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Planning Commission Board Meeting City Council Chambers, 2660 Civic Center Drive Minutes - Wednesday, December 5, 2007 1. Call to Order Chair Bakeman called to order the Planning Commission meeting at 6:30 p.m. and reviewed the role and purpose of the Planning Commission. 2. Roll Call & Introductions City Planner Thomas Paschke called the roll. Members Present: Commissioners Ildephonse Gasongo; Thomas Gottfried; Barbara Martinson; Jim Doherty; Daniel Boerigter; Joe Wozniak; and Chair Mary Bakeman. Staff present: City Planner Thomas Paschke; Associate Planner Bryan Lloyd; City Engineer Debra Bloom; and Community Development Director Patrick Trudgeon. Chair Bakemanintroduced the City of Roseville’s Community Development Director Patrick Trudgeon. Mr. Trudgeon provided brief remarks to Commissioners and the audience. 3. Approval of Minutes MOTION Member Gottfried moved, seconded by Member Martinson to approve meeting minutes of November 07, 2007 as presented, with minor typographical corrections provided to staff by Chair Bakeman. Ayes: 7 Nays: 0 Motion carried. 4. Communications and Recognitions: a. From the Public (Public Comment on items not on the agenda): No one appeared to speak on any non-agenda items. b. From the Staff or Commission: None. 5. Public Hearings Chair Bakeman reviewed the Public Hearing process for members of the audience. a. PLANNING FILE 07-069 Request by Michael Schueller, in cooperation with property owners Riaz and Catherine Hussain, for REZONING at 1901 Lexington Avenue to allow a deli, catering and cheese store. Chair Bakeman opened the Public Hearing for Planning File 07-069. Mr. Lloyd reviewed the request of Mr. Schueller for rezoning to allow a deli with pick-up window and a CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT to allow a catering facility in the existing building at 1901 Lexington Avenue. Mr. Lloyd noted that, since the preparation and distribution of the staff report, additional staff research had been discovered of a previously-approved CUP, originating in May of 1989, for operation of a Veterinary Clinic, and had been filed with Ramsey County. Mr. Lloyd clarified that conditions followed the property, not users of the property, and conditions of the original CUP were still applicable, specifically Condition #1 of that CUP related to off-street parking provisions and City Code. Mr. Lloyd recommended that that condition be enforced now, as an existing condition and stand-alone requirement, not as a condition of this new CUP application. Mr. Lloyd advised that existing B-1 zoning prohibits both the proposed deli and catering facility; and that the proposed B-1B Zoning would permit a deli as a type of traditional (“Class I”) or fast food (‘Class II”)