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_I ...TlfuttjlNrI!de-llJxic.. 'LffQ~ .[).eev<.. ft1.tz~: ~~ ~~. q,t11-- . ~. ~ rff,'if"r:b-::.z:'~'-"t. ~~i,.~: I}. 11 #. .~j/J"'} a..!~_1:f9~~~2.Noh' wi--- f. ~'''' ,...~ ;~.~~ · IP1IR i"'L~ -:::'~tfJ ~.:u.t 'W'" DATE;.~::?~,..az. ,i ~ "J'ff~" th.t~. ()~~ ~ It~irgtN'6~'H::5" i J ~\~ Department Approval: Mana er Reviewed: Agenda Section: . ~ ~ ( ,,'" ? , Bruce ThompSOnlRamse;;OIDlty Library re~:~t~o: PUD approval for a ,IJ~ {'11 retail coffee shop within the Ramsey County Library at 2180 Hamline ~ ~ ' Avenue. :_~ ~ ~ ~~: ~ j 6~ ~ -.Q ki" · ! ~~~I) ~i~ ~ tl~ j ~j' -9 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ If' ~ ~ The property under consideration is zoned R-1 Single Family Residential and is designated for ..t t) civic uses on the City's Comprehensive Land Use Guide Plan. The 43,000 square foot building t ~ is the largest branch library in the Ramsey County Library system. Ramsey County Library ~ officials and Dunn Brothers Coffee are proposing a project which would incorporate an 1,800 J ~ square foot coffee shop within the existing library, immediately east of the main entrance along J ~ ~ the south side of the current public space. This space is currently utilized by the library for book .;j , ,J thcart sthorakge and over-floldwbechredecko1;1t. Thd e cartsakwbeould be storfed ~ ~ther area:; Othfthe.bUlul'lding and )~ 1 e c ec out lanes wou eSlgne to m e tter use 0 eXIsting space m e Clrc ation ..;::. ,C'\ area. The library and coffee shop would share common space, such as the entry vestibule, ~ deliver area, restrooms, trash receptacles, and parking. The project designers have indicated that ..... ~ ')... C> the existing HV AC equipment, water service, and electrical service will be used and that no A ~ J .;!: additional equipment will be required. The coffee shop will utilize the existing exterior driveway J) ~ ! . ~ I configuration (currently designed for drive-up library use) for drive-up coffee sales. ...:: ~ ~ '~ ~, J~ ~~ ~\)\ The exterior drive-up window, currently in existence, is proposed to be relocated approximately M~ 't ~ 12 feet east of its current location to better accommodate the interior counter and seating area ., ~ i t ] layout. This adjustment will not affect the exterior driveway and circulation layout nor the .,tl) .s: ~ ~ access to the book drop off windows approximately 55 feet further east of the relocated drive u~ p ~ Dunn Brothers has indicated that from past experience, they do not expect more than two autos CJ. ',~ ~ ~ stacking at the drive-up window. The City's traffic consultant's numbers, in the Engineering ~ ~ i' f~ t a review section are somewhat higher. With the exception of signa~e, moving the drive-up ;:; · i-:~ ~ ~ to. j window is the only modification proposed for the exterior of the hbrary that would result from ~-Q ~~ the addition of the coffee shop. The sign package is currently being negotiated with the library. ~ ~~. ~ ~ Interna1library security will be bandied by a reconfiguration of !be library cbeck -out comters rI' ~. ~ i ~ .. -- ~~~L.'/l,!~-- 3j}e~~ ~ ioDk'bf1Uaht4,-tA.~T/"'J ~ i ~ ~r ?...t ~. ~ of. ~ CIij ftb,~" J'~ ~' ~[JMAp!~ct. u ~ fJ3 ~ ...\ Dux th-ulJt ,1I~~/aM.Jn." ~tlt~&J,<<.t)~ _ · \ ) , (i)JwpLlj~ {f<<~.w~!.-'lHnn~'?)l~~~?M~~~~' · ~. .]i ~ V' '01 ~f ~ \' ,{ nd The Ramsey County Roseville Branch Library, located on Hamline Avenue and County Road B, was built in 1993. The property it is located on is designated for civic uses on the City's Comprehensive Land Use Guide Plan and is zoned R-l Single Family. The building is 43,000 square feet in size and is constructed of face brick with anodized aluminum fascia and trim. The library parking lot has 225 parking spaces. Library officials are proposing to lease approximately 1,800 square feet of space at the Roseville Branch Library to Dunn Brothers Coffee for a shop providing coffee and coffee related beverages and food to library patrons and the general public. In the R-1 Single Family Zoning District, this retail use is not considered either a permitted use or a conditional use. The PUD application provides the opportunity for the City to consider a mixed use development on this site. Development Summary: