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1 doggie day care times, with pet care specialists on-site 24/7, a Veterinarian on call, and climate controlled 2 conditions. 3 Mr. Creasy addressed access to the building for staff yin overnight lock-in conditions, cleaning crews, and 4 preparation areas for next-day meals and staff break areas. 5 Ms. Lansing addressed on-site and off-site impacts on neighbors, and reviewed the con ' struction, and 6 additional in-store construction amenities, including air pockets and compartmentalization to decrease 7 Inorse in areas, 'in addition to pet stress levels; odors handled through enhanced H systems air 18 exchanges. Ms. Lansing reviewed pet waste handling on site. Ms. Lansing also addressed concerns 19 raiseld regarding Inolse 'issues bordering on residential properties adjacent to the site, with previous 10 studies done indicating only barely audible noise outside the 50' perimeter. Mr. Paschke clarified that, due to the location of thie'Williams Pipeline In the backyards of those adjacent residential homes, the separation from the retail building to, the residences was 200 feet, 'in addition to the location of a substantial sound wall, due to the existing location of a truck lane for delivery to all uses on 14 the site. a 15 16 117 18 19 20 21 22 23 214 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Discussion between the applicant and Commissioners 'Included the nature o f and any impacts to traffic other than existing tenants currently create; growing demand of this type of service, even though new to the Twin Cities area, concern of the applicant that this be a pleasant, safe, attractive and healthy place, and their desire to protect the health and safety animals of the pets, standards adhered to and accreditation by the applicant as a member of the Fennel Association', and the applicant's preference for up to 70 spaces lava'lable for day camp areas. Ms. Lansing clartfiled that the facility operated 7 days a week, with regular hours on Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. — 9*.00 p.m., and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. — 6:00 p.m.; and the applicant requesting, allowances for drop offs as early as 7,#.00 a.m. to accommodate scheduling for boarding, grooming or day care, Mr. Paschke indicated staffs recommendation that hours of operation be specified as part of the CUP review and approval, noting the variables. Mr. Paschke advised that staff had received two (2) phone calls from residents in the James Addition, not supportive of the proposal, but not expanding on what aspects they were opposed to, other than the proposed nature of the kenneling and boarding portion of the business. Public Comment Chair Wakeman closed the Public Hearing, with Ino one appearing for or against. 32 MOTION 33 Member Boorigter, moved,' seconded by Member Doherty to RECOMMEND APPROVAL of a 34 requested ZONING TEXT AMENDMENT to Section 1002 Definitions — Dog Kennel to exclude pet 3 arding 'and/or daycare as an accessory use to pet and pet supply store and Section 1006.016 316 Ilse Chart to *Include pet boarding and/or pet dayeare as a condl*flonall use in all zoning districts 37 where pet and pet supply stores are permitted or conditional uses, for Rosedale Commons LP and 38 PietSmart wilthIn Rosedale Commons shopping center, 2480 Fairview Avenue, based on the 39 comments in Section 6 of the project report dated December 5, 2007. 40 Ayes: 7 41 Nays-., 0 42 Motion carried. 43 MOTION 44 Member Boerigter moved, seconded by Member Gasongo to RECOMMEND APPROVAL of an 45 AMENDED CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (CUP) for Rdsedale Commons LP and PetSmart allowing 46 pet boarding and a doggie day camp withlin Rosedale Commons shopping center, 2480 Fairview 47 Avenue,, based on the comments and findings of Section 6 and the condiflons of Section 7 of the 48 project report dated December 6, 2007, amended as follows: