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PLANNING REPORT <br /> DATE: July 13, 2012 <br /> CASE: SP2012-002,NC2012-001 <br /> SUBJECT: Special Use Permit & Nonconforming Use Permit to permit a school bus <br /> terminal at 401 1st Street SW <br /> APPLICANT: American Student Transportation of Mounds View, Inc. <br /> REQUEST&BACKGROUND <br /> The applicant is requesting a Special Use Permit to allow operation of a school bus terminal from <br /> 401 1st Street SW. Per the I-2, Heavy Industrial zoning district standards, truck terminals are a <br /> specially permitted use. While "bus terminal" is not listed as a use allowed in the I-2 district, the <br /> City Attorney confirms that a bus terminal is similar enough to a "truck terminal" to allow <br /> consideration through a special use permit. <br /> The applicant's narrative explains their operations would be conducted on school days, which <br /> consists of 167 days a year from 6am to 6pm. The applicant explains that the Mounds View <br /> school's contract calls for 54 big buses and 31, Type-A or smaller special education buses and <br /> spares. The proposed site plan illustrates the keeping of 63 big buses (10' x 40' in dimension) <br /> and 40 smaller buses (10' x 20' in dimension) on the property. The primary layout consists of <br /> keeps as many buses as possible parked under an existing large open-air shed structure <br /> measuring approximately 120' x 370'. Additionally, an existing garage structure with 6 <br /> overhead doors would provide a location to conduct routine maintenance on the buses. The <br /> proposed site plan shows outdoor parking (uncovered) of 16 bus buses and stripping of the lot to <br /> provide for 130 surface parking stalls to accommodate employee parking. The applicant would <br /> also utilize an existing office space in the northwest corner of the large open-air shed structure. <br /> The property was originally developed for New Brighton Lumber in 1993-1994. At some point <br /> New Brighton Lumber vacated the site and it became occupied by Waco Scaffolding, who left <br /> the site sometime earlier this year. The only land use approval on file is a Site Plan request from <br /> 1993 for New Brighton Lumber, which developed the site in roughly the manner it exists in <br /> today. While this site has been redeveloped relatively recently, the area off 1st Street SW and 5rh <br /> Avenue SW is one of the oldest and most heavily-used industrial areas in the City. There are <br /> many uses in this area that were developed in the early 1960's (or earlier) and do not meet <br /> current Zoning Code requirements. As will be explained later in this report, there are already <br /> problems with traffic and on-street parking in the immediate vicinity of this site on 1st Street SW. <br /> ATTACHMENTS <br /> A—Project Location Map <br /> B—Zoning Map <br /> C—Aerial Photo <br /> D—Neighborhood Notification Map <br /> E—Applicant Narrative <br /> F— Special Use Permit Criteria Worksheet <br /> G—Marketing Flyer <br /> H—Request for Further Information letter <br /> I—Interoffice Memorandum from the Public Works Director(with attachments) <br /> J—Email from Mike Spack(applicant's traffic consultant) <br /> K—Bus log from Valentine RD site (from April 10, 2012) <br /> L—Email for January of 2011 (concerning traffic concerns on 1st ST SW) <br /> M—Email from Estes Express ownership <br />
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