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9.6 Pedestrian Walkways, CITY policy requires the installation and/or replacement of <br /> pedestrian walkways within the public right-of-way in conjunction with commercial <br /> development; however, the DEVELOPER shall not be required to install pedestrian <br /> walkways within the public right-of-way, as the entire streetscape along Lexington <br /> Avenue and Larpenteur Avenue will be redeveloped in conjunction with street <br /> reconstruction and resurfacing projects over the text three years. At that time, <br /> pedestrian walkways will be installed and assessed to the adjacent property owners <br /> as part of the overall improvement project. The DEVELOPER shall install <br /> pedestrian walkway connections between existing and proposed public walkways <br /> (Lexington Avenue and Larpenteur Avenue) and the main entrances of the Center <br /> and the restaurant on Lot 1, as shown on the overall site developmentllandscape <br /> plan (Exhibit B). Said pedestrian walkways shall be no less than six feet in width, <br /> striped or otherwise delineated as pedestrian walkways, and signed as pedestrian <br /> walkways. <br /> 9.7 Deferred Assessment The $37,259.39 deferred assessment for this property will <br /> be waived as per City council direction of February 9, 1998. If the existing water <br /> services and supply from St. Paul are adequate to service the development as <br /> proposed, connection to the Roseville water main will not be required. <br /> 10. PUD Standards/Conditions of Approval <br /> To insure that the proposed development meets the CITY'S standards for the approval of <br /> a PUD, as set forth in Section 10 15 of the Roseville City Code, the Development shall also <br /> comply with the following specific PUD standards: <br /> 10.1 eneral Development Standards. The final and preliminary plat of Roseville Center, <br /> overall site development/landscape plan (including building and improvement <br /> setbacks), detail site development/landscape plan for Lot 1, building and sign <br /> elevations for Roseville Center, building elevations for Lot 9, sign details for <br /> Roseville Center sig nage, and Roseville center sign criteria (identified as Exhibits <br /> A- G in Section 4.0 of this document), and final land use designations shall be part <br /> of the standards for development of the Roseville Center PUD. <br /> 10.2 Uses. The use of property within the PUD shall be limitedi to the existing 76,000 <br /> square foot (approximate) multi-tenant retail facility (Lot ), a free-standing 2,150 <br /> square foot (approximate) restaurant (Lot 1), and a building pad for a future tenant <br /> (Lot ), and shall be restricted to the parameters specified in the site development/ <br /> landscape plan, building elevations, and supporting documents submitted by the <br /> DEVELOPER. Where not superseded by more restrictive requirements of this PUD, <br /> the standards of the underlying sc (shopping Center) zoning district shall apply, as <br /> stated in chapter 1 006 of the Roseville City code. <br /> 10.3 Uses for Lot 1. Lot I is proposed to be developed as a fast food/drive-in restaurant. <br /> This site may be reused and/or redevelopment for office, retail, or service uses as <br /> allowed in the underlying sc (Shopping Center) zoning district, except as outlined <br /> PUD/Subdivision Agreement# (Roseville Center.) - Page 5 of 11 <br />