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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, March 3, 2014 <br /> Page 16 <br /> with building the single-family home and everything on Cope Avenue, pursuing <br /> shelling out all but one unit used for a model. <br /> Chair Maschka opined that, from his perspective, he would anticipate they would <br /> all sell from marketing efforts before the first unit went into the ground; with Mr. <br /> Buelow sharing that hope, opining that this was the purpose of the strong market- <br /> ing plan. <br /> Based on tonight's feedback, Mayor Roe summarized that the HRA and Council <br /> appeared to believe that the project concept was on the right track, pending minor <br /> modifications still in process. <br /> Councilmember McGehee expressed her appreciation again to the HRA for the <br /> very nice process taken to arrive at this plan. Councilmember McGehee ex- <br /> pressed her support for this plan, and the different amenities proposed to provide <br /> individuality in finishing units; noting that this was a different housing style than <br /> currently available in Roseville and served as a good way to update the City's <br /> housing stock. <br /> Mayor Roe concurred with Councilmember McGehee comments. <br /> Public Comment <br /> While Mayor Roe reiterated the opportunity for public comment at the formal <br /> Public Hearing scheduled for Wednesday, March 5, 2014 at the Planning Com- <br /> mission, he opened tonight's meeting for public comment as well. <br /> Ken Hartman, 660 West Lovell (first house west and north of the project site) <br /> Mr. Hartman expressed his appreciation for not putting in an apartment building, <br /> and his support for the proposed homes. While the proposal was not perfect from <br /> his perspective, Mr. Hartman stated that he couldn't fight it. <br /> Mr. Hartman confirmed with Mr. Buelow that the setback was 10.5 feet on the <br /> front end and 7' in back by the shed; both different than the information previous- <br /> ly known to Mr. Hartman, at 7' all along the way before. Mr. Buelow noted that, <br /> due to Mr. Hartmann's concerns regarding snow and other problems, a privacy <br /> fence was being proposed along the entire lot line as a better solution. At the re- <br /> quest of Mr. Hartman, City Manager Trudgeon advised that City Code required a <br /> 6.6' fence height, pending a variance, with the front yard dropping to 4'. Mr. <br /> Trudgeon advised that staff and the Planning Commission would probably look to <br /> transition the height to Mr. Hartman's house, but would work with him on that. <br /> At the request of Mr. Hartman, Mayor Roe advised that the type of fencing mate- <br /> rials would be dictated by code; and thanked Mr. Hartman for being part of this <br /> overall process. <br />
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