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conforming use" issue. At the same time they have pointed out other areas in the ordinance where clarification was necessary. Attached are their proposals. Dave Sellegrin, attorney representing the property owners, stated the owners support the staff proposal to table text changes for attorney review, table indefinitely the B-6 map rezoning until property owners come forth; and staff to develop a policy explaining the procedure for review of pre-existing non-conforming uses. Chair Duncan closed the hearing. Motion: Member Pepper moved, seconded by Member Bakeman, to recommend Any Planning Commission recommendation on language changes to the B-6 zoning district be tabled until November 4, 2002, and that the City Attorney and staff are to retain the existing pre-existing, nonconformity language, and further that the City Attorney and staff are to prepare specific clarification language for Section 1005.07A and B regarding "permitted uses and ancillary uses". Member Traynor stated he will support the motion, change has been planned for 15 years, but the City must get moving on the site. The market will still drive the development on the site and that the City should encourage redevelopment of Twin Lakes. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried. Motion: Member Bakeman moved, seconded by Member Pepper, to recommend to the City Council to table indefinitely the City's proposal to rezone all Twin Lakes parcels from 1-1, 1-2, and B-1 and B-4 to B-6, thus allowing for individual parcel-by-parcel "B-6" rezoning requests consistent with the Twin Lakes Master Plan as amended and current at the time of the rezoning request. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried. Motion: Member Bakeman moved, seconded by Member Pepper, to request the staff to develop a policy document which explains the pre-existing, nonconforming building and land use review procedure. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried. 7. Information, Reports & Other Business a. Planning File 3370: State Fair Interim Use Permit (IUP) Annual Report On March 4, 2002, the Roseville City Council approved seven Interim Use Permits for the Minnesota State Fair allowing the operation of park & ride lots on seven properties in Roseville during the State Fair (two weeks in late August and early September). The properties include Bethany Baptist Church, Church of Corpus Christi, Grace Church of Roseville, Roseville Covenant Church, Roseville Area High School, St. Michael's Lutheran Church, and The Church of St. Rose. The Interim Use Permits (lUPs) were approved for each individual site with certain terms and conditions. Specifically, the lot at Bethany Baptist Church required the review by staff in 2002 (and reported to the Commission and Council) to determine whether adjacent property owner concerns have been properly addressed. The City Staff did receive complaints from the same household regarding issues related to the St. Rose park-and- ride lot. A review of this lot has also been completed. Throughout the 12 day Minnesota State Fair, the City Planner completed numerous inspections of each of the seven park-and-ride lots, finding no inappropriate activities or violations to the any of the seven approved Interim Use Permits. The Community Development Department and Public Works Department did discuss "no parking signage", but determined it to be problematic and impossible to enforce, especially a City wide ban (or individual lot) for on-street parking on the City streets surrounding each park-and-ride lot. Based on a complaint, the City could consider signing a particular corner (Dellwood at Eldridge) for "no parking" and inspect to see whether violations have occurred. However, the staff did not suggest implementing a no parking policy on City streets that surround each park-and-ride lot.