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<br />"""h <br />i I ,~_~ i'J <br />V \ '" i"J ),d \J.?'~tl>.,,(>(;#( ~, <br />REQUEST FOR ~bAJm":r~h:et);MM:ISSION ACTION <br /> <br />Department Approval: <br />DPW /TP <br /> <br />Item Description: <br /> <br />DATE: 10/21/02 <br />ITEM NO: X. B. <br /> <br />-J/J A A /J . /2...,rI:;; Agenda Section: <br />I ~ ~ ORDINANCE <br /> <br />Second reading of Twin Lakes rezoning to B-6, Mixed Use Business <br />Park; and, a request by property owners for clarification of pre- <br />existing, nonconforming uses and text within the Roseville City Code <br />Section 1005.07 (B-6, Mixed Use Business Park Districts) prior to any <br />rezoning (PF3359). <br /> <br />1.0 SUMMARY: <br /> <br />In June, 2002, the City Council held a first reading for a Twin Lakes area map change from an <br />assortment of uses and zones to a B-6, mixed use business park. At that time interested property <br />owners requested the Council to protect their interests in the existing buildings and uses within Twm <br />Lakes. A portion of the B-6 text language stated that the pre-existing non-conforming uses would not <br />be allowed to expand, intensify or be replaced in kind. From July though September property owners, <br />staff, and the Planning Commission met to consider methods of approving the rezoning while <br />protecting the pre-existing and non-conforming uses and buildings now on the site should the zoning <br />change to B-6. Some progress was made, wording was clarified, the text of the B-6 zoning ordinance <br />is now being reviewed for clarity and inclusiveness consistent with the Master Plan. <br /> <br />2.0 RECOMMENDATIONS: <br /> <br />On October 2,2002, the Planning Commission (and staff) recommended to the City Council that <br />the Twin Lakes area B-6 rezoning request be denied. Instead, the Commission and staff <br />recommended that, to remain consistent with the Council concept of market based <br />redevelopment, the individual property owner should come forth with their B-6 rezoning requests <br />at the time that their property is ready for redevelopment. This allows the pre-existing and/or <br />non-conforming uses to remain "as-is" within the existing 1-2, 1-1, B-1, and B-4 zones. <br /> <br />The Commission stated: <br /> <br />Motion: Member Pepper moved, seconded by Member Bakeman, to recommend <br />Any Planning Commission recommendation on language changes to the B-6 zoning <br />district be tabled until November 4, 2002, and that the City Attorney and staff are to <br />retain the existing pre-existing, nonconformity language, and further that the City <br />Attorney and staff are to prepare specific clarification language for Section 1005.07 A <br />and B regarding "permitted uses and ancillary uses". <br /> <br />Member Traynor stated he will support the motion, change has been planned for 15 <br />years, but the City must get moving on the site. The market will still drive the <br />development on the site and that the City should encourage redevelopment of Twin Lakes. <br />Carried 5-0. <br /> <br />PF3359-RCA(I02102) Page 1 of 13 <br />