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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION March 11, 1992 Paget 4 DISCUSSION Issues discussed included restrictions on exterior storage and use of vacuum cleaners and the storage of trailers on the site. MOTION Roberts moved and Thomas seconded a motion to continue BCHPS Properties request for special use permit for an automobile rental agency at 2310 W. County Road D until the April 8, 1992 Planning Commission meeting because the applicant was not present. Roll Call: Ayes: Wietecki, Thomas, Roberts, Stokes, Goedeke Nayes: None The Planning commission meeting recessed at 9:05 p.m. The Planning Commission meeting reconvened at 9:10 p.m. Other Business Sketch plan review of Amoco oil Company request for PUD Amendment to allow an Amoco gasoline service station, food shop and car wash facility at the northeast corner of Lexington Avenue and Highway 36. Presentations Shardlow summarized the site, proposed improvements, and history of past City actions concerning the site. Shardlow pointed out the City's policy to limit commercial use of property along Highway 36. Kris Kristofec highlighted the proposal including the previous proposals on the site, detailed design including the neighborhood meetings which were held. Fred Hoisington presented the results of his study of the land use question which found that the proposed Amoco station would be appropriate because it would not change the level of service on adjacent roads, because of the poor office market, would not increase City service costs, would provide a needed service to the neighborhood, and because it would not set a precedent because the site is the only site available along Highway 36 which could be developed commercially. DISCUSSION Issues discussed included traffic volumes and turning movements on Lexington, whether the proposed private road could handle the proposed traffic, pedestrian traffic from the high school, the different types of uses allowed in B-1, B-2, and B-3 zoning