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Y <br />a. Impact on traffic <br />b. Impacts on parks, streets and other public facilities <br />C. Compatibility of the site plan, internal circulation, landscaping and structure with <br />contiguous properties <br />d. Impact of the use on market value of contiguous properties <br />e. Impact on the general public health, safety and welfare <br />E Compatibility with the City's Comprehensive Plan <br />WHEREAS, The Roseville Planning Commission held the public hearing regarding the <br />WCL Associates request on January 3, 2007, recommending (6 -0) approval of the <br />CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT, subject to 5 conditions; <br />NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Roseville City Council, to APPROVE <br />the request by WCL Associates (in cooperation with Clear Choice Properties LLC, property <br />owner) for a CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT in accordance with Section 1013.01 of the <br />Roseville City Code, subject to the following conditions; <br />1. Before any building permit or site plan approval can be given by the City, storm sewer, <br />sanitary sewer, and watermain need to be designed and sized properly (currently these <br />infrastructure improvements are provided to the site). The Rice Creek Watershed must <br />review the storm water management plan for this redevelopment (since it is over one <br />acre) and issue the appropriate storm water management surface water permit. The <br />proposal must also meet the City's storm water management requirements and receive the <br />approval of the City Engineer. A utility plan must be submitted for review and approval <br />by the Public Works Department and Fire Marshal that indicates the location of the <br />properly sized sanitary sewer and water stubs. <br />2. Signage for the site and building will be required to meet Section 1009 of the Roseville <br />City Code and parking lot lighting if added or modified will be required to meet Section <br />1010 of the City Code. <br />3. A landscape plan will be required that includes perimeter landscaping adjacent to the <br />improvement area and internal landscaping consistent with Section 1010. Parking lot <br />landscaping is required within island areas. <br />4. The building materials of the new structure must meet Section 1010 (Design Standards) <br />of the City Code. <br />5. The proposed improvement must be consistent with the submitted site plan dated January <br />3, 2007. <br />2 <br />