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g. Planning File 3401: Request by the City of Roseville for re-affirmation of a Conditional Use Permit for Northco, 1656 Terrace Drive, for use of site as truck terminal. Chairman Duncan opened the hearing on reaffirmation of the original Conditional Use Permit and requested Community Development Director Dennis Welsch provide a summary of the project report dated June 5, 2002. Northco Real Estate Services has requested a reaffirmation of a pre-existing special use permit to continue to operate a truck terminal in an 1-2 zone located on a tier of lots south of Terrace Drive and west of Lincoln Drive, west of the Roseville Square Shopping Center. The City Zoning Code was originally adopted as Ordinance 275 in 1959. In this Ordinance, truck terminals were approved by issuance of a Special Use Permit (now called a Conditional Use Permit). The City record keeping was inconsistent in those years - no record can be found of the actual Special Use Permit or Council Action. Staff presumes that a Special Use Permit was issued for the Terminal Building located at 1656 Terrace Drive in 1972 or 1973 because the building is consistent with both the Comprehensive Plan and the Zoning at that time. A building permit was issued for the construction of the building on 4.3 acres in 1973. For record keeping and financial reasons, Northco Real Estate, the current owner, and Clark Brothers Transfer have requested the City provide either a copy of the original permit or a reaffirmation of the permitted conditional use on the site. There being no further comment Chair Duncan closed the hearing. Motion: Motion by Member Duncan, seconded by Member Bakeman, to recommend adoption of a resolution (draft attached), which reaffirms the current truck terminal use on the Northco site, located a 1656 Terrace Drive, as use permitted by a Conditional Use Permit as per Section 1007.03 C4. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried. Chair Duncan recommended this action to take place prior to the B-6 rezoning decision by the Council. h. Planning File 3403: Request by the City of Roseville in cooperation with the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center to relocate an existing easement and sanitary sewer line, through the easement vacation process, in the parking lot of 2530 Dale Street. Chairman Duncan opened the hearing and requested City Planner Thomas Paschke provide a summary of the project report dated June 5, 2002. The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is in the process of finalizing the location for their new headquarters building. The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in conjunction with their new headquarters development are requesting the vacation of a certain utility easement, which lies within building limits. The proposal calls for a new utility easement to be established directly adjacent (south) the current easement and for the existing utilities to be reconstructed within said new easement. Based on the proposed plan and the provision of a utility easement prior to the relocation of utilities, the existing easement area identified on the attachment is no longer necessary. The Roseville Engineering Department has approved, with the addition of a manhole, the proposed design and plans to relocate public utilities. They have determined there is no change in the capacity of the utility services, and only a minor addition to the flow. As-built drawings will be required upon completion of the relocation. The Engineering Department has also determined the proposed easement to be adequate to accommodate the reconstruction of the existing utilities. Deb Bloom noted the sanitary sewer is currently not within an easement. There being no further comment the hearing was closed. Motion: Motion by Member Bakeman, seconded by Member Peper, to recommend approval of the request by the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center to vacate a certain portion of an existing utility easement, accept the replacement easement description establishing the new utility easement, and approve the relocation of a portion of an existing sanitary sewer, within the parking lot at 2530 Dale Street based on the findings in Section 4 of the project report dated 06/05/02.