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Attachment B <br />АА b. The proposed use is not in conflict with a Regulating Map or other adopted plan. The <br />АБ proposed use is not in conflict with such plans because none apply to the property. <br />АВ c. The proposed use is not in conflict with any City Code requirements. Planning Division staff <br />БЉ finds the proposed parking can and will meet all applicable City Code requirements; <br />БЊ moreover, a CONDITIONAL USE approval can be rescinded if the approved use fails to comply <br />БЋ with all applicable Code requirements or any conditions of the approval. <br />БЌ d. The proposed use will not create an excessive burden on parks, streets, and other public <br />БЍ facilities. City staff has determined the proposed parking lot improvement will not create an <br />БЎ excessive burden on parks, streets, or other public facilities. Specifically, this parking lot is <br />БЏ associated with a major package delivery service (FedEx), whereby many employees do not <br />БА work on-site as they are delivering packages. For those that do work on-site, it is not <br />ББ anticipated their use of the park and/or trail system would result in a burden, nor have City <br />БВ Parks Department staff expressed concerns to Planning Division staff. In fact, <br />ВЉ implementation of a condition of approval requiring installation of a trail will only improve <br />ВЊ upon the CityÓs trail amenities. <br />ВЋ The City Engineer has also determined there will be no significant traffic issues associated <br />ВЌ with the parking lot. A formal traffic study is not required. Existing traffic on County Road <br />ВЍ C2 is 3,300 vehicles per day and has adequate capacity for any increase in traffic. A <br />ВЎ conservative estimate of new traffic generated from the parking lot is 752 new trips per day. <br />ВЏ The existing three-lane design of County Road C2 can accommodate the increased vehicle <br />ВА use. <br />ВБ e. The proposed use will not be injurious to the surrounding neighborhood, will not negatively <br />ВВ impact traffic or property values, and will not otherwise harm the public health, safety, and <br />ЊЉЉ general welfare. Planning Division staff have determined the proposed parking lot will not be <br />ЊЉЊ injurious to the surrounding neighborhood; negatively impact traffic or property values; and <br />ЊЉЋ will not otherwise harm the public health, safety, and general welfare given the existing <br />ЊЉЌ impact of commercial uses already present and utilizing this corridor of County Road C2. <br />ЊЉЍ Specifically, the 2040 Roseville Comprehensive Plan guides these parcels and those in direct <br />ЊЉЎ proximity for Mixed-Use, and a rezoning to Corridor Mixed-Use was accomplished in <br />ЊЉЏ November of 2021 to ensure consistency between the CityÓs official Zoning Map and <br />ЊЉА Comprehensive Plan. Prior to this change, the 2030 Comprehensive Plan and official City <br />ЊЉБ Zoning Map designated these parcels for High Density Residential. This change was made in <br />ЊЉВ anticipation of the residential parcels along County Road C2 to someday be redeveloped <br />ЊЊЉ under more flexible zoning standards than the high-density residential designation offered. <br />ЊЊЊ County Road C2, with existing traffic of 3,300 vehicles per day and a conservative increase <br />ЊЊЋ of roughly 752 new vehicle trips, is adequately designed to accommodate this increase in <br />ЊЊЌ traffic given the three-lane roadway design. Further, County Road C2 is already utilized by <br />ЊЊЍ numerous industrial uses in the area with no issues. Lastly, although this parking lot will <br />ЊЊЎ generate new trips within the general area, this use is less impactful than a number of <br />ЊЊЏ permitted uses that could be redeveloped on the subject parcels. <br />PF22-015_RPCA_AUNI_Holding_CU_020123 <br />Page 3 of 5 <br /> <br />