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Regular City Council Meeting AND <br /> Board of Adjustments and Appeals <br /> Monday,July 16, 2012 <br /> Page 37 <br /> Additional Public Comment <br /> Phil Gravel,2176 Holm Street <br /> Mr. Gravel spoke in support of the project, and in opposition to the appeals. Mr. Gravel opined <br /> that this would be a great community facility and expressed appreciation to the applicant for <br /> having done everything asked of them by the City and its residents. Mr. Gravel also expressed <br /> his happiness in hearing that no tax increment financing (TIF) assistance had been requested, <br /> making him even more supportive of the proposed project. <br /> Mr. Gravel opined that the proposed use and project were in compliance with the 2030 Com- <br /> prehensive Plan, the AUAR determination, and the Zoning Code. <br /> Mr. Gravel further opined that there were a number of residents in the community who also <br /> supported the project, but for one reason or another, didn't generally attend these meetings. <br /> Mr. Gravel opined that staff had done a good job of outlining their findings, and expressed his <br /> appreciation to the Board and the City Council, anticipating that they would base their decision <br /> on the facts presented. <br /> Applicant Representative(s) <br /> Civil Engineer Will Matzek,Kimley-Horn and Associates, on behalf of Wal-Mart <br /> Mr. Matzek noted that Mr. Rancone had covered a number of topics and concurred with much <br /> of his position. Mr. Matzek noted that the goal of the Wal-Mart team was to be 100% compli- <br /> ant in working with Roseville; opining that it had been a long, two (2) year process, with many <br /> revisions and updates. Mr. Matzek clarified the purpose of the June 8, 2012 letter to the City <br /> was to avoid any eleventh hour issues to ensure that compliance. Mr. Matzek noted that the <br /> letter had been submitted to the City outlining their position in the matter, and their interpreta- <br /> tion that they were compliance with the City's Zoning Code and Comprehensive Plan. Mr. <br /> Matzek opined that staff's review, analysis and response to that submission, in a response from <br /> staff by letter dated June 21, 2012, outlined that compliance in detail. Mr. Matzek opined that <br /> the Wal-Mart development team was in agreement staff's review of the site and development <br /> proposal. <br /> As mentioned by Mr. Rancone, Mr. Matzek reiterated that this development represents a very <br /> small portion (14 acres, 11 of which are for the Wal-Mart project) of the Twin Lakes Redevel- <br /> opment Area totaling 275 acres. <br /> As far as the Community Mixed Use zoning district designation, Mr. Matzek advised that it <br /> was the opinion of the Wal-Mart development team that the designation was accurate and rep- <br /> resentative of the proposed Wal-Mart. Mr. Matzek noted that there were five (5) other Wal- <br /> Marts within ten (10) miles of this site, and twenty-three (23) within a twenty (20) mile area. <br /> Mr. Matzek clarified that it was Wal-Mart's intent to serve local residents and the Roseville <br /> community based on their business plan. Mr. Matzek noted the uses permitted in this zoning <br /> designation (e.g. groceries, pharmacy, auto parts, clothing, hardware) were all among those <br /> permitted uses under CMU zoning. <br />
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