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City of Roseville Planning Commission Minutes Wednesday, June 8, 1994 MINUTES consolidated drums of material. Motion: Member Wietecki moved, seconded by Member Thomas, to recommend approval of an interim use permit for 2 years with Ramsey County to report to the city on usage, spills, and operations within the two-year period, and to do "grab" sampling outside the concrete area, and to do no paint exchange, and if changes occurred in the operator, operations or uses, they must be reviewed and approved by the city. The site must be maintained during the entire year, and the existing interim use permit conditions, which have not been amended, still apply, and the signage is hereby approved subject to staff approval with notations of a hot-line for citizen call-ins when something unusual occurs. Member Thomas asked if the city does get notified of spills, and Lon Aune responded that "yes" the city does receive notice. Roll Call:Ayes:Sandstrom, Rengel, Thomas, Wall, Wietecki, Harms, Roberts Nayes:None (f)Planning File 2656 Amendments to the Shoreland Ordinance. Chairman Keith Wietecki opened the public hearing regarding the Shoreland and Storm Water Management Ordinances and requested Community Development Director Dennis Welsch to provide a background report. Welsch noted that the city is required by state statutes and state agencies to review its existing ordinances and practices. There have been a number of problems in accomplishing this task because of the diverse opinions on the implementation and on the ingredients of the ordinance. In addition, there never appears to be enough time to discuss this issue in detail with the Planning Commission. The staff requested that the Commission, the Council, the Engineering Staff, and the Planning Staff work together to review the various plans and ordinances within the next 30 days and return to the Commission in July with a package of practices and ordinances ready for consideration by the Commission and Council. This would fit within the extended timeframe of the Comprehensive Guide Plan which is to be completed at the City Council level in August. Welsch also noted that the Council had established a moratorium on variances to the existing Shoreland Ordinance until the Comprehensive Guide Plan and the other ordinances are revised. The deadline for the moratorium was June of 1994. The 9