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2/27/2023
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Attachment A <br />E <br />XCERPT OF THE J ANUARY 4, 2023 R EGULARLY M EETING OF THE <br />R OSEVILLE P LANNING C OMMISSION <br />1 1. Public Hearing <br />2 <br />3 a. Consider a Request by AUNI Holdings in Coordination with FedEx for a <br />4 Conditional Use to Allow a Parking Lot as a Principal Use at 2373 and 2395 County <br />5 Road C2 (PF22-015) <br />6 Vice Chair Pribyl opened the public hearing for PF22-015 at approximately 6:33p.m. <br />7 and reported on the purpose and process of a public hearing. She advised this item will be <br />8 before the City Council on January 30, 2023. <br />9 City Planner Paschke summarized the request as detailed in the staff report dated January <br />10 4, 2023. <br />11 Member McGehee asked for additional information on some of the parking lot things that <br />12 would be required. <br />13 Mr. Paschke indicated all of the current park lot requirements would be enforced for this <br />14 parking lot. He believed the difference is in the way the parking lot is designed for <br />15 parking vehicles. He indicated he has not had any discussion with the applicant regarding <br />16 parking of vans and the potential requirement of islands. Islands are required every <br />17 fifteen stalls and, in some cases, separate on the end of drive aisles in some cases but in <br />18 most cases. That discussion has not occurred as it relates to this parking lot. He indicated <br />19 the coverage is going to be eighty-five percent hard cover, fifteen percent green space. <br />20 Member McGehee asked if there was anything for EV charging. <br />21 Mr. Paschke indicated there was not anything like that and is not currently in the Zoning <br />22 Code. <br />23 Member McGehee thought this could be a condition placed on the approval of this <br />24 project. <br />25 Mr. Paschke was not sure it could be a condition. <br />26 Member Schaffhausen explained she went through staff recommendations and they kind <br />27 of matched many of the requests from people that live around this as far as some of their <br />28 concerns. She asked Mr. Paschke to provide a one-to-one match regarding the provisions <br />29 recommended that was provided in the bench hand out provided to the Commission. <br />30 Mr. Paschke explained that based on this proposal, the parking lot is set back currently <br />31 from that north property line and twenty-eight feet from the west property line. He <br />32 reviewed with the Commission the provisions in the bench hand out. He noted the goal is <br />33 to be to have a greater setback on the two property lines and also the attempt to try to <br />34 save some trees along the property lines, if possible. That is all going to depend on how <br />35 the site is engineered and how much earth that needs to be moved and those types of <br />36 things. <br />37 Member Schaffhausen thought it looked like staff was recommendingboth fence and <br />38 some semblance of landscaping as well. <br />39 <br /> <br />
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