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ROSEVILLE PIANNING COMMISSION THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1991 The February 21, 1991 special meeting of the Roseville Planning commission was called to order by Chairperson Pat Johnson at 7:34 P.M. Members Present: Wietecki, Roberts, Berry, DeBenedet, Johnson, Members Absent: stokes, Goedeke staff Present: Sarkozy, Shardlow, Jopke, Bell council Present: Thomas (Liaison), Maschka Planning File 2178 Tanurb request for an amended special use permit for site plan approval at the Rosedale Commons Shopping Center at 2480 Fairview Avenue. Presentation Sarkozy updated the Commission on the events which led to the necessity of calling the special meeting. Sarkozy stated that Tanurb Co. had objected to the action on February 13, 1991 to delay Planning commission consideration of this matter for 30 days. Sarkozy said that Tanurb pointed out that they met all the technical aspects required for action and that the delay would adversely effect them. Sarkozy added that the City Attorney's office had advised the City that the Planning Commission should conduct a special meeting so that the Council could consider this matter on February 25, 1991. Sarkozy testified to the Commission that the main issue appeared to be the provision of an opaque fence along the total length of the north property line. sarkozy assured the Planning Commission that City staff and Tanurb Co. are interested in working out an agreement on the provision of a proper buffer. Sarkozy also stated that City staff has received a petition from all the affected residential neighbors requesting that an opaque fence be provided between their property and the shopping center to buffer the residents from the noise and visual impacts of the center on their property. Sarkozy stated that he has discussed this request with Tanurb and all seem to agree that the solution is an opaque fence. Sarkozy recommended that it would appropriate for the Planning Commission to take action on the request before them and equally appropriate for the Planning Commission, in as strong of words as they feel appropriate, to recommend that the City Council work with Tanurb and the neighbors to reach a final agreed upon solution to the buffer issue.