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Planning Files - Planning File #
3073
Planning Files - Type
Conditional Use Permit
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2785 HAMLINE AVE N
Applicant
SUPERAMERICA
PIN
032923310025
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<br />9.2 Uses - Permitted. The permitted uses of property within the PUD shall be limited to the <br />redevelopment of the site into a 2,867 square foot convenience store with five (5) gas <br />dispensers located on two island areas under a canopy. The parcel/redevelopment shall be <br />restricted to the parameters specified in the site development/landscape plan, building <br />elevations, and supporting documents submitted by the DEVELOPER. Where not <br />superseded by more restrictive requirements of this PUD, the standards of the underlying B-1 <br />(Limited Business) zoning district shall apply. as stated in Chapter 1005.02 ofthe RosevUle <br />City Code. The parcel may be reused and/ or redevelopment for any use allowed in the <br />underlying B-1 (Limited Business) zoning district, except as outlined herein. The following <br />uses shall be prohibited; medical or dental facilities in excess of 3.000 square feet, hospitals, <br />sanatoriums, and rest homes; private clubs or lodges; greenhouses; motels and motor hotels; <br />mortuaries; churches; public or private schools; furniture stores; dog kennels; any use which <br />reduces the amount of available required parking; or any use deemed by the Community <br />Development Director to be substantially similar to these uses based on potential noise <br />generation, visual impact, and/or parking demands. <br /> <br />9.3 Building Setbacks. Building setbacks shall be as shown on the approved site development <br />plan (Exhibit B). The minimum front yard setback (Hamline Avenue and Terrace Drive) shall <br />be established at 30 feet for the principal structure and 20 feet for the canopy. The side yard <br />setback for the principal structure shall be five (5) feet and the rear yard setback shall be five <br />(5) feet. <br /> <br />9.4 Off-Street Parking Lot Setbacks. The north yard setback shall be established at 10 feet; the <br />south yard setback shall be established at 10 feet; the west yard setback shall be established <br />at 15 feet. The east setback for the parking lot shall be established at the east edge of the <br />parking lot/drive lane as indicated on the site plan. <br /> <br />9.5 Landscape Buffer Area. A buffer zone within the required side and rear setback areas, in <br />accordance with Section 1005.01(1) of the City Code, shall be installed between this site and <br />the adjacent residential district as illustrated within the site development and landscape plan <br />(Exhibit F). The south and west buffer areas shall be comprised of landscaping that affords <br />year round screening. <br /> <br />9.6 Building Height and Design. Building(s) shall be architecturally designed to have the scale <br />and massing of the adjacent residential parcels to the south and east. The building height <br />and design of the expanded new addition shall be as shown on the approved building <br />elevations (Exhibit H). The maximum height for any building on the site shall be two stories. <br /> <br />9.7 Building Materials. Exterior building materials shall be as shown on the approved building <br />elevations (Exhibits H) and shall be face brick (Endicot Burgundy Blend), precast concrete <br />coping (sandstone) and prefinished metal (bronze). The color scheme for the buildings shall <br />be reviewed and approved by the Community Development Director prior to issuance of any <br />building permits. <br /> <br />5 <br />
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