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March 19, 2024 Page 3 For the application in question, the proposed garden center is proposed to be within a fenced enclosure shown as approximately 152 feet in length by 36 feet in width. A temporary greenhouse approximately 60 feet long by 21 feet wide (approximately 1,260 square feet) is located within the enclosed area, which is otherwise occupied by display of garden plants and materials. The site has been utilized in this manner on a seasonal basis in prior years. Indeed, the aerial photography on the Ramsey County property information website shows the prior installation, which is similar to that now proposed under the CUP: The proposed site plan for the current application utilizes the same layout and location. As can be seen, the site occupies 2 ranks of parking in the existing parking lot. As situated, the existing drive aisles would remain unobstructed. The store owner has is the applicant, and there is no expectation that the proposed location or layout would create problems for either the site, or for public services that may be needed. The applicant should identify how the site will be served for restroom purposes, and whether the employees will have access to facilities in permanent businesses on the site. If a temporary restroom facility will be located to comply with the intent of Section 152.190(E) to ensure that it is placed in the least visible location. Signage for the facility is not shown on the submitted drawings. Any signage should consist only of “wall” signage. No freestanding signage is to be employed on the site. The CUP provisions can include an allowance for the proposed signage in compliance with these requirements. As a part of the ongoing operational aspects of the use, the applicant should verify compliance with the duration (180 days), and any other requirements, including those of the fire department officials. 41