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Fredrikson <br />:._ ���� <br />September 24, 2002 <br />VrA U.S. MAIL&FACSIMILE <br />Roseville Planning Commission <br />City of Roseville <br />2660 Civic Center Drive <br />Roseville, MN 55 113 <br />Re: Proposal for Amendment to B-6 Zoning Provisions <br />Ladies and Gentlemen: <br />We represent St. Paul Properties and Northco Real Estate Services ("Owners"), who operate <br />buildings containing 929,246 square feet and having aggregate tax capacity of $1,247,856 witl�in <br />the Twin Lakes area of Roseville. The Owners, as well as other owners in the Twin Lakes area <br />of Roseville, are very concerned about the proposed rezoning of their properties in Twin Lakes <br />to B-6. Under the new te�t language for the B-6 district, the Owners believe that the rezoning <br />will result in dif�kulties leasing their properties, resulting in vacancies and reduction in properiy <br />values and ultimately the tax base. <br />The Owners believe there are possible "win-win' solutions to their concerns, and that adoption <br />of either of two courses of action proposed in this letter will: <br />. Retain viable businesses and employers in the City, <br />. Maintain the tax base, <br />. Avoid the negative image and dangers of vacant and blighted buildings, <br />. Allow the recovery of significant e�sting investments in the City, and thereby <br />. Encourage future investment by desirable businesses in the City. <br />The Owners' concerns result from: <br />. The limited-use nature of their buildings, which do not readily accommodate uses <br />permitted in the new B-6 district, <br />. The long-term timeline for the proposed redevelopment of Twin Lakes into uses <br />permitted in the new B-6 district, <br />Fredrikson & Byron, P.A. <br />4000 Pillsbury Center <br />main 612.492.7000 200 South Sixth Street <br />fax 612.492.7077 Minneapolis, Minnesota <br />www.fredlaw.com 55402-1425 <br />OFFICES Minneapolis, London AFFILIATES: Mexico City, Warsaw, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver <br />/ <br />
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