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Avenue) spoke: Robert Foss, Unit 412; Tammy Sanders, Unit 102; Sheila Mahnken, Unit 513. Robert Larsen, one of the owners, spoke about investing $250,000 in the Mobile Home Park over the next three to five years. Recess [Recess at the call of the Chair from 9:35 ?9:50 p.m.] First Reading Maschka moved, Klausing seconded, to approve the first reading of a Ordinance zoning amendment from the existing "B-3" (General Business) and R- Roseville Mobile 2 (Two Family) zoning districts to a mixed use Residential Planned Home Park Unit Development (R-PUD) with an underlying zoning of "R-8" (Mobile 2599 Lexington Av Home Park) which allows a mix of manufactured housing, traditional housing, and limited seasonal recreational vehicle parking and Zoning accessory uses within the (9.1 acre) property known as the Roseville Amendment Mobile Home Park located at 2599 Lexington Avenue. Roll Call, Ayes: Maschka, Klausing, and Kysylyczyn. Nays: Goedeke. Kysylyczyn commented about the purposes of the PUD. Klausing asked about consistency between the current zoning and the current uses. General Concept Maschka moved, Klausing seconded, to approve the General Concept Development Plan Development Plan that established design standards and development parameters under which the Roseville Mobile Home Park must develop or redevelop on the 9.1 acre parcel, located at 2599 Lexington Avenue. It is understood that the effective date of such a planned unit development plan and ordinance will be after the following: Submission of a final plan (Received: September 13, 2001); final approval of the planned unit development agreement; second reading of the ordinance and approval of the rezoning to the RPUD zone; publication of the R-PUD ordinance; recording of the PUD document with Ramsey County Recorder; and no new construction may occur before the effective date of the ordinance, except as approved by the Council. Roll Call, Ayes: Maschka, Klausing, and Kysylyczyn. Nays: Goedeke. I-2Welsch presented. Klausing asked about the Council?s options. Kathleen Agness Kathleen Agness, applicant, spoke about her options. Goedeke 2256 Lexington Av commented about conversion of residential property to commercial uses, and about signage. Kysylyczyn commented about historical precedent and asked about pruning. Bill Schorn, applicant, spoke about the history of the property and future improvement of Highway 36. Residents spoke about their concerns but their support for an interim use permit: Cindy Gardner, 2261 Lexington Avenue; Terry Gardner of the same address; Roger Dunette, 1085 West Sherren; Kathy Mueller, 2255 Lexington; and, Sally Goodroad, 1075 Sherren Street. Klausing moved, Goedeke seconded, that the City Council deny the applicant?s request for a Comprehensive Plan Amendment from Low Density Residential to Business and rezoning from Single Family Residential, R-1, to Limited Business District, B-1, per findings in 7.2 of the Project Report. Roll Call, Ayes: Maschka, Klausing, Goedeke and Kysylyczyn. Nays: none. Rezoning Maschka and Klausing commented about revisiting the Zoning Code to accommodate neighborhood-friendly office services adjacent to residential areas. Resolution 9941 Klausing moved, Kysylyczyn seconded, to adopt a resolution Interim Use Permit approving the five-year interim use permit requested by Kathleen (PF3329) Agness (PF3329) to allow the operation of a real estate and mortgage office at 2256 Lexington Avenue (located in the single family home which was most recently used as the Rymer Music Academy), subject