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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Page'15 Wednesday, September 6, 1989 to require everything to be brick because this is still an industrial area. Berry pointed out that this is a problem because the City has delayed in passing specific design standards. Berry moved, wietecki seconded to recommend approval of the variance to sideyard setback at 2737 Fairview Avenue with the following conditions: 1. That the precast be of matching color to the brick and have a raked finish. 2. That a landscape plan be submitted for staff review and approval which would have trees and landscaping on the south side of the property. Goedeke pointed out that smooth concrete would be ugly. McGough stated that the precast could have texture and originally thought about a raked finish. Maschka stated that the City has to come up with a policy concerning redevelopment of buildings and they can't be treated the same as new buildings. Maschka said that the City has to be able to be flexible to deal with individual situations. Roll Call: Ayes: Nays: wietecki, Goedeke, Maschka, Berry DeBenedet Abstain: Stokes, Johnson other Business Design Standards. Johnson summarized the history of the design standards and that the intent was to get input tonight and for staff to come back with specifics at a future meeting. Dahlgren discussed the design standards including existing standards in the B-6 district. Dahlgren questioned if it would be appropriate to control exterior materials. Maschka stated that he had no disagreement for controls on new buildings but that there has to be flexibility to deal with remodeling different from new buildings. Maschka stated that the life of the building may not justify the expense of bringing it into compliance.