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A,CTIOi N REQUESTEDO: <br />61 <br />PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS. <br />a aIis -I a a <br />Carmen T. Dorso <br />_16 Attached is a, letter from Carmen, T. Dorso, outlining his proposal to <br />continue the use of a portion of' his property for the exterior storage <br />of automobile, and truck, bumpers., We are not certain when the bumper <br />storage operation began, though it has been going an for a good number <br />of yearisii The storage of bumpers in this manner is not allowed in the <br />industrial zoning districte <br />Several, monthis ago, we met with a riepries�ent,a,t,ive of the Keystone <br />I <br />Autiomotive, Co. ("who owns the bumpers) suggesitin,g that the bumpers be <br />riiemo,ved and that, they be storied in a warehouse where such storage *Is <br />allowable.1 <br />3. The Cifty *is now at the development stage where we have prospects <br />®I for the redevielopment of' the parcels east of Cleveland Avenue <br />and Wialist of L,angt,on La,kel. Intieriest in this area, has been accelerated <br />I i I <br />because of the planning fair and the approval of the, redevelopment of <br />tihe propertiles weist of Cleveland Avenue, includiLng the property directly <br />across the street occupied by the G�a,rireitt, Truck Line, Inc. <br />5* The use proposed is si milar to othler used car parts that are legally <br />stored outside. 1 Whether such "Junk yard"-type storage is appropriate in <br />Roseville today is a, matter of' serious concern. It would be helpful if <br />members of t,h�e Plan�ning Commission and Council would view the area <br />to ascertain the appropriateness (or lack thereof) for the proposed <br />continuance of' this use.. <br />