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ATTACHMENT A 47 48 WHEREAS, in furtherance of the federal, state and local government response, there is a 49 need to provide multiple, additional, or alternative customer service areas on commercial sites 50 within the City in order to limit forward-facing exchanges between customers and employees and 51 to promote physical and social distancing between patrons of a business and persons engaged in 52 business activities. 53 54 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Roseville, 55 RamseyCounty, Minnesota,declares that notwithstanding any Roseville City Code provision to 56 the contrary an existingbusiness located in a commercially-usedzone may establish drive-up or 57 drive-through areas, customer ordering, waiting or pick-up areas, or customer seating or service 58 areas on its property to facilitate safe commercial activity, and allowance of faith organizations to 59 establish outdoor drive-in services,conducted consistent with federal and state orders or health and 60 safety guidelines, including DEED’s Guidance of Safely Reopening Minnesota Businesses, in 61 accordance with the following: 62 63 1) The outdooruses shall be deemed temporary and may occur in parking and sidewalk 64 areas or green space areas without the need for a variance or conditional use. A protective 65 and reflective barrier between cars and outdoor seating must be established. If the business 66 and/or faith organization is not the fee owner of the property used by the business for the 67 temporary outdoor use, any temporary outdoor use must have written approval from the fee 68 owner of the premises. 69 70 2) Due to the residential environments that faith organizations are typically located in, 71 outdoor drive-in or drive-up services may only occur during service days/times that were 72 established prior to the COVID-19 pandemic and services shall, to the extent possible, 73 broadcast audio through streaming to smartphones and/or tablets or using an FM transmitter 74 to broadcast to the radio. 75 76 3) Operators must prepare and make available upon request of the Police and/or Fire Chief 77 a Traffic Management and Fire Safety Plan, accounting for the following: 78 79 a. Separated vehicular and pedestrian passageways, 80 b. Access for emergency vehicles and fire lanes, 81 c. Ensure safe building access/exiting continues, 82 d. Ensure exterior fire department connections are not obstructed, and 83 e. Provides on-site traffic and operational managementto ensure such plan is 84 being adhered to. 85 86 4) Customer waiting or service areas must not impede sidewalk usage nor block disabled 87 person parking spaces or ramps, nor shall any activity create nuisance conditions for 88 abutting properties. Compliance to Minnesota State Accessibility codes and ADA 89 requirements must be maintained. 90 91 5) On-site temporary signage and storage is authorized, including on-site directional 92 signage. Temporary and on-site directional signage shall not obstruct traffic.Temporary 93 tables, tents and sun shelters may be erected, but any such structure exceeding 200 square 94 feet in size shall require a building permit, with temporary structures exceeding 400 square