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requirement. Since no new park expansions are proposed within this planning district or an adjacent park, it is assumed that the applicant will be required to submit a payment in lieu of land dedication amounting to $1,000 per lot. The method of park dedication (land or fee) must be reviewed by the Park & Recreation Commission and a recommendation included in the final action by the City Council. Ayes: 6 Nays: 0 Motion carried. The Planning Commission requested that staff require a review by Xcel and inform the developer to be present at the City Council meeting. b. Planning File 3603: Request by Glen Koskin (Boaters Outlet) for an Interim Use Permit to allow outdoor seasonal storage of boats in the rear of the property located at 1705 County Road C. Chair Mulder opened the hearing and requested the City Planner, Thomas Paschke, to summarize the request as per the project report dated November 3, 2004. Thomas Paschke indicated Glen Klostin, owner of Boaters Outlet, leases the east ~ of the former Fruehauf Trailer office area and a small portion of the service garage from Recor, Inc. (property owner). Boaters Outlet is an office and boat showroom & service (repair) use which is permitted in the 1-2, General Industrial District. However, Mr. Kloskin desires to include an outdoor service and seasonal storage area on the eastern portion of the premises. He further advised that the Roseville City Code, Section 1007.015, allows enclosed or screened outdoor storage of material and non-motorized equipment with an approved Conditional Use Permit. However, in August 2004, the City Council enacted a moratorium over all property within the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area. The Council did afford property owners the ability to seek an Interim Use Permit for specific uses or improvement projects, such as the one desired by Mr. Kloskin. A general discussion ensued regarding continuations of the topic because the applicant was not present. Chair Mulder asked what complication precluded the developer from attending the meeting. Member Traynor asked if this is a precedent. Thomas Paschke explained the interim use permit process. Storage has been on this site in the past. This application also is for storage of a mobile vehicle. Thomas Paschke explained the staging of storage space for boats. There being no further public comment, Chair Mulder closed the hearing. Member Pust asked for clarification of section 6.1 c: "the interim Use Permit is good for up to three years from the date of Council approval but no longer than 60 days after the rescinding of the current moratorium (in less than 3 years)." The staff must notify the applicant of the end of the moratorium, after which (within 60 days) the applicant must apply for a Conditional Use Permit. Motion: Member Bakeman moved, seconded by Member Boerigter, to recommend approval of a three year Interim Use Permit in accordance with Section 1012.09A and B of the Roseville City Code for property located at 1705 County Road C (portion of the former Fruehauf Trailer) subject to the conditions of Section 6, as amended, of the project report dated November 3, 2004 as indicated below: 1. 100% Opaque fencing or chain link with slats must be installed to replace the fencing adjacent to County Road C and for 16 feet along the east property line (see attached diagram). 2. No outdoor display, signage on boats or storage of boats is permissible within the front yard and the front parking lot and all boats parked there currently must be removed form the parking lot to the storage area. 3. The Interim Use Permit is good for up to three years from the date of Council approval, but no longer than 60 days after the expiration or rescinding of the current moratorium. Ayes: 5 Nays: 1 Motion carried. Planning Commission members commented that trash on the site must be cleaned up.