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Under common ordinances, any boats 20 feet or longer in length must be parked on the side or rear of the lot. The same applies for RV's. The front line determines where these type of vehicles can be stored. (See attached common ordinances. ) Code 1102.06 - Required Land Improvements (1102.06A2 Sform Sewers) Under Grading Plan A, the plat plan discharges storm water into a private holding pond on the east side of Acom Road. The owner of the pond, Subbiatt Ramalingam stated that under no circumstances will he permit discharge into his pond. Under Grading Plan B, the storm water flows west to the holding pond that will becc�me the City of Roseville's liability to maintain. There is no overflow or discharge piping to relieve the pond of water. Under Code 1102.06C1, 2, 4, 7, Right of ways on local streets shall have a 60 foot right of way (1103.02 Streets), cul-de-sacs a 60 foot radius (1103.02 Cul- de-Sacs), concrete curbing and gutters (1103.02 Curbing), and curb radius not less than 25 feet (1103_02 Radius). The plat plan indicates a 50 foot right of way for local streets, 50 foot radius for the cul-de-sac, the plat drawing has no curbing and less than 25 foot radius at street intersections. To meet code, the street must be widened by 10 feet to make a 60 foot right of way and the cul-de- sac must increase from 50 feet to 60 feet. Both of these changes move the setback lines. (see plat plan) Under Code 1103.021 Minimum Roadway Standards - The road way shall be no less than 24' with restrictions, but the right of way stays the same. Reduction of the cul-de-sac must meet specific criteria under 1103.021 D, but this plat does not meet the criteria. The Acom Road neighborhood does not support this type of development and is supported by signed petitions from surrounding homeowners. This last remaining area of Roseville was set aside by the City Council almost 12 years ago to preserve this unique small area with the permission of existing homeowners, almost 100°�6 of whom remain the same today. As demonstrated in the attached letter (see letter to the City Council dated 11 /15/1993) the person who so strongly supported the preservation of the uniqueness of the neighborhood in 1993 is now asking you permission to destroy it. � For these reasons, we are asking you to deny this development. Ga an�zabettai� Bd czka ry �