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bathroom into a portion of the garage addition area; a 32 foot by 27 foot family room and kitchen remodel/addition; new sidewalk to the front entry porch; and an in-ground pool in the rear yard. The proposed home improvements (less pool) create a total impervious coverage of 3,881 square feet or 36%. The proposed pool creates an additional impervious coverage of 448 square feet of a total impervious coverage for the parcel of 4,329 square feet or 40%. Staff explained the requirements of granting a variance and recommended approval with three conditions: 1. All building and site improvements shall not exceed 4,329 square feet of impervious surface; 2. The review and approval of a building permit obtained consistent with the approved plans and variance; 3. The installation of roof gutters to properly direct roof drainage away from the adjacent properties. Member Traynor asked for neighborhood comments. Thomas Paschke said all correspondence was positive. In the setback permit process the adjoining neighbor expressed concern but did not appeal. Mr. and Mrs. Huppertz had no further comment. There being no further comments, Chair Duncan closed the hearing. Motion: Member Peper moved, seconded by Member Duncan, to recommend approval of a 10% variance to Section 1 004.01A6 of the Roseville City Code for John and Julie Huppertz, to certain home and site improvements at 2465 Churchill Street, based on the findings in Section 5 and conditions of Section 6 of the project report dated July 10, 2002. Vote on motion: Ayes: 6 Nays: 0 Motion carried. b. Planning File 3412: Request by Wally McCarthy's Auto Group in cooperation with the Salvation Army for an Interim Use Permit to allow off-site storage of vehicles on the western portion of the parking lot of the Salvation Army's property at 2445 Prior Avenue. Chairman Duncan opened the hearing and requested City Planner Thomas Paschke provide a summary of the project report dated July 10, 2002. Previous to this application, Wally McCarthy had entered into a lease agreement with the Salvation Army to lease the western portion of the parking lot with access onto County Road B-2 to store vehicle inventory (104). However, the City determined that this use was in violation of the City Code and asked Wally McCarthy Auto Group to cease and desist or apply and receive an interim use permit. The Salvation Army has indicated a willingness to allow the storage of vehicles on the western most lot, but with a limitation of June 10, 2003, to correspond with the expatriation date of their lease with Wally McCarthy Auto Group. The current/proposed parking of vehicles on the western most lot has resulted in lost parking spaces; however, the use of the property as temporary vehicle inventory storage will have no impact on parking needs of the Salvation Army and/or their tenant. Staff recommended approval with four conditions: 1. The Interim Use Permit has an expiration date of June 10, 2003 and shall become null and void after said date. Failure to remove any vehicle inventory will result in appropriate land use violation action. 2. The Interim Use Permit is limited to the use as new vehicle inventory storage not to exceed 104 vehicles. Used vehicle storage is not permitted. 3. The western most parking lot must be maintained by Wally McCarthy Auto Group in accordance with the Roseville City Code. 4. The Interim Use Permit is subject to any conditions recommended by the Planning Commission and/or approval by the City Council. Member Mulder asked if the site should be fenced by Code (No). He also asked what enforcement would be taken to enforce the parking of new cars only. (A violation of the City Code). He asked how many months this has existed without a permit.