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Regular Planning Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – Wednesday, October 03, 2012 <br />Page 4 <br />Vice Chair Gisselquist closed the Public Hearing for File 0017 at approximately 7:00 p.m.; <br />145 <br />with no one appearing for or against. <br />146 <br />MOTION <br />147 <br />Member Gisselquist moved, seconded by Member Strohmeier to recommend to the <br />148 <br />City Council APPROVAL of the text amendment adding Limited <br />149 <br />Production/Processing into the Permitted Uses Table 1005.01 and specifically for <br />150 <br />the Regional Business District, as detailed in the staff report dated October 3, <br />151 <br />2012. <br />152 <br />Ayes: 6 <br />153 <br />Nays: 0 <br />154 <br />Motion carried. <br />155 <br />Staff advised that anticipated City Council action is anticipated for October 22, 2012. <br />156 <br />c. PLANNING FILE 0017 <br />157 <br />Request by the Planning Division to add to the definition of Limited Warehousing <br />158 <br />and Distribution to Section 1002 of the Roseville Zoning Ordinance and to amend <br />159 <br />the uses chart for both the Regional Business District and Office/Business Park to <br />160 <br />allow Limited Warehousing and Distribution as a permitted and conditional use. <br />161 <br />Vice Chair Gisselquist opened the Public Hearing for Project File 0017 at approximately <br />162 <br />7:03 p.m. <br />163 <br />City Planner Thomas Paschke summarized the request for amendment to the Zoning <br />164 <br />Ordinance, based on actual use of the updated Zoning Ordinance, and issues during its <br />165 <br />actual application related to non-conforming uses that are being found to create <br />166 <br />limitations on use and reinvestment for existing structures and their potential re-use. <br />167 <br />Mr. Paschke advised that this unique area included several different sites in the Oakcrest <br />168 <br />Avenue area, basically between Fairview and Cleveland Avenues. Mr. Paschke advised <br />169 <br />that staff had visited the sites multiple times to review and obtain information (1975 <br />170 <br />Oakcrest constructed in 2006; 1920 Oakcrest; 1995 Oakcrest). Mr. Paschke noted that <br />171 <br />inspection revealed a number of uses within structures, including varying production, <br />172 <br />processing, manufacturing and warehousing, distribution, office, and limited warehousing. <br />173 <br />Mr. Paschke reviewed the definition in the Zoning Ordinance for “Warehouse” and <br />174 <br />permitted uses for Warehousing and Distribution currently only permitted in Industrial and <br />175 <br />Office/Business Park zoning district designations. <br />176 <br />Staff’s analysis was detailed in the Request for Planning Commission Action dated <br />177 <br />October 3, 2012; and several examples for pre-existing, non-conforming uses were <br />178 <br />provided, with Mr. Paschke noting that this limited future tenants and potential re-uses <br />179 <br />beyond those historical functions. <br />180 <br />In reviewing the Oakcrest Avenue situations, Mr. Paschke advised that staff had <br />181 <br />determined that existing warehousing/office mix would probably be present for many <br />182 <br />years, and the Zoning Ordinance should be modified to clarify the absence of distribution <br />183 <br />within the definition of Limited Production and Processing since distribution was a critical <br />184 <br />component of permitted uses. Mr. Paschke clarified the intent to limit permitted uses <br />185 <br />based on a limit of eight (8) or fewer pick-up trucks, panel or cargo van type trucks. Mr. <br />186 <br />Paschke referenced Section 2.3 of the staff report and the trigger for a Conditional Use. <br />187 <br />Discussion included definition of trucks and semi’s; number of trucks on site at any one <br />188 <br />time; site-specific nature of Conditional Uses; understanding the function of specific <br />189 <br />businesses under this application; and their proximity to residential areas. <br />190 <br />Public Comments <br />191 <br />Mark Rancone, Roseville Properties <br />192 <br />Mr. Rancone again spoke in support of allowing for more flexibility in leasing buildings in <br />193 <br />this area; opining that limited warehousing was a natural extension to make those <br />194 <br />buildings functional given their age. Mr. Rancone again noted that today’s requirements <br />195 <br /> <br />