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- 2- Planning File - J. M. Duddleston request f01 vacation of right-of-lvay (Turnstone Court) and preliminary plat "Duddleston Lakevie,.,r" at 445 South o.'iasso Boulevard Presentation Mr. Duddleston indicated that he proposes to replat the property. The existing plat has four lots around a cuI de sac. The cuI de sac has never been constructed. He proposes to vacate the cuI de sac and plat four lots all having frontage on South OWasso Boulevard. Two of the proposed lots h'ould be on the lakeshore and have long driveways. He indicated that he did not feel there would be any need to excavate for the two homes which would be located closer to South o.vasso Boulevard. Discussion Mr. Kramer recommended that a ten foot easement be provided on Lot 1 for sewer and water services. Recommendation Mr. G. Johnson moved and Mr. Rukavina seconded, that the Commission recommend approval of J. M. Duddleston's request for vacation of right-of-way (Turnstone Court) and preliminary plat I!Duddleston Lakeviewl! at 445 South Owasso Boulevard with the condition that a 10 foot easement be provided on Lot 1 for sewer and water services. Roll Call, Ayes: Cushing, G. Johnson, Kellett, ~fastel, Rukavina, Simons and V. Johnson. Nays: None. Planning File 961 - Dayton Hudson Corporation request for variance to rear yard setback at 1515 West County RoadB Presentation Mr. William Harrison, representing the Dayton Hudson Corporation, indicated that they propose to construct a:p. addition to the east side of the present Target Store 1Vhich would come to within 28.9 feet of the property line. The existing building is setback 78.9 feet from the property line. Mr. Mormon, architect representing Dayton Hudson, indicated that the building would be renovated and that the exterior wouid be cle~~ed up and treated with a cement coating and would be buff in color. The main entrance would be moved to the south. There would be wooden planters constructed in the parking area which would be 8' x 81. Deliveries to the store would be received at the north- east corner of the building. Mr. Harrison indicated that the asphalt on the east side of the building would be removed and after the addition is constructed the remaining property would be left as a green strip with landscaping. The size of the parking stalls is 9' x 20'. The garden store operation would be moved to the north side of the building and the access drive in front of the store would be widened and the right angle turn eliminated. Discussion Mr. Simons inquired if Dayton Hudson \vould be replacing the landscaping on the east side of the building and in the planters if it were to die. Mr. Harrison responded that "Yes, they would be replaced."