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r Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Planning Commission Meeting, 6-5-91 Page 11 DISC. (Cont'd) The facility is proposed to provide a central/base station for three other stations in this area; Roseville, New Brighton arr! Shoreview. Four ambulances will be stored in the facility, to be sent to the various other stations as needed; no outside parking of ambulances. The station has six crew members, two members per shift. The building is proposed to contain vehicle parking, small kitchen, restroom and shower facilities and a changing area. The Building Inspector has reviewed the plans for the interior remodeling and finds the plans to be in compliance; questioned the use in the B-4 district. Number of calls per day in the Ramsey County Area is approximately 15, however, the vehicles are dispatched from different bases. The 3iilding Inspector questioned disposal of medical waste. Iago reported the waste is bagged appropriately by ambulance personnel and picked up for disposal by United Hospital. Iago reputed she contacted other cm mzities where Health One has facilities and the service generally operates in the industrial and commercial districts. George Lang and John Kumula, representing St. Paul Companies, were present to discs the use of the site. Lang advised the lease agreement has a provision for relocation of terkants, in the event development of the B-4 district occurs prior to the lease expiu:ation. Lang noted that several tenants in this area have long-term leases; 10 years. He also noted there is no repair work on the vehicles in the buildings. Lang indicated the use is similar to personal service and it appears to be a higher use than an industrial use. Planner Bergly commented that TIC" monies may be utilized to relocate tenants in the Lexington/ Fox area. In discussion, Ominission suggested the service appears to be similar to a public use and/or warehousing of vehicles. Ommission concurred that the operation does not spc�Afically fit into any of the existing definitions,. the proposed use would be less intensive than the previous occupant, and the use could operate e►t.ibly with other existixag uses in the District, but should be considered an interim use. It was also determined that they use would be more appropriate in the B-3 Service Business Districcrt and noted that a transition strategy in the rezoning was provided to allow now uses to occupy existing buildings, if the use would Lave been permitted in the I-2 District. Commission co.-curred to rec wtvrnd Council determine the proposed use of the facility as a permitted interim use, under the warehousing definition. DISC; PKPIKING Commission reviewed the information provided by the LK. JOHANNA BLVD. Public SafewtvAlorks Camitt.ee, the Cammity Service Officer and the Ramsey County 3herif f's Department, relative to tie parking problem and request for parking variance on Lake Johanna Boulevard . Comnission concurred with the Public "�fety/t•brks Canittee and Rawsry► Count] Sheriff's DQ t i-Ea❑ttanetx tiara that no variances or P r ni be granted to park on Lake Joham- Joulevard and that tho omplainant seek other methods offered to resolve the problem.