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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, March 26, 2007 Page 21 Councilmember Ihlan expressed her concerns, similar to past discussions, in zoning and permitting for a drive-thru that transferred to a broader future use than that originally approved by the City Council. Community Development Director John Stark advised that it was his im- pression that past approvals did not have a resolution specifically stipulating uses. While Mayor Klausing had requested additional public comment be submit- ted in writing prior to tonight's meeting, none had been received, with the exception of those two noted and distributed by staff; and Mayor Klausing opened the meeting for public comment on this issue. Public Comment For the record, Community Development Director John Stark provided writ- ten comment as Bench Handout, in support of the project via letter dated March 20, 2007, from Golfsmith located at the propsed site; and an e-mail dated March 22, 2007 from Stefanie Meyer - Vice President of Retail for KinderCare, regarding her conversations with Becca, the manager of the KinderCare center located south of the project. Roger Reiling, 1877 Gluek Lane Mr. Reiling had provided his comments previously in writing; and reiterated his, and adjacent neighbors across Fairview Avenue, concerns; with their previous submission of a petition requesting, "that the Roseville City Coun- cil NOT APPROVE the Starbucks request to build a drive-up facility in our neighborhood. " Mr. Reiling had performed his own research and analysis of the propsed pro- ject, and restated his concerns regarding impacts to the seven residential properties on the west side of F airview that would be impacted by the pro- ject, specifically noting and detailing issues related to: 1) hours of operation projected between 5:00 a.m. and 12:00 midnight, creating 19 hours of opera- tion 24/7; 2) the number of cars coming to site - not just to the drive-thru; 3 )garbage collection and related noise, litter and other aesthetic issues; and 4) overall noise for the residents with most of the bedrooms facing Fairview A venue.