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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, October 13, 2008 Page 24 b. Request by Cent Ventures II (in cooperation with Joel McCarty, property owner, Old Dominion Freight Line) for the VACATION of a ROADWAY EASEMENT and a PRELIMINARY PLAT of property at 2750 Cleveland Avenue (PF08-039) City Planner Paschke summarized the staff report dated October 13, 2008 detail- ing the request of Cent Ventures II, in conjunction with Joel McCarty, for ap- proval of a ROADWAY EASEMENT VACATION and approval of a PRE- LIMINARY PLAT dividing the existing 5.14 acre plot into two lots. Mr. Paschke advised that, in 1960, a Quit Claim Deed conveyed to the Village of Roseville aten-foot wide strip of land along the north and east sides of the prop- erty; and that the City Attorney had determined that the land in question was not an easement, and therefore the City was unable to act on the EASEMENT VA- CATION request. Therefore, the request before the City Council was for approval, as recommended by the Planning commission, of the PRELIMINARY PLAT for 2990, 2996, 3008, and 3010 Cleveland Avenue, with conditions as outlined in Section 8 of the re- port. Discussion included clarification by City Attorney Squires and the legal opinion related to the request for vacation of easement based on the Quit Claim Deed and dedication of a portion of Lot 1 as right-of--way on the proposed plat; and poten- tial future dedication of that area as right-of--way as well as all necessary ease- ments for Cleveland Avenue or other parcels as maybe indicated. Klausing moved, Willmus seconded, approval of the PRELIMINARY PLAT for Cent Ventures II and the property at 2750 Cleveland Avenue; based on the com- ments and conditions of Section 7 of the project report dated October 13, 2008. Roll Call Ayes: Willmus; Roe; Ihlan; Pust; and Klausing. Nays: None. c. Request for approval of a REZONING and GENERAL CONCEPT PLANNED UNIT DEVELOMENT (PUD) for Metro Transit (in cooperation with Cent Ventures II and Old Dominion Freight Lines) to Develop a Park and Ride Facility on a Portion of 2750 Cleveland Avenue (PF08-023) City Planner Paschke briefly summarized the request of Metro Transit, a service of the Metropolitan Council, for approval of a REZONING and GENERAL CONCEPT PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) to develop a 1.2+ acre lot in the northeast corner of 2750 Cleveland Avenue into afoot-level, 460-stall park and ride facility.