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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes April 5, 1972 The April 5, 1972, regular meeting of the Roseville Planning Commission was called to order by Chairman Pope at 7:30 P.M. Members present: G. Johnson, V. Johnson, Demos, Eagles and Pope. Membrez and Kellett arrived at 7:35 P.M. Members absent: None Others present: Councilman Albert Grauel, Public Works Director Sherman Goldberg, Midwest Planning representative Dick Dwinell and Administrative Assistant Steve North Approval of Minutes Mrs. Demos Moved and Mr. Eagles Seconded, that the minutes of the regular Commission meeting of March 1, 1972, be approved. Roll Call, Ayes: G. Johnson, V. Johnson, Demos, Eagles and Pope. Nays: None. Planning File 629 - Zimmerman Realty Request for rezoning from R-l to B-l-B, special use permit and variance to height limitation and setback at 2350 North Snelling Avenue Presentation Mr. John Daubney, attorney representing the applicant, briefly discussed the history of the application. He pointed out that the application had originally been before the Planning Commission in August, 1971. The time lapse was due to the fact that the applicant has been waiting for a final decision from the State of Minnesota as to whether or not the flowage easement on the property would be reconveyed. The State has indicated that they would be agreeable to establishing the limits of the flowage easement as outlined in the report of Banister Short Elliott Hendrickson and Associates dated 11-16-71 and reconveyance of same to the Village. This would establish the westerly limits of the flowage easement at approximately 465 feet west of the 1/4 1/4 line at Section 10 (Pascal Avenue). The Minnesota Highway Department is preparing said agreement. Therefore, Mr. Daubney stated that the original proposal has been changed in its concept because the buildings can no longer be located as close to the lake as previously proposed. Mr. Daubney indicated that the present proposal is no "pie in the sky" idea. The applicant has a franchise. (Sheraton Inn), management (Mr. Noble, current manager of Sheraton Inn in Bloomington), and contractor (Adolfson and Peterson). Mr. Rafferty, architect, presented several slides which compared the original development proposal with the present one. The major changes being the moving of the motel unit to the westerly portion of the property, the elimination of retail and convention facilities, the detachment of the proposed office building from the motel complex, and the elimination of the tiered parking as originally proposed on the westerly portion of the property. The first phase of the proposed development would include a 7 story motel, restaurant~ enclosed pool and meeting rooms. The second phase would consist of an eight story office building.