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amended zoning provisions, but the amendment may take a considerable amount of time to <br />91 <br />complete given the levelof detail required, its potentially large scope, and the fact that the <br />92 <br />amendment is not the Engineering Division’s highest priority project.Planning Division staff <br />93 <br />believesthat such a conundrumrepresentsapractical difficultywhichthe varianceprocess is <br />94 <br />intended to relieve. <br />95 <br />Roseville’s Development Review Committee (DRC) met on November 13, 2014to discuss this <br />96 <br />applicationand the only concern about the proposal was the lack of specifications about the <br />97 <br />proposed pervious paving system to confirm that the proposal is, in fact, consistent with the <br />98 <br />anticipated amendment. Adraft engineering proposal has since been providedwhich details how <br />99 <br />the proposed driveway can be constructed to achieve 50% perviousness;theproposalisincluded <br />100 <br />with this RVBA as Attachment D.The applicant should continue working with Engineering <br />101 <br />Division staff for approval of appropriate materials and construction techniques. <br />102 <br />OAR <br />UTSIDE GENCY EVIEW <br />103 <br />Notice of this application was mailed to Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR) <br />104 <br />Area Hydrologist; no comment was offered by the DNR. <br />105 <br />PC <br />UBLIC OMMENT <br />106 <br />At the timethis report was prepared, Planning Division staff has notreceived any <br />107 <br />communicationsfrom the publicaboutthe variancerequest. <br />108 <br />RA <br />ECOMMENDEDCTION <br />109 <br />Adopt Variance Board Resolution 110 <br />approvingavarianceto §1004.08of the City Code to <br />110 <br />allowthe proposedexcess paved surfaces and building footprints at 365 S Owasso Boulevard, <br />111 <br />subject to the following conditions: <br />112 <br />a.The driveway shall utilize materials and installation methods thatare determined by the <br />113 <br />City Engineer toachieve at least 50% perviousnessas proposed and reviewed with the <br />114 <br />variance application;and <br />115 <br />b.Impervious surface area shall be limited to 25% of the parcel area, and the applicant shall <br />116 <br />continue to work with Engineering Division staff to complete the Residential Storm <br />117 <br />Water Permit processor otherwise comply with comparable City regulations in place at <br />118 <br />the time of constructionto install and maintain the pervious pavement. <br />119 <br />AA <br />LTERNATIVE CTIONS <br />120 <br />Pass a motion to table one or more of the items for future action. <br />a.Tabling beyond <br />121 <br />January 7, 2015may require extension of the 60-day action deadline established in Minn. <br />122 <br />Stat. §15.99. <br />123 <br />Adopt a resolution to deny the requested approval. <br />b.Denial should be supported by <br />124 <br />specific findings of fact based on the Variance Board’sreview of the application, <br />125 <br />applicablezoning or subdivision regulations, and the public record. <br />126 <br />NS <br />EXT TEPS <br />127 <br />The decision of the Variance Board is final unless an appeal is filed. The appeal period remains <br />128 <br />open for 10 days from the date of the decision, and an appeal may be made either by the applicant <br />129 <br />or by another Roseville property owner. <br />130 <br />PF14-030_RVBA_120314 <br />Page 4of 5 <br /> <br />