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City Council Regular Meeting - 07/26/04 Minutes - Page 11 Permit became permanent, noting the need to inform the applicant that continuing the Interim Use Permit applications, for approximately three years to-date, could not be defined as "temporary" or "interim." City Planner Thomas Paschke noted that, in defense of Family Academy (applicant), they were having difficulty in finding permanent space in Roseville, but were continuing their diligent search. Mr. Paschke noted that whenever the Planning Commission, staff or the City Council determined that the modular classrooms were not working on the site, the applicant could receive appropriate notice. Councilmember Maschka observed that, on school days, traffic was starting to stack on Hamline Avenue; and expressed concern that a traffic plan needed to be reviewed for that area. Mr. Paschke noted that the applicant was aware of this concern, and were adjusting their school schedule to address some of the major concerns regarding traffic congestion. Mr. Paschke concurred that the traffic plan needed to be monitored and addressed as applicable. Councilmember Kough opined his support of the school and their expansions, and expressed pride in their intent. [9.0] Kough moved, Schroeder seconded, adoption of Resolution No. 10232 entitled, "A Resolution Approving an interim Use Permit (Expansion and Renewal) for Family Academy Charter School, 3000 Hamline Avenue (PF 3584)." Councilmember Ihlan addressed Condition 9 identified on the proposed resolution (identified as Item 'I" on the staff report dated July 26, 2004, "Should 2005 student population exceed 50 new students, a sanitary sewer and water connection must be provided to the 'new' modular classroom building;" and questioned the procedure for monitoring that condition.