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09I18J2008 THU 15:01 Fax 2aoa/oio Planming and Zaui.ng Meeting Minutes Decembcr 3, 2007 Page 3 il ' exit door, Mr. .Marrotte said that they could make xt an entrance ta the building without ? having to build on publio propet#y, l Mr. Jochum stated that the point zs that the publzc would like that there and we arc asking ? Heinen's to do it, NIr, Marrotte asked if we a.;re asking Heinen's to do ik Mr. Jochum , sazd that is one of the things tha.t the Village wanted. Heinen's was not interested in doing it befoxe they were asked by the Village. Mr. Manrotta tlaought that was ariginally praposed by Heinen's. Mr. Joch+um stated it vvas not. This is am add-on for the Village, Tfus comes as an apporiunity for us to work with t}aem xn developing this nottkA side af the buildiutg to promote the town centex concept whexe yau can move about from building I to building like fram here to the Jadd Mall next door. Maybe some fiume they will do • something to theix back doors to make them more like front doors and then you would , have a camman central area where everything is convenient #Q walk to. You can park your car, go to Heinen's, go #o the Jadd 1VXa11, come over he3re, you ean mili about to make it mare o£ a closer knit wallcable area. That is the to'wn center cancept, to not have to get in yout' Gar everywhere you go or to dx;ive around the corner. When Heinen's came to us and said they were ready to redo the stoxe and expantl it, #hat is when it was braught up that they Iook at #his side of the buildun,g too so tha.t it is not divorced firom tlus property and segregated the way it feels now. That was the adm.inislration recomrnending and ha-ting Heinen's look at an opppxtunity to vvo;rk with us on that. With regard, tQ the aeStIBtLC 2S1]eCt 4f lt, the VI:S1bIllty frOlA W11SOII MIIlS WIlICh We aTe now protztoting as our coxe of the city, N1r. Diemert explained that the ugly wall is samething that 2020 always felt was -not a good thing. This is an idea to help soften the look and the movability between the two prppezties. Those could be considerEd public benefits. Mr. Marquardt does nat have a probleim with Heunen's expansion, xhey could pro6abIy justify a parldng variance for the amount of parkxag they need without having aur parking lmt He has a problenn with the intexpretation af residential property and the Village doxng whatever they vyant with it because he would hate to open thai door and set a precedence for all of the acrea that the Village owns 'and expand it to say we can do whatever we want on it. It is 7oned residential, We should stick to our chaz#ex a,nd ardi.nan.ces retative to t$at. He understfends the arguxnent being made; bnt he does not like the precedenoe it is setting. Mr. Iaiemert sta.ted khat it is pretty xuuch the [a'uv. If you don't want to foIlaw that option, you don't have ta. You can say we are going tv fallow our cades. We rezoned every bit of property we owned in the Naxthwest Qua,drant by public vote to single fatrxily residential in. 2000. Zt dxd nat include this property or the fire station atea, but it included ? 51 acres oa so ;ut the Northwest Quadrant. The vote of the people on daing that is atie i thung. This o?e wa,s not included in #hat. It leaves you that flexibility. Mr. MarretU asked if the Iand eacompassing the Service Garage was part of that rezaning. Mr. Diemert said at does not include that