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John O’Sullivan <br />November I, 1996 <br />Page 3 <br />These potential changes suggest that it is premature to proceed \\ith a detailed Commercial site plan <br />review at this time, because information is either lacking or will be revised in the near future. <br />The additional "unknowns" which dfi need to be resolved in order for your site plans to become firm, <br />include whether the parking setback, structural coverag e and hardcover variances w ill be approved. <br />As noted abov e, you should prov ided written justification why these variances should be granted. <br />Variances must be supported by adequate and legitimate hardships. You should attempt to describe <br />\vh\ each of these variances is critical to development of the site. <br />Rike/Walking Path Location <br />The bike/pedestrian pathway proposal is scheduled to be reviewed by the Park Commission <br />on Monday, November 4. The meeting starts at 7:15 pm in the Council Chambers. It would <br />be appropriate and helpful for you to anend. It is my opinion currently that neighborhood access to <br />Navarre may be best served by a bike/walking path on the current Navarre Lane right-of-way, and <br />perhaps a partial vacation is a possibility with some cr<“ative pcdc st.ian access design between youi <br />two sites. Your proposed path location w ould seem to onh serv e the Olive Avenue portion of the <br />neighborhood directly. The path of least resistance for pedestrians and bikers coming westward on <br />Navarre Lane from the east, would be to continue directly up Nav arre Lane to the 15/19 intersection. <br />Your proposal may present a hindrance tc them rather than an amenity... <br />5»ummarv' and Scheduling <br />In sumiiiary, we do not as of this writing have the necessary infomiation to proceed with a complete <br />review of your Commercial Site Plan and variance application. We can only do a partial review with <br />the information in hand. The additional items needed include: <br />1 . A cuirent certificate of surv ey correctly defining the property boundaries. <br />2. Proposed building elevation views and floor plans, including information <br />regarding the height variance. <br />3. Complete proposed site grading plans showing all existing and proposed <br />contours, the volume of cuts and fills, the stormwater pond design, the <br />location, construction and height of proposed retaining walls, etc. (I suggest <br />you contact Shawn Gustafson regarding additional information he may require <br />to be shown). <br />4. Written addendum in support of the variances requested. <br />Your street vacation request will be presented for review by the Planning Commission on November <br />18, since that outcome impacts your further site planning. Also, we will be prepared to discuss the <br />setback, hardcover and structural coverage variances at that time so that you can gain some sense