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City of Roseville - Planning Commission Minutes for May 3, 2006Page 6 of 9 Tamara McGehee added that perhaps individuals are unaware that the north basin is impaired water under the pollution control regulations as is the middle basin. The south basin is not impaired, but is located adjacent to the proposal and its dust. McGehee stated that this is not a matter of the demo material not being recycled and/or cannot be recycled if this request is not supported. Frattalone has a permanent yard in Little Canada and the material could be taken there. The Commission thanked those who addressed them as well as the detailed information provided by Frattalone Company and Braun Intertec. The Planning Commission voted (6-0) to recommended approval of an INTERIM USE PERMIT for Roseville Twin Lakes LLC allowing a temporary concrete and asphalt operation at 2814 Cleveland Avenue based on the comments of Section 5 of the project report and subject to the following revised conditions: a.Condition “c” to be changed as follows: Water and dust palliatives shall be used to control dust from trucks on unpaved roads and during the crushing/recycling operation and as required by City staff. b.Condition “d” to include the City’s street cleaning policy in Council packet. c.Condition “f” to be removed--determined unnecessary d.Condition “h” changed to February 22, 2007--versus the current date February 22, 2006. e.Adding a new condition requiring the IUP to be consistent with the site plan and letter submitted by Theresa Greenfield on behalf of Twin lakes LLC, dated May 3, 2006. Motion: Member Bakeman moved, second by Member Doherty to recommend approval of INTERIM USE PERMIT for Roseville Twin Lakes LLC to establish a temporary concrete and asphalt recycling operation on the 10-acre parcel as County Road C2 and Cleveland Avenue (southeast corner) for a period of one year, based on the comments of Section 5 and subject to the conditions (as amended) listed in Section 6 of the project report dated March 3, 2006. Ayes: 6 Nays: 0 Abstain: 0 Motion carried: 6-0 b.Planning File 3728: Jim Alexander, 920 Parker Avenue, request for an INTERIM USE PERMIT to allow the temporary use of recreational vehicle as a living quarters during home reconstruction Chair Traynor opened the hearing and requested City Planner Thomas Paschke to provide a verbal summary of the proposal based on the staff report dated May 3, 2006 The City Planner explained that Mr. Alexander proposes to remove the existing residence and garage from the site and construct a new residence and attached garage. During the period in which there is no inhabitable residence on the property, the applicant seeks permission to live in a camper/travel trailer parked adjacent to a utility pole (supplying electricity and cable TV signal) behind the required 30-foot setback. A temporary storage container would also be on the site during the same time period for the storage of home furnishings. Requests like this are uncommon but no unheard-of. The Code is silent with respect to such interim uses. Mr. Alexander would use a 200- gallon tank beneath the camper to contain sewage until it is pumped out at weekly intervals. Several neighbors have expressed support for the proposed interim use and none has dissented. Environmental assessment of the home prior to removal of the home has begun. Permit has been granted to remove the structures. Mr. Alexander has the survey of the lot including the new home and he has the materials list/blue prints to be reviewed by the Building Official in order to get the http://www.ci.roseville.mn.us/council/planning/minutes/2006/pm0503.htm12/13/2006