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approved in Roseville, since others have been required to do so, including their competition with the Hertz -Penske Truck Rental development further to the west on County Road C (where everything has been done according to code). I further suggested that selling off the easterly portion perhaps is not wise since the ultimate long range redevelopment of !arid, having it altogether would be advantageous. There is an existing 6,000 square foot building on the easterly site which Ettinger's are not now using. He also noted that one of the potential users of the site for a year or two is Strict Leasing Company, which occupies the southwest corner of Long Lake Road and County Road C where the Heritage Inn development has been approved. We noted that getting the Strict people off that site would be in the City's interest, and that short range use of his land for that purpose might be workable. The leasing of trucks is a special use in the industrial zone and, thus, could be controlled with a time limitation. Mr. Bixby going to consider the possibilities discussed and get beck to the City later. Based on that concept has applied to the City the property occupied t the southwest corner of is a copy of a stateme illustrating the proposed approach, the M.W. Ettinger Transfer company for a Special Use Permit for one year to have oy the Strict Company which is now located at County Road C and Long Lake Road. Attached nt from the Ettinger people and a two drawings use of the land. 5. The only concept approach that the City can to`ke in reviewing this proposal is one of a temporary use of the land with the principal result of having the Strict operation removed from the very important "gateway parcel" at the entrance- to Long Lake Road south of County Road C. It is hoped that this will then allow for the redevelopment of the land as approved by the City for the Heritage Inn development. 6. The application does not specify the exact size of the proposed temporary building. The size, nature of construction, and appearance should be determined with the applicant as a basis for one of .the conditions of the temporary approval of the Special Use Permit. Other conditions could include the fencing of the property, surfacing specifications for the land, and a limitation on the time for permanent expiration either as proposed by the applicant (one year) or some other agreed upon time. It may be appropriate to consider a time limitation of more than one year (perhaps two years) with the understanding that at that time no consideration for extension would be considered. 7. In summary, it would appear that the removal of the storage of the Strict Leasing operation from its existing site (at the southwest corner of the Long Lake Road and County Road C) will be advantageous to the City's major goal of improving conditions to promote the redevelopment of the office area to the south. It would also appear advantageous to the City's long term interests to keep the Ettinger property ;n tact for ultimate reuse. In any case, a time extension of a couple or years will likely be advantageous to the more appropriate development of the 6 acre property even in the event that it is deve:oped as a separate parcel.