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Proposed use by The Press Gym and associated businesses is compatible with surrounding land uses at and near the Facility. Except for the space The Press Gym plans to lease, the Facility is otherwise fully leased. A summary of Facility tenants is included in Exhibit D. Generally, tenant use includes wholesaling, warehousing, printing, officing, interior storing, sales and vehicle installation services. As previously indicated, the Property is zoned 1-2. Although existing tenant uses are permitted in �-2, they are also generally permitted in �-1. The Facility at the Property was developed in accordance with �-2 district r�quirements. Zoning requirements �e��_ building dimensional requirements, building setbacks, parking setbacks, etc.) �-1 district is substantially the same as for �-�. One exception is the minimum building side lot line (interior) for T-1 district is 10 feet and in the Z-2 district it is 20 feet. Because the minimum of 10 feet side lot line setback is already being met, this is not an issue for this Facility. Additionally, the current City Zoning Map indicates that land located northeast, north, northwest, west and southwest of the Property are all zoned �-1, which is compatible with the proposed land use and rezoning request. The ��and located east, southeast and south of the Property �,r� currently zoned I-2. According to Section 1007.02 of the Roseville City Code ("City Code"), the I- � Light Industrial District was "designed to primarily accommodate wholesale business activities, bio-technical and biomedical activities, integrated office and high tech computer hardware and software design and assembly, and industrial operations (whose external, physical effects are restricted to the area of the district and in no manner affect in a detrimental way any of the surrounding districts)." Current uses generally conform to uses associated with wholesale business activities, as well as computer design and assembly, and none of the uses detrimentally affect surrounding districts. Along with any specified uses, the I- � district allows manufactu�ng, compounding, processing, packaging, assembly, �nd/c��` treatment of finished or semi-fin,zs�ed products �'i�rrt previously prepared material. None of the current or planned uses involve processing of raw materials for shipment in bulk form to be shipped to other locations, which is a prohibited use. All open storage is prohibited in I-� districts, and all storage is required to be maintainedwithin a closed ��