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Regular Planning CommissionMeeting <br />Minutes – Wednesday, September 2, 2015 <br />Page 21 <br />perspective that didn’t create the problematic issues for drive lanes and internal traffic <br />1019 <br />flow on the property. <br />1020 <br />Mr. Paschke briefly reviewed staff’s analysis of criteria for this IU application, and <br />1021 <br />recommended approval with similar conditions as addressed in the last case. <br />1022 <br />Member Stellmach questioned if and when IU properties area inspected to ensure <br />1023 <br />conditions are being complied with during its term. <br />1024 <br />Mr. Paschke advised that the Community Development Department initially reviewed the <br />1025 <br />applicant’s plan to meet those requirements, along with the Fire Marshal, with that initial <br />1026 <br />inspection to determine compliance, with subsequent staff inspections to make sure they <br />1027 <br />were meeting the objectives and goals of the IU. <br />1028 <br />Member Bull opined that this IU request seemed to be for trailer storage as well and <br />1029 <br />didn’t reference the contractor business, causing him to question if this was considered a <br />1030 <br />permitted use on this property as currently zoned. <br />1031 <br />Mr. Paschke responded that the contractor storage use was not a permitted use, and <br />1032 <br />similar to the previous IU request, upon staff’s completion of an inspection of the site <br />1033 <br />noted a number of existing violations related to current zoning code, with the property <br />1034 <br />owner subsequently provided written notice of that noncompliance item by item and <br />1035 <br />requirement to bring it into compliance within a certain timeframe.Upon meeting with the <br />1036 <br />property owners and their tenant regarding those compliance violations, Mr. Paschke <br />1037 <br />advised that the fence issue remained unresolved until the other concerns had been <br />1038 <br />addressed; and resulting in application for this IU.Mr. Paschke opined that, given the <br />1039 <br />amount of nonconformity on the site, versus the specific use of this particular property, an <br />1040 <br />IU would expand and address multiple issues remaining on site. <br />1041 <br />Member Bull noted the difference with this property compared to the previous IU request, <br />1042 <br />with this property not being directly adjacent to other uses in the neighborhood and <br />1043 <br />keeping in character with it even though it remained a nonconforming use. <br />1044 <br />At the observation of Member Bull, Mr. Paschke corrected the term of the IU from <br />1045 <br />September 1 to September 30 for its expiration (page 6, Condition 8) <br />1046 <br />At the request of Member Bull regarding removal of concrete and gravel materials, Mr. <br />1047 <br />Paschke noted that staff was allowing some latitude in relocating that material at another <br />1048 <br />site depending on upcoming winter weather, but still requiring removal. <br />1049 <br />Applicant Representatives <br />1050 <br />Chad Commers, Vice President, Roseville Properties Management Co. (RPMC) <br />1051 <br />Similar to the previous request, Mr. Commers advised that Roseville Properties had <br />1052 <br />acquired this property from the bank approximately two years ago, and the site was also <br />1053 <br />slated for redevelopment after this winter.Mr. Commers noted the end product for this <br />1054 <br />site was being marketed for a 41,000 square foot office building within this industrial use <br />1055 <br />area once the appropriate tenant was found to accomplish that use effectively.Mr. <br />1056 <br />Commers advised that the gravel pile on site was actually residue from a Roseville street <br />1057 <br />project, and the firm intended to remove it, potentially spreading it across the site to level <br />1058 <br />current holes andprepare the site for re-use.Mr. Commers advised that other than for <br />1059 <br />the trailer storage, Roseville Properties was agreeable to bring the use into compliance <br />1060 <br />once that official direction had been given.Mr. Commers further advised that all leases <br />1061 <br />for thissite were written with a short-term nature so when the opportunity came along to <br />1062 <br />do something different with the property, Roseville Properties could take advantage of <br />1063 <br />that. <br />1064 <br />Chair Boguszewski closed the public hearing at 9:22p.m.; no one spokefor or against. <br />1065 <br />Commissioner Position Statements <br />1066 <br />Member Murphystated that, as much as the previous IU application offended him, he <br />1067 <br />found this IU request to fit well at this location, and seemed to be a good continued use <br />1068 <br />short-term until redeveloped. <br />1069 <br /> <br />