US Bank site at 2800 East Lake St

Hi all,

I just received a letter from US Bank saying that they have donated the
land at 2800 E Lake St to a nonprofit organization which will use the land
for mixed-use development.

Anyone have more information on this?

Thanks,
Anne Thompson
Seward / Longfellow

This is via Reddit but should contain the Star Tribune link to original
story. (I am not a Strib subscriber so can't get to that site at the
moment.)

U.S. Bank reveals targets for reopening Minneapolis branches damaged in
riots: Minneapolis

https://www.reddit.com/r/Minneapolis/comments/j055jf/us_bank_reveals_targets_for_reopening_minneapolis/

On Mon, Dec 21, 2020, 10:55 AM Anne Thompson <<email obscured>>
wrote:

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Interesting that they will build a branch at 36th & Lake--the old White
Castle/Tim Horton's, perhaps?Shelley des Islets Cooper (formerly Seward)Sent
from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S8.

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I believe that Seward Redesign will be acquiring the U.S. Bank site at 2800 E
Lake Street. I'm sure they will do a great job in determining the future use.
Great to have a local community development corporation that can mobilize
around opportunities like this!!

Gretchen Nicholls

Thanks Gretchen. I was hoping that they would be involved.

Best,
Anne

On Tue, Dec 22, 2020 at 6:45 AM Gretchen Nicholls <

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Are we sure US Bank purchased the old Tim Horton's/White Castle site at 36th
Ave S & Lake St? Might it not have acquired the more decrepit property on the
northwest corner of that intersection, the old video store and current
bed/mattress store (whose name slips my mine)?

I checked the property owner at Hennepin County.
US Bank owns the Tim Horton site.

Sue Kolstad
Seward

Thanks Sue. Appreciate the update.

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Correction on my earlier message about Seward Redesign and the U.S. Bank site
at 2800 E Lake Street. I'm actually not privy to where the current
negotiations are with regard to the site, and I defer to anyone with first-hand
knowledge. These things often take a while to sort out. Still hoping for a
great result for the community!

Gretchen Nicholls

Because of changes to Mpls zoning laws, they needed someplace that already had
a drive-through that would be “grandfathered” to allow their drive through

> On Dec 22, 2020, at 11:16 AM, Paul Landskroener
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> Are we sure US Bank purchased the old Tim Horton's/White Castle site at 36th
Ave S & Lake St? Might it not have acquired the more decrepit property on the
northwest corner of that intersection, the old video store and current
bed/mattress store (whose name slips my mine)?
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Is it true that Wendy's and Arbys can not rebuild with a drive thru? One would
think that would be the death of that type of business in these times, a lot of
local people worked at those places.

Rick Siewert
Siewert Cabinet
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They can rebuild with a drive-through if they get a building permit within a
certain amount of time (don’t remember how long). They don’t need to start
construction—just need to get the permit.

> On Dec 22, 2020, at 1:34 PM, Siewert, RWS <<email obscured>> wrote:
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> Is it true that Wendy's and Arbys can not rebuild with a drive thru? One
would think that would be the death of that type of business in these times, a
lot of local people worked at those places.
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> Because of changes to Mpls zoning laws, they needed someplace that already
had a drive-through that would be “grandfathered” to allow their drive through
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>> On Dec 22, 2020, at 11:16 AM, Paul Landskroener
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>> Are we sure US Bank purchased the old Tim Horton's/White Castle site at 36th
Ave S & Lake St? Might it not have acquired the more decrepit property on the
northwest corner of that intersection, the old video store and current
bed/mattress store (whose name slips my mine)?
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>> Seward, Minneapolis
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