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T.J. Properties May 24,~ 1994 Page 2 Make sure the parking area has a mutual benefit for each of the properties. · Proper cross-access and cross-park!ug .agreements are prepared and executed. ' -' · The shared p.arking concept, does not circumvent the setback requirements. · Similar requests, and certainly there will be others, along the Main Street office corridor have been presented to the Planning Commission. Dennis Chuba has a similar arrangement and James Rossman has plans that will inclUde"a common driveway. These types of parking areas provide an efficient use of the relatively small lots within this 'corridor, improve vehicular circulation, and reduce access points onto Main Street. FUTURE EXPANSION OF PROPOSED BUILDING ~. At some later date, T.J. Properties 'Will remove the 'existing home from the parcel immediately to the west and make room for a builc]~ug expansion. That expansion will require additional par -]ring spaces and will comp]~ment the shared park~ug design as proposed. The long range plans for this area include extending the park~ug and driveway further west, which will eventually connect with Sherburne County Abstract & Title buila~g. This will continue development of the Main Street office corridor by emphasizing buildings along Main Street and parking to the rear. SITE' PLAN REVIEW Since this development is'a permitted use, a specific review of the development plans are being done by the Concept Review Committee. However, the following is an overview of issues associated. With 'this development. Pedestrian Circulation Sidewalks will need to be provided from the parking area to the building and connecting with the sidewalks along the south side of Main Street. tjprop.pc