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� <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />Planning Office Hours <br />November 19, 1986 <br />Page 5 <br />This company owns five trailers, two tractors, and five <br />straight vehicles, occupying a total of 18,000 square feet <br />in two structures in the warehouse area north of County Road <br />�-2, easterly of Cleveland. The <br />housing is a permitted use, althoughbthe ordinancehadoesnet <br />specifically allow "storage and moving" companies. I <br />suggested that the storage of trucks relevant to warehousing <br />should be confined to an area immediately contiguous to the <br />space utilized for warehousing, but that the storage of such <br />vehicles all over the area is not allowed. <br />I noted I will discuss this with the City Attorney <br />any definite decisions regarding the feasibility <br />continued occupancy of the site. They have a <br />within this complex so as to get away from the <br />immediately contiguous to Cleveland Avenue. <br />prior to <br />of their <br />location <br />location <br />Mr. Matson is a new owner, having purchased the buildings <br />rec�ently from the Roberts Company. He notes his intent to <br />paint th� exterior of the buildings and maLntain them well. <br />He, too, is cvncerned about the excessive parking of trucks <br />affecting the other tenants. <br />9. Gottlieb, 831-2326 <br />Richard Gottlieb proposes to purchase the existing "Dusty's" <br />I�estaurant east of Snelling Av�nue and remodel it to a <br />"erickov�en Be�nerie." He notes that the structur� on the <br />exterior, parking, and access wi11 all remain the same. <br />He propos�s to paint or stain the exterior of the building <br />and remodel the int�rior. I suggested a dark brown stain <br />for the ext�rior inasmuch as that would be more compatible <br />with th� dark earth-tone color ot the bricic of the Comten <br />building next door to the south. <br />I noted that the sign can be chang�d if the square footage <br />remains th� same. <br />If th�r� are no chang�s to the exteriar, parking, or access <br />no action is r�quired by the Planning Com�miss3on and/or <br />Council. <br />10. Adam, 646-4011 <br />Paul Adam proposes to purchase the land south of his single <br />tamily lot, south of Ryan Street. He was inquiring as to <br />wh�ther he coul�l build a free standing garage on the <br />property anr3 store his clump truck and bobcat. I noted that <br />th� City ordinance allows for the parking of up to a ton and <br />on�-half ton truck on a residential lot, but not a dump <br />truck or bobcat. <br />