Correspondence 1985-1989 Dahlgren

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Plannin Offi• Hours A ril 16 1986 • g ► P . Page 7 t They also revised the parkinq between the old and new dormi- tories so as to double load this corridor, rather than single load, as previously proposed. This increases the car capacity for the residents to about an additional fifty spaces. We also suggested that these car parks and additional roadways be more carefully delineated, indicating exactly where new curbs are to be built and where the existing roadway will remain. 13. Banet, 871-5615 Reed Banet and Steve Erickson (architect with office) were in to discuss adjustments to the as relates to their proposed new shopping center side of Lexington, and the revisions to arrangements on the east side of Lexington. Paul Pink's right-of-way on the west the parking We reviewed the right-of-way dedication requirements as relates to the County's system plan, noting that sixteen and one-half feet will be required on the west side of Lexington. We suggested that this right-of-way be dedicated, and that a variance then be issued to provide parking up to this new right-of-way. This would allow for the development of the property in a reasonable fashion, similar to the preliminary plans proposed. On the east side of Lexington, Mr. Honchell suggested that a � dedication of at least an additional seven feet would be appropriate, and a variance up to that line. This will provide some space for planting, which does not now exist. The revised parking arrangement will provide approximately twenty-five additional cars over what is in the current layout. Mr. Honchell suggested that a dedication of sixteen and one-half feet would be devastating to the center, and result in substantial parking loss that would create a very serious problem. The sixteen and one-half foot dedication and variance to that line is the same solution that was arrived at with respect to the Texaco site at the northwest corner of Lexington and Larpenteur. Mr. 3anet noted that First Minnesota Federal c3r�es not have a contract to park on the parking area now located northerly of their structure on the west side of Lexington. Mr. Banet is going to review the dedication proposal with the owners of the property and get back to the City regarding application for the appropriate variances for the development of the new center, and the redeveloped parking lot to the east. 7t was noted that the right-of-way for Ione Street has previously been vacated. 14. Linder, 489-7965 Henry Linder lives at 691 West Larpenteur, on property owned � by his father. The property has a set of greenhouses and a two car garage, which Henry Linder has been using as a cabinet shop.