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-� — restaurant so close to homes. The proposal to place the trash enclosure to the east of the restaurant seems to add insult to injury. Nearby apartment residents would have to put up with noisy dumpsters as well as the smell, litter, insects and rodents associated with them. As an aside, with the recent "facelift" at Har Mar Mall; trucks have been arriving and construction starting before 7:00 a.m. on weekdays and before 9:00 a.m. on Saturdays. Rick Talbot in Code Enforcement has been very good at responding to our concerns but the construction crews continually start before the noise ordinance allows even after calls from Mr. Talbot. We are increasingly frustrated with the way the management company and mall security ignores city code. Even without additional construction, the drainage problem on the east side of the mall needs to be addressed. In heavy rains, the east end of the parking lot floods. Any vehicle in the lot near the east fence is subject to water up to the door handles. About once or twice each summer, the run-off rises onto Pascal Ave. and into residents' yards to the east of Pascal, including our yard. Although, we did not have problems with the runoff this summer due to the drought, I would expect the problem to continue unless the drainage problem is addressed by Har Mar's management company and by the City of Roseville. Please remember to keep the Roseville residents of foremost importance when evaluating future use of the Har Mar Mall property. With the addition of Cub Foods, we have seen an increase in noise, traffic (especially at night) and even an occasional thief running through our neighborhood with either Har Mar Security or the Roseville Police Department in pursuit. Please feel free to e-mail or phone if you need additional information or feedback. Sincerely, �� Cindy Ri ge Roseville, MN 55113 *: .