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k,14L& <br />REQUEST FOR COUNCIL D11SCUSSION <br />WATE: 7/18/2011 <br />ITEM NO: <br />Item Description.- Request by Roseville Planning Division for approval of a zoning text <br />amendment pertaining to variances (PROJ-010,17) <br />1.1 The substantial updates to Roseville's Zoning Code, which were the focus of much of the <br />Planning Commission's efforts in 20 10, were approved by the City Council on December <br />13, 2010 and became effective when the ordinance summary was published in the <br />Roseville-Little Canada Review on December 21 , 20 10. At that time,, however,, the <br />language governing how variance applications are considered and reviewed was left <br />largely unchanged until State Statute 462.357 subd. 6 was revised in response to case law <br />(i.e., Krummenacher v City of Minnetonka), from the Minnesota Supreme Court in the <br />summer of 20 10. <br />1.2 Cities across Minnesota had been increasingly lax in the interpretation of "reasonable <br />use" in order to approve variances required to allow all sorts of seemingly "reasonable"' <br />residential improvements. But the Supreme Court's decision essentially reaffirmed that <br />variances existed only as a tool to provide relief to property owners when some unique <br />circumstances on a specific property conspire with the zoning code to effectively prohibit <br />the any/all (C reasonable"' use of the property. As of May 5, 2011, the statute authorizing <br />Cities to consider variances was modified to allow variances to be granted where there <br />are "practical difficulties"' with meeting the letter of a zoning ordinance, which is more or <br />less consistent with the way Cities had been operating for several years based on previous <br />case law that supported such a practice. The proposed amendments are shown in bold <br />and text in the draft ordinance,, included with this report as Attachment A. <br />2.0 PUBLIC COMMENT <br />The duly-noticed public hearing for the proposed TEXT AMENDMENT was held by the <br />Planning Commission on July 6, 2011; draft minutes of the public hearing are included <br />with this staff report as Attachment B. No members of the public have provided comment <br />at the public hearing or otherwise and, after closing the public hearing and discussing the <br />proposal, the Planning Commission voted unanimously (i.e., 5-0), to recommend approval <br />of the proposed Zoning Code TEXT AMENDMENT. <br />3.0 SUGGESTED ACTION <br />Wiscuss the proposed Zoning Code TEXT AMENDMENT in preparation for considerinLP-4., <br />adoption of an ordinance on July 25, 2011. <br />Prepared by:,, Associate Planner Bryan Lloyd (651-7912-70,73) <br />Attachments: A. Draft Ordinance B. Draft 7/6/20111 public hearing minutes <br />Amd.t4—RCD-017 18 11. doc <br />Page I of I <br />
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