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Land Use Plan to achieve a maximum coordination between the proposed <br /> development and the surrounding uses, the conservation of woodlands and <br /> wetlands, and the protection of health, safety and welfare of the community. <br /> The process also allows the City to consider the location of the buildings, <br /> compatibility, p arcing areas and other features respect to the topography of the <br /> area and existing natural features; the efficiency, adequacy and safety of the <br /> proposed layout of internal streets and driveways; the adequacy and location of <br /> green areas; the adequacy, location and screening of parking areas; and such other <br /> matters as the City may find to have a material bearing on the stated standards and <br /> objectives of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan. <br /> The planned unit development review process also requires coordination with the <br /> subdivision regulations- therefore, subdivision review in accordance with the City 2 s <br /> subdivision regulations is carved out simultaneously with the review of the P U D. <br /> This provision applies whether the PU D includes one parcel or multiple parcels. <br /> 2.0 BACKGROUND <br /> General Background. Bradley Real Estate owns the property occupied by Roseville <br /> Center, as well as the two properties formerly occupied by the Margolis Nursery and <br /> Fina Petroleum. The shopping center and Fina parcels are located in a SC, <br /> Shopping in Center District, and the Margolis parcel is located in a B-1, Limited <br /> Business District. Adjacent land uses include a combination of residential and <br /> commercial to the north and south, and commercial to the east and west. In order <br /> to upgrade the center, Bradley Real Estate is proposing to combine the three <br /> parcels into a three lot subdivision and designate the entire development as a <br /> planned unit development. <br /> Process. The site development plan for the Center has been continuously modified <br /> and improved since the original application was submitted in September 1997. The <br /> overall flow of traffic on the site, as well as to and from the site off public rights-of- <br /> way, has been improved b relocating a curbcut on Larpenteur Avenue west further <br /> w y, p y <br /> the crest (southwest i <br /> of Taco Bell), modifyng the Taco Bell drive-throug to . <br /> modifying the Snyder Drug drive-through, and realigning off-street parking areas <br /> west of Taco Bell and east of Snyder Drug. The site development plan was also <br /> modified to include the design elements outlined in the Larpenteur Avenue <br /> st reetsca p a Master Plan, provide unproved pedestrian access to the site, increase <br /> the landscaping amount of landsca in on the site, and integrate the overall design and <br /> appearance of the buildings and signage for the center and Taco Bell, and provide <br /> pylon signs which are "grounded.31 <br /> Proposed Improvements - Multi-tenant Building (Lot ). Proposed improvements <br /> to <br /> the facade of the building include replacement of the roof with a new painted <br /> metal standing seam roof with a 12 inch vertical cornice (slate blue), installation of <br /> movable metal panel raceway which will also be used as a sign band (neutral), <br /> a re p <br /> brick column enclosures including a broken block base (Kasota stone <br /> PF#2963 - RCA(03/10/98) - Page 2 of 7 <br />