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~~~w . fV.IN ~ h .1 L./righton M ~ . N ~ ~ L.''1 Ln ~ January 24, 1979 o en w Irvin P. Moen ~ 50 S.E. 1st Street ~ New Brighton, Minnesota 55112 z o l- I ~ cr: co ~ w Z ~ z w => z w > <! .J::. +oJ Ln M o co z o l- I o cr: co ~ w Z LL o >- l- e..> Dear Mr. Moen: Thank you for your letter requesting the Planning Commission and City Council to review the consistency of your proposed industrial complex at 2172 Old Highway #8. ' This letter briefly indicates the procedure and timetable of your proposal and also includes some general comments concerning the preliminary site plan you presented to the City. The question of consistency with the proposed Comprehensive Plan will come before the Board of Planning on February l, 1979 and will then be reviewed by the City Council on February l3, 1979. After generally examining your preliminary site plan it appears that you will be required to apply for a variance. In an industrial district, parking is not allowed in the front yard of the site. If the Planning Commission and the city Council find your proposal consistent with the Comprehensive Plan, then you will have to apply for a variance and a build- ing permit. The application for a variance must first be reviewed by the Board of Review which meets the third Tuesday of each month. For the month of February that would be the 20th of Fehruary. The supporting documents will have to be submitted by February l4, 1979 at noon if you intend to be placed on the February 20th agenda of the Board of Review. The supporting documents needed are outlined in the enclosed booklet under Building Permits and variances. In general for the variance you must have a variance application with a legal