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� � <br />Case No. 516-69 (Continued) <br />� � <br />4. It should be noted that if the office space is to be expanded, the ordinance <br />requires that adequate parking be provided, and ihat where such parking is <br />contiguous to "R-1" or "R-2" zones, as is the case here, adequate designs <br />for screening these parking nreas must be made. (n additi�n to this, the <br />ordinance requires that wher� commercial properties ar� contiguous to "Ft" <br />zones, a 10 fo �t buff�r xone must be establ ished and screening provided for <br />the entire commercia! area and not just the parlcing areas. If there is adequate <br />space to perform these important functions, it has been our experience that <br />the proper hr�ndling �f a(imi�ed business sifie contiguous to a"R-1" district <br />can result in a very successful solution. It is usualiy thase conditions created <br />by an inad�quate space (to smal) a site) that create the worst problems. <br />5. It is note-warthy that the "6-1" zone was c�riginally established in the Roseville <br />Zoning Ordinarace back in 1958 and 1959 so as to �rovide a means of making <br />a r�asonable transition from residentia,l deveVopment to-otlier forms of commercial <br />and industrial d�veloipm�nt. This zone has been successfully used in the <br />Village of Roseville and many other communities in the Metropolitan Area since <br />to perform this functian. <br />u <br />� <br />