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Rosevil1e Planning Commission Wednesday, October 4, 1972 The October 4, 1972, regular meeting of the Rosevi1le Planning Commission was called to order by Chairman Pope at 7:30 P.M. Members present: Members absent: Others present: G. Johnson, V. Johnson, Membrez, Demos, Kellett and Pope. Eagles Councilman Albert Grauel, Public Works Director Shennan Goldberg, Midwest Planning Representative Dick Dwinell and Administrative Assistant Steve North. Approval of Minutes Mrs. Demos moved and Mr. Membrez seconded, that the minutes of the regular meeting of September 6, 1972, be approved with the following amendment: Planning File 714 - Recommendation... add the following. . . 3. that the outdoor sales area shall be open a maximum of three months during the summer growing season for the sale of lawn and garden supplies and for a maximum of six weeks during the Christmas tree sales season. Roll Call, Ayes: G. Johnson, V. Jolmson, Membrez, Demos, Kellett and Pope. Nays: None. Planning File 690 - Study of Noise Level at the Interchange of Highways 36-280-35W Presentation The Minnesota State Highway Department is still working on their proposal for alleviation of the noise problem at the interchange of Highways 36-280-35W. Reconnnendation Mr. G. Johnson moved and Mrs. Demos seconded, that the study of noise level at the interchange of Highways 36-280-35W be laid over until the next regular Commission meeting and that the Minnesota Highway Department be invited to have representatives in attendance at the regular November Planning Commission meeting for purposes of providing a status report on their study of the noise problem. Planning File 722 - Wallace Mailand and Robert Johnson request for special use pennit and variances at 1045 Larpenteur Avenue. Presentation Chairman Pope presented a list of conditions which could possibly be placed on the special use pennit which is being requested by the applicant. He outlined the conditions as follows: 1. That the developnent be constructed and completed precisely as shown on the site plan. 2. That if the Village Council should detennine that additional parking spaces are needed in the future, the property owner will assure that the spaces are provided. 3. That no more than two people shall reside in a one bedroom apartment.