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y PLANNING REPORT DATE: CASE NUMBER: APPLICANT: LOCATION: ACTION REQUESTED: PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS: 2 March 1988 1823 Target Stores, Inc. Northwest Corner of County Road B and State Farm Road (see sketch) Approval of Variance to Building Setback and Parking Setback 1. In 1962, Roseville's Target Store occupied a building originally built for the Jubilee store system (which never did develop in the Twin City's Area). The Roseville store is known as T-1, the first of over 300 stores in the national system. As was the policy in those days, there was always a supermarket next to a Target Store Many of these were Applebaum Markets, which was the case here in Roseville and later occupied by the Nolan Group Market system. 2. The Roseville store has been very successful, being at or near the top in per square foot sales for the Target system. This store is substandard in size and the Target people were recently able to regain the use of that portion of the building formally occupied by the supermarket. 3. Therefore, they propose to totally remodel the store on the interior and exterior. They will utilize the existing storage space (the north end of the building) for a sales floor and utilize most of the former supermarket space for stock room. In addition, there will be a 10,320 square foot addition at the southeast corner of the building, to which a proposed new loading dock and trash facility will be accommodated. 4. Attached is a statement prepared by the Target people along with five drawings illustrating the development proposal. The staff has met with representatives of the Target organization on several occasions at City Hall. These representatives have been Forest Russell, a registered Landscape Architect with Target Stores for many years, and Dennis Anderson, Architect AIA. These gentlemen have been very cooperative and helpful in working_ with the staff toward a revised site plan solution. yr