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Planning Commission Minutes November 4, 1987 Page 5 Johnson asked whether the twenty feet limitation was workable. Bixby replied that would be acceptable. Dahlgren pointed out that the twenty foot area should be "green," and therefore grass would have to be planted in that area during the temporary period. Johnson asked as to whether the area with the heavy brush coverage would be cleaned up. Bixby replied that it was not part of the proposed project. DeBenedet moved, Berry seconded, that the M. W. Ettinger Transfer Company request for Special Use Permit at 2360 W. County Road C be approved with the following conditions: 1. That the special use is in place for a maximum of two years. 2. That a twenty foot green strip be created on C, on which trucks cannot park. 3. That the required sidewalk be built, or funds escrowed. 4. That the drainage and grading plans be approved by staff. 5. That the temporary office building be wood sided with a pitched roof. Roll Call, Ayes: Johnson, Maschka, Berry, Stokes, DeBenedet, Goedeke and Moeller. Nays: None. Planning File 1802 Roseville Shoppes Limited Partnership request for a variance at 1665 West County Road C. Presentation Dahlgren showed the site, and pointed out the fact that the developers want to put up one ground sign that is thirty feet back from C, but only five feet back from Lincoln Drive, based on the large ponding facility in the area. The developers have asked for a 128 square foot monument sign, which is much smaller than the three pylons that they are normally allowed on this site. Goedeke asked whether this sign would impact the runoff. Janisch replied that it would not. DeBenedet stated he was very concerned about handicapped parking in the area--that there was not enough. Chuck Dufresne stated that they are reviewing the possibility with Byerly's in moving some of the handicapped parking areas from the north further south, and hopefully increase the number of spaces by four.