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• • �,:� of features and dormers to minimize mass. The structure is approximately 60 feet in �so height, which is consistent with a multi-family residential structure and the General �t�� Concept approvaL The building's facade also includes architectural treatment such as �t�z siding variations, decks, and angles/jogs to minimize building height/mass. � t�:� 164 ,;;;; ��,� t6r l09 1i0 i7I ;�� 'S '`14 ;7 �;a �s� ,�� i3z �83 1c4 .�r ; i?E} �rr �;s �z�;, � ,o ��i 1 J"L i93 � �;a :.,:� ; c��s �y- , <,w � ��< ��;,, ��o � 2Gz 203 2�<3 b. Building materials must be consistent with Section 1010 of the Roseville City Code and be a mix of architectural metal, glass block, natural stone, color impregnated concrete masonry units, stucco or other high quality, durable products. The proposed building materials include a similar palette to that of the existing Applewood Pointe or a mix of block, face brick, stone sill, stucco, vinyl, and asphalt shingles, which materials are consistent with the General Concept and Section 1010 of the Roseville City and not inconsistent with the Twin Lakes Urban Design Principles. c. The submittal of final grading, drainage, and utility plans to be reviewed and approved by the Public Worlcs Department. This review may include consideration by the Public Works, Environment, and Transportation Committee (PWETC) and address the items/concerns indicated in the e-mail dated May 23 from City Engineer Deb Bloom. Plans have been submitted and have been approved by the City Engineer, subject to conditions. d. The Roseville Fire Marshall shall approve all fire hydrant locations. The Fire Marshal supports the 3 fire hydrants and their locations as indicated on the utility plan. e. The submittal of final site and landscape plans to be reviewed by the Planning Division and Parks Department. The landscape plan must include year round screening from the road and parking lot from the adjacent (north) residential properties. The submitted Final Development Landscape Plan addresses additional screening along the north portion of the property to augment the existing and preserved trees. Additionally, the site includes an extensive mix of landscaping throughout and adjacent to the parking lot and storm management ponds. f. The proposed park access road is to be constructed by the applicant (subject to a Public Improvement Agreement) at their cost and subsequently dedicated as public right-of-way. The Final Plat indicates the necessary dedication or street right-of-way. g. The proposed road meet all City standards and be of a width of 24 feet except that portion of the road lying east (from Mount Ridge Road right-of-way to Langton Lake Park) of the proposed cooperative parking lot where the width would be 32 feet. City staff has discussed the final design and although no decision has been reached, the Park and Recreation Department desires a 32-foot wide roadway (in the identified location above) for the purpose of on-street parking to serve Langton Lake Park. h. Park dedication may be required consistent with State Statutes 462.358 and §1103.07 of the Roseville City Code. City Staff has been unable to reach an agreement Page 5 of 7