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" - .. C. Planning Commission Recommendation. The Planning Commission on November 6, I 1996 recommended approval of Planning Case #96-22, Planned Unit Development ., (PUD) Amendment, subject to the following conditions: 1. Modification of the student enrollment Full Time Equivalency (FTE) allowed at Northwestern College, such that the enrollment shall not exceed 1,425 FTE within I the next five (5) years and 1,600 FTE within the next ten (10) years. 2. Establishment of a review period of five (5) years to review general activity on . campus. These reviews would look at issues such as enrollment trends, any short or long range changes in the site plan or building additions. The first of such reviews would occur five (5) years from the date of approval of this action, unless , Northwestern College proposes an amendment to the PUD before that date. Amendments to the PUD will still require Public Hearings whether or not they occur at the same time as the regular five-year review. I , Modifications to the Roseville portion of the campus also be submitted to Arden ~. Hills for the purpose of keeping the case file current and having the opportunity of I responding to proposals. Similarly, proposals for action by Arden Hills will be submitted to Roseville for review and comment. D. Updates. Lastly, during the public hearing several speakers referenced either I inconsistencies in the physical plan in Roseville (tennis courts, parking lots), minor nuisances (lighting), or housekeeping (refuse) issues. .. The Master Plan has been modifIed to show the tennis courts in Roseville as being at , least 100 feet from the property line (Exhibit B). The exterior security lights to the rear of the Gymnasium have been readjusted (on I December 4, 1996) so that they point downward, rather than at the neighboring residential area. The President of Northwestern College (Don Erickson) made a commitment to the I Planning Commission to address the housekeeping (refuse) issues brought to the attention of the Planning Commission by Commissioner Larson (Exhibit C). The Staff visited the I site on Monday, December 2, 1996. The college has removed substantial amounts of refuse (three 40 foot long dumpsters) from the site which was identified by Commissioner Larson. There still exists some exterior materials, however, those I materials are not refuse but are materials which are used by the college (ie., lawn mower trailers, street sweeper, back hoe, fire wood, metal pipe, and a watering container). These materials were neatly arranged adjacent to the building (ie., Power Plant). There does not I exist suffIcient room in the building to store these materials inside. However, Northwestern College is supportive of exploring ways to either screen or house these I needed materials. .. I