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MI{MU 'ro: planning Commission pljoM; L'nyinaering/PL,vuting Tuchni('k," Fat DA'1'R: Urcemnor 2, 1983 ti118,I1iC'C: Btll4;K: KING liEVh;L011MENT Attached plr.ase find I.he following relating to the burger King proposal prosently before you: I. Site Plan (Sheet. (:-3) 2. Grading Plan/Runoff. CA Culatiuns (Sheet C-4) 3. Landscapo Plan 4. Draft Resolution No. 100-83 for Discussion Note that discussion on Lhis application will start at 7:00 p.m. Mr.. Bill Ranek of the Burger King Corporation and Mr. Jim Uenshoof will once again be present at the meeting tc further prenenll the projrct and to answer questions which ynu may have. Approval of this development: proposal will require an amendment to the original P.U.D. which was approved for the Silver Lake Woods Development. The original P.U.D. proposed an office building at this location with a U-2 zoning classification. This propnsal is not in conformance with what was originally approved. Attached please find a letter from the property owners �. rwpu-sting an amendment to the P.U.D. i 'file proposed Burger Kinq developew nt will require an amendment to the P.U.D. and zoning which was approved under the original Silver. Lake Woods development. The original Silver Lake Woods develuplrettt provides for a 20,000 square foot office building located on the parcel in question. The Burger King proposal is for a fast service food facility with another development such as a day care center or a convenience store on the remainder of the parcel. It should be noted that the only item being presented for consideration at this time is the Burger King site with the balance of the property in' the quadrant located north of County Road I and east of Mounds View Drive being left vacant for future development. In June of 1901 the City Council passed Resolution No. 1319 which addressed the zonings for all the parcels within the Silver Lake Woods area. 'Phis was based on the intent of the developer to construct an office facility on the site, a portion of which is being proposed for the Burger King development. The original P.U.D envisioned a family restaurant of approximately 6,500 square feet. The proposed Burger King development would provide a fast service restaurant facility of 2,435 square feet. The Burger King proposal will require a change in the zoning for the parcel from B-2 to B-3. It should be noted that the original rezoning Resolution No. 1319 has never been implemented tiu:ouglt specific rezoning and ordinance revisions. 'these rezoning ordinance actions are being implemented in the current zoning map update process. This leaves the question