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00 Target Stores 33 South Sixth Street P.O. Box 1392 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55440.1392 Telex No. 6879103 Remodel and Expansion of Roseville Target Store Target Stores Incorporated, A Division of Dayton Hudson Corporation, is planning to make major improvements to the Roseville store during the summer of 1988. To improve our ability to serve our customers in this store, we are proposing to expand both the sales floor and stockroom. This will require significant reorganization of both the interior and exterior of this store. The Roseville store was the first Target store, opening on April 30, 1962. Since that time a number of changes have taken place to both this store and Target stores. Target stores now is over 330 stores strong and just like the company has grown, so has the need for the Roseville store to grow. With the availability of the former tenant space next to Target, a major reorganization in the layout of the building is now available. The new layout will allow the store to become closer in size and layout to our new store prototypes. It will involve creating a larger and better placed customer service area, new restrooms, snack bar, bakery, cash and security offices. The sales floor will increase approximately 13,000 sq. ft. by converting the existing strip stockrooms along the sides of the existing store into sales floor and utilizing the former grocery store space as stockroom. This remodel will be similar to the Crystal store which was done two years ago and will make the Roseville store appear very similar to our newest Twin Cities store in Brooklyn Center. I invite you to take the opportu04 to look at those stores so that you can get a feel for the new decor ana color which will be changed in the Roseville store. To accommodate the new interior changes and to maximize our stockroom, we are proposing a new addition on the southeast corner of the existing building which will house our new marking/receiving area and new loading docks. The loading dock will be screened by extensive landscaping and a screen wall. The old loading dock will be removed and landscaped. We will also add additional landscaping near the main entrance into the site off of County Road B and re -do the landscaping near the front of the store. Because of the dramatic change that will be taking place inside the store, we feel that it is also appropriate to improve the exterior of the building. We will be completely refinishing the building in a new stucco finish with a band of color going around the building and install four red columns at the entrance, which will be similar to our new store proto- type. To accommodate this work, we request a variance to the setback requirement for the approximately 10,000 sq. ft. addition which is the same as the existing setback for the building along State Farm Road and also a variance to the parking setback along County Road B, because of approximately 931-2 ft. of Target property which we will dedicate to the county for future expansion of County Road B. A Division of the Dayton Hudson Corporation