Correspondence 1985-1989 Dahlgren

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• � � Office Hours � April 2, 1986 2 � April 7, 1986 Charlie Honchell showed Mr. Barrett the City's proposal to widen that portion of Trunk Highway 36 Service Road from that intersection easterly to Fairview. Charles noted that this included adding an additional lane on the north side, producing a free turn movement for access west bound, northerly to Perimeter Drive from Fairview Avenue. Mr. Hon- chell noted that the City was attempting to get this con- struction going this year, but that timing depended upon cooperation from the contiguous landowners to the north (Fairdale Shopping Center), relating to costs of right-of-way acquisition in conjunction with appropriate assessments to the land. Mr. Barrett was pleased at these prospects, but also ��xpressed concern about the need for a signal at the inter- section so as to provide more adequate egress for east bound traffic heading towards Fairview f rom this intersection. Mr. Honchell noted that Mr. Barrett could express his con- cerns for the immediate traffic condition by writing a letter requesting a review of current and future disposition. 3. Kraus-Anderson, 332-1241 eill Harris, of Kraus-Anderson Realty, was in to discuss possible de�elopment opportunities in Roseville. Kraus- Anderson has two principal companies: Kraus-Anderson Can- struction and Kraus-Anderson R�alty. Recently, the latter has been principally occupi�d with the development of the International Cent�r in downtown Minneapolis, which is in the s�cond successful phase. They are, therefore, lookinq far new devel4pment opportunities, and are much int�rested in Ros�ville. W� reviewed various locations in Rosev�lle, emphasizing the tax incr�ment parcels� including those being put together by Rosewood Corporation (noting their progress and intent, as recently v�rified with the City Council). Mr. Harris also expressed int�rest in multi-family residen- tial properties, which we reviewed with him in terms of �otent�al s�tes in Roseville. He agreed that he would keep in �ouch with the staff, and �hat he would check into the va�iou� aptions we rad discussed. 4. Duane Albrecht, 633-451n Duane Albr�cht has begun, and substantially completed, a 15 ft. hy 40 ft. (600 sq. ft,) second story office addition ta his site south of County Road C, between Snelling and Hamline. He had not appii�d for a build�ng permit for this construction and, there�ore, the �uilding was "Red Tagged".