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Roseville Planning Commission Meeting September 4, 1985 Page 5 Mr. Mueller asked what mechanical units would be on the top of the building and whether Mr. Graham would be willing to screen them. Mr. Graham replied that he certainly would. Mr. Wiski asked why the increased number parking spaces and what about landscaping to the east. Mr. Graham replied that he thought it was stylish to map out increased parking and that he would do anything with respect to landscaping to the east depending upon what the neighbors request. Mr. Wiski asked what would happen regarding easement on the rear of the property. Mr. Dahlgren replied that the easement should be abandoned, which was previously decided by the Council. Mr. Frank Whaley pointed out that Mr. Graham did talk to a number of people in the area and did state that he owned the land. Mr. Whaley pointed out that he checked with the Secretary of State and there was no documentation of Graham Liquor being incorporated. He also pointed out that he was not convinced that parking to the north was needed as previously discussed and that there should not be any need to rezone the northern part of the parcel. Mr. Wiski asked Mr. Graham why they zoned the two parcels together. Mr. Graham replied that that was the terms and conditions of the sale; that both parcels be purchased. Mr. John Bower of 1048 West Roselawn stated that Graham said that he owned a number of other ,Budget Liquor Stores and that he indeed does not. Mr. Jay Fisher of 1899 North Oxford asked that if this project were approved, what would it mean in terms of additional types of development that can go in that area. Mr. Dahlgren read from a list of other B-2 type uses and pointed out that the special use permit was just for the liquor operation. Mr. Fred Eberwine of 1041 Ruggles asked how the documentation of the easement being abandoned would be addressed and what the process is. Mr. Drown stated that the property owners must petition for vacation of such easement. Mr. Mechel of 1080 Ryan Avenue asked why the Roselawn Avenue section needs to be zoned B-3. Mr. Wiski replied that Graham is only looking for whatever zoning allows the use of a liquor store and Mr. Dahlgren has stated B-2 would be appropriate for such use. Ms. Joan Fisher of 1899 North Oxford asked if Mr. Graham does indeed have a liquor license and Mr. Graham pointed out that it is still in process. Ms. Fisher also asked, will zoning be modified to original status if the liquor license is not approved. Mr. Wiski replied no.