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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes June 3, 1987 Page 5 DeBenedet stated his concern that the items that were at the previous Planning Commission meeting were not and stated that something should be done to ensure items were completed before the appropriate approvals coming. requested completed, that these were forth- Dahlgren stated that conditions can be placed on a variance, and that it was proper in this case. Johnson stated that the permit should not be issued until these items were completed. Stokes stated that, in his opinion, the Commission should stop hassling businesses, and simply put a year's time frame on the variance, that would expire if the appropriate items were not completed. Johnson stated it was her preference that the fence not be built until the issue is resolved. Berry moved, Goedeke seconded, approval Marvin Lundquist request for Special Use Permit and variance to the zoning ordinance at 1331 Larpenteur Avenue, with the following conditions: 1. That the permit not be issued until the right-of-way dedica- tion and landscape requirements are completed. 2. That if Tires Plus ceases operation, the fence must be removed. Roll Call, Ayes: DeBenedet, Goedeke, Moeller, Berry, Maschka, and Johnson. Nays: Stokes. Planning File 1746 Haider request for front yard and shoreline setback variance at 2790 Victoria Street. (The applicant was previously Mastro Construction, but the potential buyer, Haider, has requested that he become the applicant of record.) Presentation Dahlgren discussed the proposed home that would require a ten foot right-of-way on Victoria. This would create a front yard variance requirement of sixteen feet, as the new lot line would be sixteen feet from the right-of-way versus the required thirty. In addition, the shoreline variance and permit are also being requested; however, those items go directly to the Council for processing. The proposed setback from the shoreline is thirty- six feet versus the required seventy-five feet. Dahlgren pointed out that the proposed alignment does coincide with the home immediately to the north. Mr. Hanson, the son-in-law of the owner, stated that this lot is to be sold to the Haider's, contingent on the variance being approved.