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agreement that would accompany a future application for final plat approval. The western <br />59 <br />10 feet of this area is, however, encumbered by a particular roadway easement associated <br />60 <br />with (but legally independent from) the former Mount Ridge Road right-of-way in this <br />61 <br />location. The dedicated Mount Ridge Road right-of-way was vacated in 2009 but, owing <br />62 <br />to confusion over legal subtleties, the roadway easement on the 10-foot strip within the <br />63 <br />disposal area was not vacated. If the City Council sees fit to sell the disposal area to the <br />64 <br />applicants, formal vacation of the 10-foot strip will be the subject of a future application. <br />65 <br />5.4Roseville’s Parks and Recreation Commission reviewed the proposed <br />PRELIMINARY PLAT <br />66 <br />against the park dedication requirements of §1103.07 of the City Code, beginning on <br />67 <br />December 6, 2011 and continuing the discussion on January 3, 2012; the minutes of the <br />68 <br />Commission’s discussions are included with this report as Attachment E. <br />69 <br />6.0PC <br />UBLICOMMENT <br />70 <br />6.1The duly-noticed public hearing for the application was held by the <br />PRELIMINARY PLAT <br />71 <br />Planning Commission on February 1, 2012; the approved minutes are included with this <br />72 <br />report as Attachment F. After taking public testimony, the Planning Commission <br />73 <br />discussed the application and voted 5-1 to recommend its approval. <br />74 <br />6.2Email communications about the proposal received by the time this report was prepared <br />75 <br />are included as Attachment G; no phone calls have thus far been received. In addition to <br />76 <br />the written comments, an individual came to the Community Development counter to <br />77 <br />express her support for the proposal. Because many of the comments express opposition <br />78 <br />that is primarily grounded in concern about Wal-Mart’s corporate practices or preference <br />79 <br />for a higher quality retailer or some other development type, it seems worth noting that <br />80 <br />cities do not have the ability to discriminate between retailers or development types— <br />81 <br />whether the reasons to discriminate are superficial or significant—in zoning districts <br />82 <br />where a proposal represents a permitted type of land use. <br />83 <br />7.0R <br />ECOMMENDATION <br />84 <br />Based on the comments and findings outlined in Sections 4 – 6 of this report, Planning <br />85 <br />Division staff concurs with the recommendation of the Planning Commission to approve <br />86 <br />the proposed , pursuant to Title 11 of the Roseville City Code, with <br />PRELIMINARY PLAT <br />87 <br />the condition that a development agreement be executed in conjunction with the approval <br />88 <br />of a subsequent application. <br />FINAL PLAT <br />89 <br />8.0SA <br />UGGESTEDCTION <br />90 <br />ND <br />By motion, approve the proposed T2A <br />WIN LAKES DDITION PRELIMINARY PLAT <br />91 <br />pursuant to Title 11 of the City Code <br /> for the land area bounded by County Road C, <br />92 <br />Cleveland Avenue, Twin Lakes Parkway, and Prior Avenue, including the 4,643-square- <br />93 <br />foot rectangle of land that is the subject of the disposal request, based on the comments <br />94 <br />and findings of Sections 4 – 6 and the recommendation of Section 7 of this report. <br />95 <br />Prepared by: Associate Planner Bryan Lloyd <br />651-792-7073 | bryan.lloyd@ci.roseville.mn.us <br />Attachments: A: Area map E:Parks and Recreation Commission minutes <br />B:Aerial photo F:Minutes from 2/1/2012 public hearing <br />C:Concept rendering G:Public comments <br />D:Preliminary plat H:Minutes from 5/21/2012 Council meeting <br />PF12-001_RCA_070912 <br />Page 3 of 3 <br /> <br />