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<br />ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION <br />Wednesday February 13, 1991 <br /> <br />Page 7 <br /> <br />personnel on staff to do some patrolling. <br /> <br />Michael Pedersen, 1790 Oakcrest, asked for clarification on <br />which tenants would be eliminated to make way for the new anchor <br />tenant. Ross pointed out that three existing tenants will not <br />exist in the center after the change and that three others may be <br />relocated in other spaces in the center. Ross added that this <br />was still being finalized. <br /> <br />Pedersen stated that <br />closer to residents. <br />mechanical equipment <br />originally required. <br /> <br />the proposal would result in semis being <br />Pedersen also stated that the rooftop <br />on the center was never screened as <br /> <br />Shardlow stated that the City has no authority to regulate past <br />issues and must stick to issues related to the specific proposal <br />before the Council at the present time because the proposal does <br />not involve a 10% expansion or a 20% increase in value. <br /> <br />Pedersen questioned that if the issues can't be addressed now, <br />when can they be addressed. <br /> <br />Shardlow discussed the history of the rooftop screening issue, <br />pointing out that the applicant met with Howard Dahlgren and <br />Gordy Beseth and that Howard Dahlgren, in a letter approved the <br />elimination of some of the rooftop screening. <br /> <br />Pedersen asked how high the screen wall was adjacent to the <br />proposed loading dock. Gerster added that the brick wall would <br />be 13 feet high, which should be sufficient to screen any truck <br />allowed to travel on a federal freeway. Gerster pointed out <br />that the wall height had been increased 18 inches above the <br />original proposal to insure that all trucks would be screened. <br /> <br />Pedersen stated that the sound of trucks running at the loading <br />docks would bounce off the walls and be magnified and requested <br />that the loading dock be totally enclosed by a roof and a door. <br /> <br />Johnson pointed out that this was the solution required at Har <br />Mar. <br /> <br />Johnson <br />loading <br />running. <br /> <br />asked <br />dock. <br /> <br />if the trucks would be running when using the <br />The reply was that they typically would be <br /> <br />Shardlow stated while he is not an accoustician that he believed <br />that the energy of the sound from the trucks would be dissipated <br />by the screen wall. <br /> <br />Pedersen stated that Shardlow's previous comment should be <br />recorded in the minutes. Pedersen stated that the neighborhood <br />