acros� �►�bert 5treet� Mr. <br />Schatz].ein notes th�t the r���sing ho�e ha� pur�ha�s�d sQv�ral <br />of those single family residences, and the question is <br />whether 4r not it would be appropriat� tca expand into this <br />resid�ntial area. we reviewed, wittx Mr. Schatzlein, th� <br />Ci�y's policy x�eqarciing redevelopment c�f �ingle �amily hom�s <br />ar�a, noting th�t "an overwhslming majna�ity" of the residlents <br />would have to accede to the deveiopment pr4posal. W� gave <br />him a written copy of th� policy. <br />We noted that all the neighbors wauld be involaed in the <br />decision, and that w� would pr�:fer ar� overall solution to a <br />piecemeal approach. Their con�ept is one of providing <br />integrated Seniar Citizen's car� in relationship to �Y�e <br />� existing facilities in the Golden Age NurSing Home. Mr. <br />Sch�t�lein nated a comparisofl to �he Walker Dev�lopment at <br />37th and Bryant in Minneapolis. �ased on our discussions, he <br />will discuss this approach with his pri.ncipal.s and those irom <br />the Gol.den Age Nursing Home. <br />