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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Pagel 8 Wednesday, May 2, 1990 Hutton stated that he thinks the city is not asking too much of the applicants and as an area resident he is happy the City is regulating permits of this type. Aneesa stein, an architectural student was present and questioned where the entrances to the store building were and if there is enough room for a wheel chair to go around the merchandise and in between the steel post and the store wall. Johnson questioned how the applicant is dealing with the needs of the handicapped on this site. Lutz stated that she has not seen a handicapped person on site so she could not answer this question. Berry commented that this building is unaccessible to handicapped individuals. Lutz commented that there are very few handicapped people that use their stations. Goedeke questioned if it is possible for the applicant to close the front side of the pallet to eliminate a tripping hazard. Lutz stated that she is meeting with a manager tomorrow about a new pallet that will be closed on the front side. Johnson closed the public hearing. stokes questioned what the dimensions would be for this display of outside merchandise. Lutz stated that each display would be ten feet in length and six feet in width. DeBenedet questioned if the height would be to the bottom of the window. Lutz stated that it would be to the height of the bottom of the windows and would total 60 square feet of storage on each side. MOTION Goedeke moved and Berry seconded to recommend approval of the Special Use Permit with the following conditions: 1. That the height of the display not exceed the bottom of the windows. 2. That the storage on the north side be eliminated between the door and the handicapped ramp. 3. That the depth of the display not exceed 3 feet.