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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION page'13 Wednesday, July 5, 1989 and that there would be a precedent to take more homes in the area. Nisja stated that gas stations will have fumes and that they have to be properly vented to prevent ignition. Nisja stated that the enclosed trash enclosure would have to be at least 5 feet away from combustible roof line. Johnson closed the public hearing. Johnson stated that she was not in support of the rezoning and that there had been no significant change from the proposal that was turned down two years ago. Johnson stated that the developer should work with the neighborhood and the city to develop an acceptable proposal. Maschka moved and Goedeke seconded to recommend rezoning the site from B-3 to R-l and denying the special use permit. The motion was withdrawn. Berry stated that the proposal doesn't look any better than the previous proposal. Berry stated that the residential neighborhood is established and that housing should be developed on the site. Berry suggested that during the upcoming comprehensive plan revision that the site could be designated for housing. Goedeke moved and Maschka seconded to deny rezoning the site from R-1 to B-3 based on the following findings: 1. The site is within an established residential neighborhood and an appropriate use would be to remain R-1. 2. The rezoning would cause safety concerns including safe ingress and egress into the site because the site is at the intersection of five roads. 3. The proposal would result in litter in a residential neighborhood. 4. The proposal would involve increase of odors into the residential neighborhood. 5. A petition neighborhood proposal. and has statement by the been submitted in adjacent residential opposition to the