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r October 25, 1979 TO: Jim Andre, City Manager FROM: Howard Dahlgren, Planner sUBJECT: Planning Office Hours - October 17 and 24, 1979 1. McGough. Gregg and Larry McGough were each in on the 17th and the 24th to ae-w a proposed addition to the Ettinger Trucking Company at 2711 Fairview Avenue. This involves the construction of an addition connecting two ex .sting structures, one of which is located 10 feet from the west (rear) lot line. The new addition would also be 10 feet from the line, which in this district is required to be 20 feet. At best, a variance is proposed. lie checked with Charlie Honchell and find that an easement along this west and south line of the property will be necessary for future storm sewer con- struction. Zhey have agreed to dedicate this ease --,ant along with the appli- cation for variance, which is anticipated being processed at the November 7, meeting of the Planning Commission. 2. Ryan. Benjamin and Claire Ryan were in to discuss their property located ]ust north orth of the gas station at the intersection of Old Highway 8 and County Road C-e-2. the land consists of approximately one acre, for which they are proposing the possibility of a four plex, or similar structure. We suggested they discuss this with t1ue. other properties in the area, some of which also have considerable land area. A conbination of several of these properties might prove fruitful. 3. Johnson. Paul Johnson was in with an ideet to construct a large pyramidal s ap -r and restaurant at the existing Dairy Queen site across from the beach at Lake Josephine. It became readily apparent that the scale of his development would not fit on that relatively small site. There also exists the problem of a bar across the road from the beach. Mr. Johnson thought they could buy additional land from the County. ;-b suggested it would be highly unlikely for the County to sell t►te Land, and that this land is a wetlands with very poor soil. lie suggested he find another site. 4. Aierila. Jim Mcril<a was back to revio-i revised plans, -for the new proposed Fiche cu`caan Restaurant to be called Quepasa at the nortl, corner of West Perimeter Drive and Fairviaq Avenue. They have now got the site: plan coWleted indicating a 7,800 square foot restaLwant- with 9G parking spaces. This plan will be reviewed for site plan approval by the Planning Comtu.ssion at their November 7, meeting. 5. Yang. Joseph Yang who is setting up a nami srtiall Chinese takeout restaurant in—tze shopping center at B and halewas in to discuss placing a sign on the existing roof sign frame that previously occupied his spot. ?his center was built in 1970 under a PUD, but the signs for the stores have been placed on the roof, contrary to the ordinance. The building inspector has notified the landowner that the signs are not properly placed. Mr. Yana has opened his place for business without a sign. We agreed that the buildinj inspector wc.ald approve a temporary sign permit until such time. as the sign location issue can be resolved.