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Roseville City Council
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2/25/2008
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Regular City Council Meeting <br />Monday, February 25, 2008 <br />Page 21 <br />Code, Sections 1005.015 and 1013.01, for Clifford and Marylin Snyder at 2217 <br />Snelling Avenue (PF08-004);" amended to include, line 30, "... <br />contingent upon the applicant, Steve Allen, applying for and obtaining a liquor li- <br />censefor the premises." <br />Roll Call <br />Ayes: Pust; lhlan; Roe; and Klausing. <br />Nays: None. <br />e. Consider Rezoning and General Concept Planned Unit Development for <br />Roundy's at 1201-1211 and 1215 Larpenteur Avenue (PF08-005) <br />City Planner Thomas Paschlce briefly reviewed the request of Roundy's for ap- <br />proval of a rezoning and General Concept Planned Unit Development to rede- <br />velop 1201-1211, and 1215 Larpenteur Avenue into a 60,000+ square foot Rain- <br />bow grocery store, open market and small eafd/coffee restaurant site/structure. <br />Mr. Paschke noted that, at their February 6, 2008 meeting, The Planning Commis- <br />sion held the Public Hearing and voted unanimously to recommend approval of <br />the request, subject to conditions outlined in Section 6 of the staff report; with <br />staff concurring with their recommendation. <br />Discussion included the proposed pharmacy drive-thru and proposed location of <br />the small cafe/coffee restaurant and traffic flow for pedestrian safety; concerns <br />expressed by citizens and customers of the Roseville Four Theater and its closure; <br />competing nature of another pharmacy in the immediate vicinity; the informa- <br />tional meeting held by the applicant prior to the Planning Commission's Public <br />Hearing, with 180- 200 interested citizens in attendance with the majority of the <br />comments related to support for improvements to the store. <br />Further discussion included the footprint/location of the new store; perceived size <br />of the parking lot; and whether the public was aware of the loss of the theater and <br />impacts to patrons and the area. <br />Councilmember Ihlan expressed concern that the theater, a great community asset, <br />was being closed, and encouraged discussion with the developer for resolution to <br />keep the theater operating. <br />Applicant's Representative, Dan Farrell, Vice President of Real Estate for <br />Roundy's <br />Mr. Farrell responded to questions on the ownership of the property, with <br />Roundy's as the lessee; the age of the building and inability to retain the theater at <br />lease rates that would allow it to keep operating economically, based on new con- <br />struction costs; problematic interior and exterior maintenance issues of the current <br />facility, requiring its demolition; proposed elevation revisions on the site; land- <br />scaping amenities to soften the parking lot; architectural amenities to improve the <br />exterior of the building; and inclusion of the open market piece, at staff's sugges- <br />
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