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Date: 3/19/07 <br />Item: 11. <br />Informational Memorandum <br />Minor Amendment <br />AMC Theaters PUD <br />MEMORANDUM <br />TO: WILLIAM MAL�N�N, CITY MANAGER� <br />MAYOR I�L1�.USTNG & CITY COUNCIL <br />FROM: THOMAS PASCI-�I�,, CITY PLANNER <br />SUBJECT: AMC TI�ATERADDITION <br />DATE: MARCH 15,2007 <br />On May 9,2005, the Roseville City Council approved the Rosedale PLANNED UNIT <br />DEVELOPMENT allowing construction of The Plaza, a 182,000 sq. ft. three story addition <br />that included 124,000 sq. ft. of general retail space and a 59,000 sq. ft., 14-screen AMC <br />movie theater, which replaced the former three story 170,000 sq. ft. east wing anchor <br />department store (formerly l�novrn as Mervyn's). <br />On October 15,2005 the Community Development Department appxaved/iss�ed the <br />footing and foundation permit for The Plaza, which per�r�s.� included the AMC Theater. O n <br />June 6,2006, the Community Development Department issued the full building permit for <br />the AMC Theater. <br />During the time frame of December 2006 through February 2007, AMC experienced patron <br />complaints regarding the outdoor ticket counter design, and during one of the cold spells, <br />AMC sought and received permission to install a temporary enclosure to protect patrons <br />from the winter elements. A condition placed by the Community Development Department <br />on the temporary permit was for AMC to see�/design a permanent solution. Recently, the <br />Planning Division received a proposal by AMC to construct an addition that would enclose <br />the ticket counter. <br />Section 5 of the R.QSEDAL� PLANNED UNIT D�V�LOPMENT states: Minor <br />departures from the approved final development plans, which are consistent with this <br />AGREEMENT and the underlying Shopping Center District zone and/or the <br />Rosedale Shopping Center PUD amendment may be approved by the CITY's <br />Development Review Committee and the Community Development Director or <br />designee, as provided in the Roseville City Code (Section 1008). Substantial <br />departures from the approved final development plans will require an amendment to <br />the Planned Unit Development in accordance with Sections 1006,1008,1010,1012 and <br />1015 of the Roseville City Code. Where not superseded by more restrictive <br />���� requirements of this PUD, the standards of the underlying zones shall apply, as <br />stated in Chapter 1006 of the Roseville City Code. Whether an issue is "minor" or <br />"significant" shall be determined by the CITY as defined in Section 1008.09 of the <br />City Code. <br />
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