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9648
Resolution Title
Approving a conditional use permit for 2945 Partridge Road (Roseville Chrysler Plymouth) to allow outdoor storage of inoperable vehicles.
Resolution Date Passed
3/22/1999
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<br />3. To eliminate the north side yard encroachment and to meet the side yard setback <br />requirement, the drive lanes shall maintain a five (5) foot landscaped setback <br />separation from both the north and south property line. This requirement will <br />require a revision to proposed drive lanes indicated on the current site plan. <br /> <br />4. To eliminate the 3.19 foot rear yard encroachment, the parking lot shall maintain <br />a five (5) foot landscape setback separation from the rear property line. This <br />requirement will require a revision to the rear parking lot and inoperable vehicle <br />storage area. <br /> <br />5. In review of the submitted site plans staff assumes that the rear yard area (west) is <br />the proposed storage area for inoperable vehicles. Based on Staff's interpretation <br />of the Code, this storage area shall be screened from public view. This screen <br />shall be a cedar (or similar) fence (board on board variety) eight feet in height <br />(Section 1007 .03D2). Parking shall be limited to 10 to be repaired vehicles in <br />stalls that are 9 feet wide and 18 feet deep. <br /> <br />6. All towing equipment, including dollies, trailers and wreckers, shall be stored <br />within the screened area or within the building. The proposed inoperative vehicle <br />storage area could be modified to accommodate these vehicles, however, it would <br />be required to meet all setback requirements stipulated in the Zoning Ordinance. <br /> <br />7. All two-way drive lanes shall be 24 feet in width and all one-way drive lanes shall <br />be 12 feet in width. <br /> <br />8. Because the submitted plan set does not label these items, the applicant shall <br />identify on-site improvements such as the parking lot lighting and the trash <br />enclosure on the final plans. If not stored in the building, trash shall be placed in <br />an enclosure with a roof and attached to the existing structure. The enclosure <br />shall be constructed of similar materials and color to that of the existing building. <br /> <br />9. The applicant proposes a wall mounted sign on the east side of the structure that is <br />consistent with City Code and less than 10% of the front building wall. No <br />banners or displays shall be hung from fences or the building. <br /> <br />10. Because the submitted plan does not label where customer parking, employees <br />parking, inoperative vehicle storage and new vehicle storage areas will be located <br />on the site, the applicant shall identify these particular areas on the revised site <br />plan. The new vehicle storage area shall not be used for vehicle display, vehicle <br />sales and/or vehicle demonstration by the public. The use of the building shall be <br />for activities related to the storage and preparation of new vehicles and the repair <br />of inoperable vehicles. <br /> <br />11. The off-street parking area and drive lanes being reconstructed with concrete curb <br />and gutter (B612). <br />
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