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Actively encourage the redevelopment of blighted commercial and industrial land uses that incorporate planned business atmosphere to provide for a mix of uses, maximize the tax base, increase quality jobs and provide jobs to housing balance in a livable environment. 7.0 OTHER INFORMATION (not a component of approval process): 7.1 As designed (not a formal submittal) the Kimco reuse/development would include an 8,000 sq. ft expansion of the existing 18,480 sq. ft. Franks structure and a 7,085 sq. ft. bank with drive-thru. The surface parking lot for the 26,000 sq. ft. multi-use retail building would utilize the existing parking field on the west and north side of the structure. The proposed bank would be situated in the northern portion of the site and include 4 drive-thru bays the along east side of the lot with its parking field located to the west of the structure. 7.2 The proposed redevelopment (interior remodel, addition, and new structure) of this site will require Kimco or its contractor to submit detailed plans to the Community Development Department for review by the Development Review Committee consistent with Section 1�1�� (specific to the Retail Business District) and Section 1010 (Design Standards) of the Roseville City Code. 73 Before any building permit or site plan approval can be given by the City, storm sewer, sanitary sewer, and watermain need to be designed and sized properly (currently i I i� a infrastructure is provided to the site). The Rice Creek Watershed must review the storm water management plan for this redevelopment (since it is over one acre) and issue the appropriate storm water management surface water permit. The proposal must also meet the City's storm water management requirements and receive the approval of the City Engineer. A utility plan must be submitted for review and approval by the Public Works Department and Fire Marshal that indicates the location of the properly sized sanitary sewer and water stubs. 7.4 Signage for the site and building must meet Section 1 f7�:�� of the Roseville City Code and parking lot lighting (new downcast) must meet Section 1� 10 of the City Code. 7.5 A landscape plan will be required that meets the Street Tree Master Plan for boulevard trees along the service drive (those that will not block views of turning vehicles) and includes internal landscaping consistent with Section 1010. Parking lot landscaping is required and staff has discussed with Kimco the preservation of certain mature trees and shrubs around the periphery that will not be impacted by the redevelopment. 7.6 No EAW is required for the change in use. PF3680_RCA_O1Q'��,L•,•ti Page 5 of9