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,( i' CITY OF ROSEVILLE PLANNING REPORT DATE: 03-08~95 CASE NO.: 2738 Planner Approval: Department Approval: Agenda Section: Item Description: 6(d) Daniel Neujahr request for relocation of a dwelling at 3125 Rice Street. 1. Background Section 7.180 of the Roseville Code states that it is the policy of the City to maintain a harmonious and high standard of residential development and to protect such areas iTom deleterious effects through insuring that both new and relocated dwellings ftom other areas, both from within the City and from outside, shall meet specified requirements. The code goes on to say that relocation of dwellings shall be permitted in the zoning district where all necessary specifications as to lot sizes, setbacks, type of use, height regulation, and all other conditions as laid down in the code are met. In order to relocate a building within the City ofRoseville, it is necessary first to receive a special permit from the City. Prior to the issuance ofthis permit, the Chief Building Official shall inspect the building proposed to be relocated and present a report to the City as to the buildings condition and compliance with building code requirements. 2. Development Review Daniel Neujahr is proposing to relocate an existing single family dwelling unit currently located in the City of St. Paul to a residential lot located at 3125 Rice Street in Roseville. The property abuts and is directly south of the railroad right-of-way as it crosses Rice Street. The lot exceeds the 11,000 sq. ft. minimum lot size required by the City code and is zoned R~l Single Family. Currently, the lot is littered and somewhat overgrown, although there are a number of existing oaks on the property. It is Mr. Neujahr's proposal to relocate the 24 x 46 single story rambler onto the site and construct an attached 2-car garage. As the attached report ITom the Chief Building Official indicates, the house is a preconstructed structure that is basically sound but needs to be upgraded to meet all plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and other building codes. These upgrades will need to be completed prior to the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. Staff has discussed these items with the applicant) as well as questioning the oversized door on the back of the garage. Mr. Neujahr has-indicated that this door is meant to provide access for a recreational vehicle. Staff' reiterated that while this property is located on Rice Street, it is zoned R-l Single Family and commercial or industrial uses are not allowed.