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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION October 13, 1993 Page# 3 dealership use but rather a display of re-engineered vehicles used for transportation of the handicapped. Staff recommended approval of the request with three conditions: a. No exterior storage of equipment or parts. b. No advertising of new or used vehicles for sale. c. The special use permit be used for the use as described in the Planning Report dated October 13, 1993. Member Thomas asked for clarification regarding the trash storage indoors. Member Wall asked for clarification regarding the vehicles which could be stored outdoors. Jopke explained that 1-2 vehicles would be stored outdoors during the day but nothing outdoors during the evening. Member Wall asked for clarification regarding the size of vehicles worked on. Mr. Bill Snyder, President of Complete Mobility Systems, stated that it was not a practice of the company to store vehicles outdoors. All vehicles are brought indoors in the evening. He explained that the vehicles are expensive conversion vans worth approximately $20,000 to $30,000. There may be 8-9 vehicles on the site during the day but they would be parked behind the building when possible. He also explained that the vans will be screened from County Road C by a large berm in front of the parking area. He explained that 90% of the vehicles worked on by Complete Mobility, are standard vans, 10% are mini buses that carry up to 25 people. Each of these vehicles may be on the site for 1-2 days. Member Thomas asked about hazardous waste stored on the site. Snyder indicated that there is no hazardous waste used by the company. Member Thomas asked for clarification regarding oil drums stored on the back of the existing building. Snyder indicated that the drums will not be used on the new site. No Citizens Appeared Acting Chairman Roberts closed the public hearing.