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3.1. SR 04-19-2004City ~ ElkK. _. River MEMORANDUM Item #3.1. TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Mayor and City Council Chris Leeseberg, Planner~::~ April 19, 2004 Case No. GP 04-04 Request by Cub Foods for General Planning Permit - Temporary Garden Center Request Cub Foods requests a General Planning Permit for a garden center in its parking lot. 60-Day Rule To comply with the 60 day rule, without an extension, this item needs action by May 21, 2004. Location 19216 Freeport Avenue Lot 2, Block 1 Elk Park Center Attachments · Site Plan Zoning/Land Use PUD (Planned Unit Development) / liB (Highway Business) City Council / GP 04-04 April 19, 2004 Page 2 Overview Cub Foods requests a General Planning Permit to locate a temporary garden center in its parking lot. It will be used for the display of plants and shrubs from April 27~ through June 28m. The hours of operation will be seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. - 8 p.m. The proposed location is in the parking lot on the south end and will displace about 27 parking spaces. The location will not disrupt traffic flow nor does it create any parking problems. The garden center has been in the same location in past years. Recommendation Staff recommends that the City Council approve the Cub Foods request for a general planning permit to allow a temporary garden center with the following conditions: 1. NO ELECTRICAL SERVICES SHALL BE ACROSS ANY DRIVE OR WALKING SURFACE. 2. IF TRAFFIC BECOMES A PROBLEM AROUND THE TEMPORARY SITE, THE SALES AREA SHALL BE DELINEATED WITH A BARRIER TO RESTRICT TRAFFIC. 3. THE GREENHOUSE/GARDEN CENTER BE MAINTAINED FREE OF DEBRIS AND KEPT IN AN ORDERLY CONDITION. 4. THE LOCATION OF THE GREENHOUSE IS CONSISTENT WITH THE SUBMITTED SITE PLAN. 5. THE GREENHOUSE AND DISPLAY AREA BE REMOVED WITHIN ONE WEEK OF THE END OF THE SALES PERIOD AND THE SITE BE RETURNED TO ITS PREVIOUS CONDITION. S:kPLANNING\case Files\2004\GP 04-04 Cub Foods\GP 04-04_C,C.DOC FREEPORT AVENUE :25-- CUB FOODS ~0,050 SF /\