Correspondence 1985-1989 Dahlgren

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� • Office Hours March 26, 1986 2 • March 27 1986 v 3. Yorkton Ltd., 641-5603 Mr. Jeff Iisakka attended this meeting, representing Yorkton, Ltd. Yorkton had previously prepared a concept Planned Unit Development drawing which proposed a day� care center, a professional office building, and two seventy-eight unit Senior Citizen's buildings. Craig Waldron asked Yorkton to come in for the meeting to inquire about the status of their plans, and to consider the possibility of including this development in one of the tax increment districts. Mr. Iisakka indicated that the day care center was proceeding more rapidly than the remainder of the development, and that the estimated value of the building was apprc�ximately $700,OOO.QQ. He also stated that one of the seventy-eight unit Seniors buildings was in the planning process, and there were potential investors involved in considering the potential for that project. Mr. Waldron asked that Mr. Iisakka go back and talk to his boss, Mr. Lee, to inform him of the potential for including this praject in the tax increment finance district. The publ�c improvements which were discussed as poteritial for City participation were the extension of Grandview Avenue and the pos�ibilit�r of some soil correction. 4. Duane Albrecht, Gordie Heseth come back in because he has his existing Gordie had red to com� in and Albrecht Landscaping, 633-4510 had informed Mr. Albrecht that he had better to talk with staff at an Office Hour meeting, been constructing a second story addition on structure without a permit. This morning, tagged the construction, and told Mr. Albrecht discuss this situation. We rev�.ewed the history of Mr. Albrecht's development on the property, the conditions of his original rezoning, and a number of code violations which had never been satisfactorily re�olv�d on the subject property. At the conclusior� of the meeting, it was clear to Mr. Albre�ht that before he does any additional work on that property he will need to submit a revised plan to the City for approval, Gordie Heseth also requested that Mr. Albrecht provide hir� wi�h a set of the plans he is building from, so that h� can camment on code requirements. Mr. Albr�cht said that he would be in attendance at next Wednesday's meeting with a revised site plan. 5. Rosewood Corporation � Representatives of Rosewood Corporation, Mr. Gene O'Brien, Attorney tor Georg� Hart, and Mr. Johnson, Financial Advi.sox to George Hart were in.