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.,~ J.(p?:?' REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION DATE: 11-22-93 ITEM NO.: ~ -3 DePMf7¥oval: Manager Reviewed: Agenda section: ~c:::& Hearings Item Description: Theodore Brausen request for a special use permit at 2180 N. Dale street. Background: 1. Mr. Brausen owns and operates the Amoco Service station at Dale street and County Road B. Last year, he received final approval for a planned unit development to remodel and expand the station, incorporating the adjacent lot and building into the proj ect to be used as a new auto service building and office. Brausen Enterprises now office at this location and Mr. Brausen is seeking to add a mail order business that would provide personalized labels for bottles of champagne and wine. 2. section 8.350 of the Roseville zoning ordinance calls out off- sale liquor stores, not located in shopping centers, as uses that require a special use permit in a B-3 General Business District. By definition, the use that Mr. Brausen is proposing, must be considered an off-sale liquor store, thereby, needing a special use permit from a land use perspective and needing a license from a business licensing perspective. 3. The business that Mr. Brausen is proposing is not a typical off-sale liquor store operation. Rather, it is a specialized service provided to clients on a mail order or phone order basis. It involves computer generated personalized labels affixed to bottles of champagne or wine. No other retail sales of alcoholic beverages are a part of their proposal. Because it is a mail order business and because it would be included in the office space of Brausen Enterprises, no visible signs of this business will be apparent outside the building. No signage is proposed and no additional parking is required. 4. Chapter 151 of the Roseville Code addresses liquor license requirements in the city of Roseville. specifically, Chapter 151.130 regulates off-sale liquor establishments. As a part of the annual licensing requirement, this section requires that a licensed premises have at least 1600 sq. ft. of sales floor area. This applies to a more typical off-sale retail establishment but the square footage will need to be addressed by the city Council during the licensing application.