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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Page # II Wednesday, January 6, 1988 neighborhood. Dunwell responded that the Rose Gallery would be an off peak period use, and that parking would be available on that site. The resident at ll5l Karyl place inquired as to the status of the park, and whether or not the city has agreed to buy it. Dunwell responded that there has been no direct response from the city, and that future council action will be required. The resident at 1151 Karyl place asked about what if the council approves a rezoning, and then the post office does not move forward with there project. Kaufhold responded by saying that he was willing to accept a condition that the rezoning applied to the post office only, and that if it falls through, any other proposal would have to go back to the planning commission for approval. Dahlgren responded that in zoning, a use is either appropriate or not appropriate. Once a property is rezoned, whatever is permitted in that district can go on that particular property. Dahlgren also indicated that the city has the right to mutually agree with an owner concerning the development of a site. The city and the owner can enter into a agreement which specifies use of a site. An unknown resident inquired if the commission can legally consider an item that is mute. Because the post office is forbidden to build, this particular issue could be considered mute. Berry responded by saying that she did not believe it was mute, because no official announcement had been received. Waldron responded that he believed the planning commission could vote on the issue, but may want to delay action until more information is received. Kaufhold indicated that they would wait for the post office to move ahead and reiterated his willingness to have a restriction limiting the use to a post office. Dave Jaehne, ll7l Eldridoe Avenue, inquired what the plan would be if the post office does not go through. Kaufhold responded that it will go through, and that there are no alternative plans at this time. He indicated that again, he needs to get through the city rezoning process before financing can be arranged to allow the post office to continue with their process. He indicated that the bank would be willing to wait a year or two if the project is delayed. Stokes inquired whether the owner would be willing to accept a B-1 zoning on the property. Kaufhold indicated that he would, but it would effect the price he would need to get for the park land because it would reduce the amount the post office would pay for the site. Kaufhold further indicated that he believed the project would move forward because