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Motion: Member Rhody moved, seconded by Member Mulder, to offer the following Resolution of Appreciation to Chair Katie Harms: CITY OF ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 03.19.99 A RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION TO CITY OF ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION MEMBER KATIE HARMS WHEREAS, the City of Roseville Planning Commission and Community development Staff encourage community participation and thoughtful approaches to the impacts of development within the community and on the environment, and WHEREAS, Roseville Planning Commission Member Katie Harms has provided valuable insight and planning contributions to the city planning program such as the Vista 2000 vision of the community, water quality management issues, the community and neighborhood preservation and mixed use concepts, and a more global view for the Comprehensive Plan, and importantly, as "CHAIRPERSON", for contributions to citizens, commission, staff, and WHEREAS, the Roseville planning program has placed high demands on commission member's limited time and energy, and WHEREAS, Commission Member Katie Harms has performed her duties with the respect for our citizens, the volunteer commissioners, and ethical standards of the City, and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Planning Commission and Staff of the City of Roseville...to express its sincere appreciation for a job well done to Katie Harms and best wishes as she pursues other interests, and further, BE IT RESOLVED that the Planning Commission and Staff of the City of Roseville wish to proclaim to all those interested, that Katie Harms, Planning Commission Member (1991 - 1999) is hereby proclaimed a member in good standing of a very select group, the Roseville Planning Commission Alumni Club, with all the rights, privileges, honors and responsibilities (for information sharing) accorded to that position. Adopted this, the 10th day of March 1999. Ed Cunningham, John Rhody, Doug Wilke, Jim Mulder, Janet Olson, Craig Klausing 5. Consent Agenda None 6. Public Hearings 6a. Planning File 3104. Bradley Operating Limited Partnership (for Cub Foods) request for vacation of a portion of certain utility and drainage easements in connection with the re-routing of utility lines located on the southeast side of the former Homeplace in Har Mar Mall at 2100 Snelling Avenue. Chair Harms opened the hearing and requested City Planner Thomas Paschke to provide a verbal summary of the staff report of March 10, 1999. Chair Harms asked for detail of the request. Thomas Paschke explained the utility easement vacation process. He noted the reason for the vacation is to relocate utilities for a new 75,000 s.f. grocery store. Chair Harms asked ifthere are similar relocation of utilities. Deb Bloom provided the Homeplace original construction as an example.