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plumbed and will not be on a foundation. The unit will only use electricity. Water will be brought in each day in self contained dispensers and removed each evening. Employees will use the restroom facilities in the Target stores. The Minnesota Department of Health had reviewed this concept in the City of Apple Valley and has given their approval for that location. The Ramsey County Department of Public Health, under the Ramsey County Food Protection Ordinance, is responsible for review and approval for Roseville food service application permits. Their review of the Outpost Java plan has begun but as of this writing has not been completed. The modular unit itself will be 8 feet by 10 feet by 10 feet tall and will be a wood frame construction. Exterior materials include brown and beige stucco, glass, with a silver cornice/sign band on the top. Because it is a modular unit without a foundation, there will be exterior tie downs for protection against high winds. A planter island will be created around the building and extend on both sides to delineate the drive isles approaching both service windows. TRAFFIC CONSIDERATIONS: The primary concern with this application is the impact it would have on parking and traffic circulation in the Target parking lot. Included with this report is a copy of a traffic impact analysis study done by the City's traffic consultant, Short, Elliott, Hendrickson. The estimated total trips is 300 per day, with the peak business from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. (based on a survey of the cities of Seattle and Portland). Included with the report are suggested possible arrangements of the kiosk and the drive-through lanes. Drawing number 2 is the suggested alignment that is preferred by the traffic consultants and City staff, in that it seems to provide the lease disruption to the traffic circulation in the Target parking lot. Approximately 14 parking spaces are lost with this configuration. During the spring season, the parking ratio would be 5.39 spaces per 1,000 square feet of Target store, still in excess of code requirements. 4. The Planning Commission, at the October 11, 1995 meeting, unanimously recommended approval of Kenneth Clausen's request for a conditional use permit for a gourmet coffee kiosk at 1515 W. County Road B subject to: a. The drive isle configuration suggested in the traffic consultant's drawing No. 2; b. Approval of the Outpost Java food service plan by the Ramsey County Department of Public Health. c. A one year staff review and report to the City Council of the operation and traffic flow with traffic direction and conditions to be modified as necessary based on the review. Staff Recommendation:: 1. The staff has reviewed conditional use permit criteria a-fand finds this project is 2