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Roseville Planning Commission Meeting September 4, 1985 P~e 8 PlannilUl ~..lQjQ Commers-Klodt reqeust for vacation of public easement. Presentation Mr. Dahlgren pointed out that when this building was first constructed, a public easement for right-of-way was dedicated which could have provided for the extension of Anthony Lane from the City of St. Anthony. Ultimately the properties to the west and to the east were developed by the applicants and Patton Road was platted and subseqently built. Thus the easement from the St. Anthony side is not really required. Mr. Matson moved, seconded by Ms. Dressler that the easement vacation be granted. Roll Call: Ayes: Matson, Dressler, Johnson, Mueller, Wiski Nays: None Abstain: DeBenedet PlanniM File 1611 Golden Age Nursing Home, variance to east side yard parking setback at 1415 County Road B. Presentation Mr. Dahlgren discussed this proposal pointing out that two plans have now been presented; one of which creates space for 65 cars and one that creates space for 57 cars. The two plans are basically being presented as a result of the fact that there were some problems with the owner to the north, in terms of utilization of that particular property. Tom Dunwell, the architect representing the project, also appeared to discuss the project and discussed both plans with the Planning Commission members. He asked that both plans be approved contingent upon a final agreement with the Blumbergs at a later date. Discussion Dick (unidentified) pointed out that Albert should not become a no-parking street. Steve Riegel asked what the rumors were regarding the purchase of the three homes in the area. Riegel pointed out that he did not have any problem with the proposed parking scenario.