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'. and subject to the staff working with Pacific Mutual Door and the neighbors regarding the truck headlights, truck safety on the parking lot, and truck idling in non-work hours, review of the landscape planting plan to provide coniferous vegetation within the landscape plan and Pacific Mutual Door must work with the neighbors to reduce the noise and buzzers to be consistent with the City's Noise Code. 3, At the October 24, 1994 City Council meeting, the City Council continued the hearing on this request to the November 29, 1994 meeting. To provide more time to explore design solutions, the applicant has requested that this hearing be continued to the January 9, 1995 meeting. The applicant has also requested that this topic be discussed/explained at the December 19, 1994 Work Session. 4. Since this item was continued, staff has met with Bruce Schneider of Pacific Mutual Door on a number of occasions to discuss possible solutions. These possibilities range from providing stucco on the north wail to limiting the size ofthe project to less than 30,000 sq. ft. to moving Pacific Mutual Door to another location within the City ofRoseville, to using tax increment financing to construct a road on the south side of the Pacific Mutual Door property to provide access for trucks away from Fairview Avenue, A list of the possible solutions is included with the attached September 28, 1994 Community Development Department memo, Mr. Schneider has been in touch with Pacific Mutual Door headquarters in Kansas City to discuss possible redesigns for their facility. He will be prepared to discuss these alternatives at the December 19, 1994 Work Session. The hearing on this variance request is continued to the January 9, 1995 Council meeting.