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Mounds View Planning Commission March 19, 1997 Agenda Meeting Page 4 can park in the theater parking lot once his lot fills. This would solve the restaurant's current parking problems. 4 Mr. Smith added that he has met with a number of Mound. View IViti#esses along the Highway 10 corridor and reported their comments: Mr.A.44) 0 r of Mounds * "\ View Square is in favor of the project and believes lgat thgliitas, aces in the center would fill up with the attraction of morephople to the area; Dahlberg and Mr. Dan Englesmith of Kraus-tiderson ater 040.1gt,ikalse believe that this project will help their tenantitkro r. cl16 Hall of frilivirr believes that this project will increase the buitOrnhis establishme***TMr. Donatelle believes that the more restaurants yti#fit*Oe more people you have coming to the area looking for a place to dines 6:00.9dded that he had the opportunity to make a presentation to the NO BrightbSMads View Chamber of Commerce who reportedly indicated that ttware in favor 0;Wproject and believe that the project would influence**ti*ive way itiOb'usinesses along the Highway 10 corridor. .4106511,* ALMONEtv In conclusion, Mr. Smith expressed that tie hopes they seen as "good neighbors and added that• have ed to do#1..tiiat they could to make this • particular project as nei*FWiendOs possiO. He hoped that the Planning Commission would see, as a ROtive adAjibn to the City and hoped that they would recommendAlti,City CORtit.N.Oe zoning be changed and the C ensiveRlootamendailitV ,§Waw NOINEW44 Commt,;,;; ,er Miller as to the amount of parking, if the building was partlylikkgiovend bAtt Way there was a particular reason for the 16 screens. Mr. SO.thidattl,that this ya number that Carmike, using their demographic study liidexcifOlotkthis field, sees as appropriate for this site. 111116 AA.:ommissionee9birsummarized his concerns so far regarding the project which Ow included the gutiaiWee of the buffer area, the timeliness of the construction of the offices, and w* to do if the theaters close. Jay Anthony of Anthony 10111,, Properties addressed the Planning Commission. He explained that he has itimagle,veloRegkrirtmerous theaters across the country and believes that this community W"WijaVirproud of the effort, research, and thoroughness that has gone into the monks . NIEllgyieW of this project. He added that in no project has he ever experienced this degree of a thorough review and commended the Staff for its critical review early on and for a professional job. He addressed Commissioner Obert's concerns by pointing out that one choice would be to initially clear the entire area that is to be developed which would be the most efficient method. However, Mr. Anthony is proposing, in an effort to provide a buffer to the neighbors for the short term until •