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-3- rerrove the applicant IS penni. t were two fonrs of guarantees available to get the work done. Mr. Rukavina indicated that he was very skeptical of good faith agreenents but it appeared that this may be an acceptable approach to helping Mr. Thanas solve his iImediate problem of financing. Recamendation Mr. Rukavina roved and Mr. Mastel seconded, that Mr. Thomas be given an extension to his variance to building setback with the condition that landscaping along the easterly portion of the property be ccrrpleted within 36 rronths of the approval of the variance. Roll Call, Ayes: G. Johnson, Cushing, Dressler, Mastel, Rukavina, Sirrons and Vern Johnson. Nays: None. Planning File 1126 - Dayton Developnent Catpany request for preliminary plat at 1705 STH 36 Presentation Mr. Dahlgren indicated that the Rosedale Center, like rrost regional centers, is owned by anchor tenants and ~ owner of the tenant building. For Posedale, the existing anchor tenants are Day tons , J. C. Penney and I:bnaldson' s. A fourth anchor tenant is nCM being added to the Rosedale Center, funtgarery Wards. Dayton-Hudson Catpany's request to replat their land is being propos d because of the additional parcel needed for I'bntgarery Wards structure and parking area. Portions of the original plat remain the same, which are those areas allocated to the original Dayton and J. C. Permey store. The new plat creates Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4. Mr. V. Johnson asked Mr. Jim Blarquist, Project Manager, Dayton Hudson Canpany, if there was anything he wished to add to the presentation. He did not. The question arose whether the Wards building had been approved by the City Council. Mr. Dahlgren indicated that it has. Mr. Stark, 1630 Bruce, carplained that the Dayton Canpany was inproperly maintaining its drainage system and is causing mmerous problems to adjoining properties. Mr. V. Johnson was also concerned about the ponding Dayton's is going to provide with the Wards development. Mr. Johnson expressed concern about the increased runoff and the runoff in general cuased by the Dayton properties. Mr. Blarquist indicated that they have worked with the Rice Creek Watershed District in providing proper pending facilities for this new site. Mr. Vern Johnson asked Mr. Blarquist if it ~uld be convenient to wait on approval of the plat Until the pond is in. Mr. Blooquist stated that they would have the pond in by this fall and that the Wards building would be carpleted by August, 1979. A question was brought up by a person in the audience as to why there was a parcel 4. Mr. Blooquist indicated that parcel 4 belonged to Allied Stores and it will belong to the developer at a later date. 'lhis arrangE!te!lt will balance out the properties in a better maIDer and will not becooe a new building site.