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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Page 5 Wednesday, July 11, 1990 Presentation Hasek summarized the site location. Hasek pointed out that the design and materials have already been approved with the shopping center itself so the Review should address window signage, loading and service, hours of service, trash and handling of cardboard recycling. stokes questioned whether there was any handicapped parking requirements. Jopke stated that the state code requires 1 space for every 50 spaces in the parking lot. John Lapadat of Lap's Liquors stated that they would breakdown all cardboard and aluminum before putting it in the dumpster. He stated that If there is a recycling ordinance they would comply. stokes questioned how they would deal with recycling cardboard. Berry commented that she would encourage Lapadat to do so. Lapadat stated that he would. Johnson questioned whether he had room to stack it at the dumpster. Lapadat stated that they keep over half their boxes for people who request them for moving. Roberts questioned the type of signage to be used. Lapadat stated that it would be compatible with the rest of the shopping Center's signs. He stated that it would consist of self-lit, channel letters. Roberts questioned about the type of window displays. stated that they would have no more than 6 neon signs. Lapadat DeBenedet questioned on the type of temporary, paper signs, Lapadat stated that they will use them. DeBenedet questioned Jopke on the sign ordinance. Jopke stated that window signs can cover no more than 25 percent of the window and the lettering can be mo more than 6 inches high. Berry stated that many stores in city are in violation of that ordinance and that it should be enforced more strictly. DeBenedet questioned where the one off-street loading site was. Lapadat stated that it was right behind the store. Lapadat stated that they don't like deliveries in front because it takes up parking.