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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes March 5, 1986 Page 7 Dean Maschka, 1695 Millwood, asked how the drainage would be handled. Honchell pointed out that the building to the south has appropriate site drainage. Sue Kachelmeyer, 2994 Mildred, stated that the color of the building was of concern to her. Also she was concerned about lighting and the semi traffic on the east side of the property. Wiski asked whether the building, in effect, could be flip- flopped, thus moving the doors on the west. Roberts stated that he would be amenable to looking at that if it works. Dahlgren re- emphasized that the doors should be put on the west, which would probably be much more workable. Berry pointed out that the doors on the west could help contain the debris. Jim Mammen asked if rooftop units would be present, and also inquired as to what would happen with respect to potential hazardous materials being used within the warehouses. He pointed out that a burnt rubber smell is often detectible. Roberts stated he had no rooftop units planned, unless requested by a tenant, and could not respond as to the burnt rubber smell. Demos pointed out that to the west, trucks are being retrofitted, and that she has a number of concerns about what actually is occurring in a number of those areas. Johnson pointed out that the smell could be from Keystone, and that Keystone is a rechroming operation. Wiski informed Mr. Mammen that the Planning Commission involvement relates to uses and conditions. The hazardous waste is essentially covered by the health codes or various hazardous waste regulations. Those particular regulations are enforced by the Sanitarian and Pollution Control Agency. Dahlgren pointed out that there are plenty of laws to deal with hazardous waste violation; however, the problem has to be detected first. Sue Kachelmeyer stated that she had some concerns about outside speakers, and asked whether those could be removed. Demos pointed out that the speaker noise was coming from the adjacent trucking operation, not the existing warehouses. Motion DeBenedet moved, Berry seconded, approval of the Fairview Development Company request for preliminary plat and variances at 1985 W County Road C-2, with the following conditions. 1. That pursuant to the two 1986 modified plans, that the ease- ment for egress and ingress be extended at least twenty feet north of the southern line of Lot 2.