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Memo Via Email <br />To: Dennis Welsch, Roseville Community Development Director <br />From: Steve Dorff, Meritex Enterprises <br />Re: Merite� IUP 2 year Truck Parking Proposal and SafetylSecurity Plan <br />Date: Augustl2, 2005 <br />On Thursday August '��' Steve �orFf of Mentex, John Loftus and Rick Mathwig of Roseville, Tom <br />Quinlan and Chris Peterson from Dedicated Logistics met at the site of the proposed semi-trailer <br />parking lot. Tom presented a response to the issues raised by John and Rick. Tom's response <br />and the ensuing discussion are recapped below: <br />1. As to driving lanes; An 8 trailer demonstration was provided. Rick and John were <br />satisfied with the arrangement. <br />2. All parties felt that a fence was not beneficial in this instance. As a matter of fact, the <br />fence would be harmful by causing a delay in emergency response and operating the <br />gates may affect traffic on Walnut. Also due to the fact that Meritex has a 24 hour guard <br />and Dedicated Logistics would be doing yard checks and periodic trailer repositioning, <br />festering problems would be noticed before they became a big problem. Dedicated has <br />parked these trailers in the Twin Lakes area for over five years without serious problems. <br />3. In response to the concern over items stored in trailers, Tom reported that less than 50 <br />trailers would contain any items at all. Of the 50 most would be office and shop materials <br />from Dedicated Logistics operations. No hazardous materials would be stored here. <br />4. Dedicated Logistics will have a written inventory of the contents of any trailer. <br />5. Access would not be an issue if there were no fence <br />6. The 24 hour contact would be Chris Peterson 651-324-4435; Tom Quinlan 612-810. <br />4288; Tom Wintz 612-865-3103; Meri#ex security 651-855-9655. <br />7. All trailers will have current licenses and be roadworthy for Dedicated Logistics <br />customers. <br />8. No hazardous materials will be stored here. <br />9. Due to the configuration of the lot John and Rick felt that additional lights would cause <br />more shadows and therefore not help in searching the area if that was needed. <br />— We believe these responses fulfill the safety concerns of Roseville's authorities. And as a <br />— result of the meeting, all parties feel that a fence will not serve a useful purpose. We request <br />— that the interim use permit be amended to eliminate the fencing requirement for the two year <br />period. <br />Thanks for your assistance. Please advise if further information is required. <br />
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