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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION D A T E: 06/27/00 ITEM NO: C-1 Departme t Approval: Manager Approved: Agenda Section: �lll i l� �^� .-9— CONSENT Item Description: 18 Month Report on Taco Bell Hours of Operation (PF2963) _ 1.0 BACKGROUND 1.1 When the Roseville Shopping Center was approved in March 1998, a stipulation in the Planned Unit Development (PUD) was that the City staff would review the hours of operations of the Taco Bell (1101 Larpenteur Avenue) 18 months after occupancy. Specifically, the PUD states: "...Any use on Lot 1, including the proposed restaurant, shall not operate past 12 midnight on Sunday through Thursday or past 1: 00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. These hours of operation shall be reviewed by the Community Development Director within 18 months of the date a business opens on this site, with a report being submitted to the Planning Commission and the City Council. Based upon thefindings of this report (which will review parking, traffic, noise, light and any police record), the City Council may modify the hours of operation, " 1.2 The building was occupied and opened in November, 1998. 1.3 While the site may look only partially finished (May, 2000), in the summer and fall of 2000 the final street and landscape materials will be installed surrounding Taco Bell. This will include street trees, a brick paved area, planter beds and a new bus shelter. The parking area, the street views and the drive thru lanes should look much more complete at that time. 2.0 STAFF COMMENT AND RECOMMENDATION 2.1 Staff has reviewed City land use records and police records and have found the following: 2.1.1. Police D�partment: Police records, submitted by Tom Alleva, Roseville Assistant Police Chief, indicate that during the 18-month period from January 1, 1999 through May 29, 2000, there were a total of 9 police calls (and ll false, security system alarms). The incidents that required police attention (other than false alarms with the security system) occurred from 10: 10 am to 1:45pm. None occurred in the late evening. The subject to of the incidents included 1 property damage; 1 traffic accidentlDWl/resisting arrest; 1-public assistance call; and 1-car lock out. Calls received by the St. Paul Police regarding incidents at the Taco Bell would have been forwarded to the Roseville police and are accounted for in the Roseville records. According to Assistant Chief Alleva, during this time period there were no significant calls made to Taco Bell by the Department. 2.1.2. Land Use Code Complaints: No park�ng or land use complaints were received after the opening of the new Taco Bell. The layout appears to be functioning efficiently. PF2963 — RCA_TacoBe(1(062700)} page 1 of 2