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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Wednesday November 7, 1990 Page 5 DeBenedet moved and Goedeke seconded to continue consideration of this matter until December 5, 1990 and to ask the city Council to provide direction to the commission concerning the disposition of the adjacent tax forfeited park property and potential development opportunities of the adjacent property to the west as well. Roll Call Ayes: Berry, DeBenedet, Goedeke, Johnson, wietecki Nayes: Roberts, Stokes Planninq File 2064 Suburban True Value request for a special use permit for outside sales and display of merchandise at 1930 No. Lexington Avenue. Presentation Shardlow presented a sketch of the site and stated that the review criteria when looking at outside display of merchandise are amount of sales space, location and encroachment of sales space, impact on pedestrians, impact on parking, height, hours, and type of merchandise. Mr. Earvin of Suburban True Value stated that the merchandise to be displayed would be lawnmowers in the spring and summer and snowblowers in the fall and winter. Earvin stated that these items comprise five percent of the sales and are kept in a neat and orderly fashion. Johnson questioned the hours of display. Earvin replied that hours would be 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 on Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Sunday. Earvin stated that they would not be left out overnight and that the lawnmowers and snowblowers would be the only items displayed outside. Berry stated that merchandise blocks one of the doors. Earvin stated that this door was permanently locked shut. Goedeke asked whether this conformed to fire codes. Earvin stated that the Fire Inspectors don't have a problem with it. Dick Houck, a neighbor, stated that this was a nice store and that the display is necessary for business. Johnson stated that she understood this and that they go through this process so it's on file for code enforcement. The public hearing was closed.