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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Page1/: 4 Wednesday, April 4, 1990 Goedeke questioned if there will be any signs directly on the building. Commers replied that there will be signage on the building. Commers added that they are working with an architect on signage for the building so it will improve the building's appearance. Johnson closed the public hearing. MOTION Goedeke moved and wietecki seconded to approve the sign size and setback with the condition that no other pylon sign be built on the property. Roll Call: Ayes: Berry, Goedeke, Wietecki, Johnson stokes, Roberts, Nayes: None Planning File 1990 Ashland oil request for rear yard setback, parking setback, and number of parking stall variances at 1925 Lexington Avenue. Presentation Dahlgren summarized the location and history of the proposed variances. Dahlgren commented that the business' main concern is to provide more room to exit from the rear garage doors. Dahlgren stated that the business proposes to transfer 4 feet of land on the west boundary and 4 feet of their land on the north boundary to the adj acent property owners. Dahlgren commented that the required parking setback is 5 feet and the proposed variance would allow them a setback of 0 feet. Dahlgren added that no new site plan has been submitted by the applicant. Jopke commented on the concerns by the Commission at the previous meeting including the need for written agreement from adjacent property owners and the dedication of 16 feet along Lexington Avenue. Bob Mikulak, representative for Ashland oil was present. Mikulak stated that a written agreement had been made with the adjacent property owner and he submitted a copy to the Planning Commission. He stated that there would be a concrete 3 wall trash enclosure with a gate. He also commented that the soil monitoring system on the site inhibits a new location of the driveway.