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6. 10 The Planning Division has reviewed the submitted plans and will continue to work with 20 Roundy's on determining compliance with specific aspects of Section 1006 and 1010 (Design 2 Standards) of the Roseville City Code. These include parking light lighting, mechanical �22 equipment placement and screening, and final landscape plan details. C-101 2,4 6.11 The proposed building, as depicted on the elevation rendering, will include varying heights and 2 5 other features such as window and awnings to break-up wall massing. The overall height of the 2 Ci, proposed structure is 40 feet. Ancillary structures such as the open market and coffee/caf6 will 2 7 be limited to a height of 30 feet. �28 2 6.12 The grocery store shall be placed approximately 100 feet from the west property line, 45 feet from the east property line and 80 feet from the north property line. Outlot structure shall be u. placed a minimum of 30 feet from the south property line, 30 form the west property line and 20 2 from the east drive lane curb edge. 31) 6613 Cart corrals are permitted throughout the site and can be moved to address customer habits. However, the outdoor storage of carts is prohibited unless fully screened from view, The Planning Division will work with the applicant on an appropriate solution, 57 PLANNING DIVISION COMMENTS: 9, 1>1 6613 Section 1006,04B defines 24 hour use, which reads: Twenty four (24) bour uses as defined by kl() Section 1002.02 ofthis title x° 11 be permitted uses in the S- C Sbopping Center District but uses kl within tree bundred feet (300) of'a residential district sball be subject to the additional 4 2 performance standards as indicated below. A significant cbange in the regular hours of' operation of 'any existing use to twenty four (24) hours located within three bundred feet (300) �Z�Z of'a residential district constitutes an expansion and intensification ofthe use and shall require 4 5 modification ofthe plan and improvements to the site in compliance with the standards specified below for twenty four (24) hour uses. (Ord. 1234, 12-15-1999, efT 1- 1 -2000) 4 7 6.1.4 Section 1 002.02 (Twenty-Four Hour Uses) states: Any commercial use that is regularly open for business or involves other significant, outdoor activity during any hour between ten o'clock 50 (10: 00) P. M and seven o'clock (7.- 00) A. M (Ord. 1234, 12-15-1999, efT 1- 1 -2000) 5 5 2 The Planning, Division has reviewed the proposal as a 24 hour use due to the indication firom Roundy's that the for would be open firom 6 am to midnight and has the following, 5,4 comments regarding, certain heightened r quir ments. 5 5 I'll") "Ji 6615 § 1006 .0 5A2 (Buffer Zone) states: Where a sbopping center district abuts a residence district, 5 7 any new development shall include in the required setback a buffer zone a minimum of 'forty feet 58 (40) in width abutting the residential district. This protective strip shall contain no structures, 5 r shall not be used for parking, off-street loading or storage, and shall be landscaped. The landscape treatment shall include the seeding of'grass or soming ofthe whole ofthe buffer strip, the planting of sbrubbery and trees and maintaining of 'same, a compact screen wall, 2 fence, berm, landscaping, or combination thereof which limit shall be not less than seventy five percent (75%) opaque year-round to a minimum beigbt of '6 feet above the parking lot curb. The landscape treatment must be approved by the city and shall be in barmony with a residential 5 neigbborhood and provide sufficient screening ofthe sbopping center operations. The Page 4 of 10