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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION M~~TING Wednesday, February 4, 1987 The February 4, 1987, regular meeting of the Roseville Commission was called to order by Chairperson Pat Johnson p.m. Planning at 7:30 Members Present: DeBenedet, Stokes, Maschka, Goedeke, Moeller, Berry, and Johnson. Staff Present: Dahlgren, Janisch, and Waldron. Council Present: Cushman (liaison), Kehr, Wiski, and Johnson. Approval of Minutes Goedeke moved, Maschka seconded, that the minutes of the regular meeting of the Roseville Planning Commission meeting held Wednesday, January 7, 1987, be approved. Abstain: Nays: Stokes, Maschka, Goedeke, Moeller, Berry, and Johnson. DeBenedet. None. Roll Call, Ayes: Planning File 1719 Steve Saunders request for Special Use Permit and variance at 2087 Snelling Avenue. Presentation Dahlgren discussed the general area where this project was proposed, and pointed out how Kentucky Fried Chicken would be leasing the site. Mr. Dahlgren explained how a sale in the area would trigger an option that McDonald's has in place if the property was not leased. Dahlgren pointed out the sign variance would be for 14.5 feet versus the required 30 feet, which is in line with the other signs adjacent to this property. Mr. Dahlgren stated it may not be appropriate to attach the typical Kentucky Fried Chicken "bucket" to the sign. Janisch discussed the drainage modifications in the area that would hook up with the new Snelling road development. Tom Dunwell stated that they would prefer to have the sidewalk requirements waived, pointing out how difficult it could be to develop a new sidewalk in this area after Snelling is constructed. Johnson pointed out that building the sidewalk could be waived initially if the appropriate money were deposited with the City. Dunwell stated that the developer still would like the sidewalk waived, and does want the "bucket" on the sign. Maschka asked for a clarification of the lighting of the area, and whether the bucket was lit. DeBenedet wanted to know how the sidewalk would tie into the State plans. Janisch stated that the State has not, as yet, addressed the sidewalk in the area, but it would be appropriate to secure an easement for a pathway.