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� � Report by Sensory Analysis Center, Kansas State University dated September 10, 2010). M. The proposed asphalt plant proposal will emit odors in a manner that will constitute a nuisance to the surrounding area prohibited under 1007.01(D)(4) of the Roseville City Code. Specifically, Old Dutch Foods sates that: Ambient odors alone making therr way in Old Dutch Foods potato chips constitutes a signiftcant risk of a catastrophic event for the company. Ambient odors alone in the product could not only signiftcantly damage sales, but would almost certarnly result in a significant recall of the product, causing substantial frnancial losses to Old Dutch Foods, and even more importantly, to the Old Dutch Foods brand. " (Source: Letter from Francis Rondini, Chestnut and Cambrone, attorney representing Old Dutch Foods, 2375Terminal Road, Roseville, dated September 10, 2010; pg. 3). N. The proposed asphalt plant proposal will emit odors in a manner that will constitute a nuisance to the surrounding area prohibited under 1007.01(D)(4) of the Roseville City Code. Specifically, the use of many carbon filters, as proposed to be used by Bituminous Roadways, is rated by several manufactures of carbon filters to be ineffective in absorbing hydrogen sulfide, the chemical compound that creates the "rotten egg" smell and actual operating conditions of the asphalt plant can degrade the carbon filters over time. (Source: Letter dated September 10, 2010 from Joseph Maternowski, Moss and Barnet, representing UC06 Roseville MN LLC, property owner of 2501 Walnut Street, Roseville, pg. 6-8). 9. The Asphalt Plant proposed by Bituminous Roadways is not permitted under Section 1007.015 of the Original and Amended Ordinance since it will involve chemicals that are noxious as defined under City Ordinances and involve chemicals that are in danger from fire or explosives. 10. The Asphalt Plant is the principal use which Bituminous Roadways intends for the subject property. The outdoor storage of aggregates for which the Conditional Use is being requested by Bituminous Roadways is a component of, and subordinate and incidental to, the construction and operation of the Asphalt Plant. The subordinate and incidental use of outdoor storage of aggregates is not allowable where the principal use is prohibited. 11. The City Council finds the following with respect to the Conditional Use Permit Application, based upon evidence which has been presented to the City Council as well as the following specific sources: a. Impact on traffic: A review of the traffic impact by the City of Roseville Engineering Department has indicated that the surrounding road network has 0