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REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION <br />DATE: OS/14/Ol <br />iTF.M N(� � r _ Z <br />Depa ent Approval: Manager � pproved: Agenda Section: <br />If LAND USE <br />tem Description: Request by Heritage Realty Management, Inc and Border Foods to amend <br />Planned Unit Development Agreement # 1199 to increase drive-thru hours of <br />operation for the Taco Bell, 1101 Larpenteur Avenue. (PF3290) <br />On March 21, the City Council approved the request for additional signage for the Taco <br />Bell, but continued the hearing on the extended hours of operation for the drive-thru. <br />Jim Erickson, Border Foods, was to meet with the residents who live in Saint Paul, south of <br />Larpenteur, to discuss options for mitigating impacts. Mr. Erickson is to report this <br />information and any proposal to the Council on May 14. <br />Below, please find the original report presented to the City Council on March 21, 2001 <br />along with the staff and Planning Commission recommendations. <br />1.0 BACKGROUND <br />1.1 Heritage Realty, Inc. and Border Foods ha�e requested an amendment to the Roseville <br />Center Planned Unit Development Agreement (#1199) to increase the hours of operation <br />for the drive-thru till 2:00 a.m. every day of the week. <br />1.2 Border Foods has indicated that they want to remain competitive in the marketplace and <br />desires to increase the drive-thru hours of operation until 2:00 a.m. Hours of operation <br />would not automatically be e�tended, but would depend on the marketplace, <br />employment, and a cost/benefit analysis. <br />2.0 HISTORY � HOURS of OPERATION <br />2.1 The City approved the Roseville Center PUD and Taco Bell developments in March <br />1998. During the consideration of these projects, the Planning Commission supported <br />hours of operation from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. determining the impact to adjacent <br />residential properties to be minimal. However, on March 10, 1998 the City Council <br />spent considerable time discussing the hours of operation finally deciding that hours <br />should be limited to midnight on weekdays and 1:00 a.m. on weekends. As well, the <br />Council specified that Taco Bell's hours of operation should be reviewed in 18 months. <br />2. 2 After 18 month hours of operation, the staff was to review PUD # 1199: <br />"...Any use on Lot I, including the proposed restaurant, shall not operatepast 12 <br />midnight on Sunday through Thursday or past I:00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. <br />These hours of operation shall be reviewed by the Community Development <br />Director within 18 months of the date a business opens on this site, with a report <br />being submitted to the Planning Commission and the City Council. Based upon <br />PF3290 - RCA (051401) Taco Bell PUD Amendment Page 1 of 4 <br />
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