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- 3- HI'. i'falone. 1865 (Jwek Lane> inquired it there Kould be any provision for pedestrian traffic along County Road B and also up to the building. Mr. }]arrison indicated that ,vas an excellent idea and that the rackslvould be installed. Mr. Dahlgren indicated he felt the pedestrian walkway was a good idea. ~1r. Simons suggested that the construction of an additional 14 planters In the parking area would be beneficial to the total development. Mr. Kellett felt that some additional planters should be constructed but he preferred to leave the specific number open at this time. Mr. V. Johnson e^~ressed concern that 14 additional planters might tend to be over kill. Recomnendation Mr. Kellett moved and Mr. Rukavina seconded, that the Commission recommend approval of Dayton Hudson Corporation's request for variance to building setback at ISIS West County Road B with the following conditions: 1. That a defined pedestrian walbvay from County Road B to the existing sidewalk on the southwestern comer of the Target Building be constructed. 2. That a bicycle rack be placed in the building entrance area. 3. That the parking spaces be stripped. 4. That additional planters with landscaping be provided In the parking lot. Roll Call, Ayes: Cushing, G. Johnson, Kellett, Mastel, Rukavina, Simons and V. Jolmson. Nays: None. Planning File 962 - Southland Corporation request for variance to rear yard setback and number of parking spaces at 1909 Lexington Avenue Presentation Mr. Steve Shatz> representing 7-11 Stores, indicated they propose to construct a building on the property. The store would be a 35 x 70 one story brick structure. He stated that they are seeking a variance from the required rear yard setback of 20 feet to a setback of 5 feet and a variance from the required 14 parking spaces to 10 spaces. r~ indicated that the 7-11 Stores have found that the 10 spaces would be more than sufficient for their needs. He indicated that they are also proposing to have a self service gasoline island. There are presently seventy 7-11 Stores in the ~vin City area, 7 of ~hich have gasoline service. He stated that the investment for the facility would be in the area of $150,000 - $170,000. r1r. Shatz indicated that the gas is a convenience to the customer and that 7-11 does not sell gas at the cheapest price in the city.