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Mr. Thomas Muller 2 August 27, 1993 3. ACI and Dan McCarthy will install new machinery where old, noisier machinery exists and cannot be quieted to 50 decibels or less. 4. ACI and Dan McCarthy will control truck deliveries and BFI trash removal to normal business hours of 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily. 5. ACI will complete construction of a masonry building and connection between the two existing ACI buildings on the north side of Terrace Drive. This addition will eliminate the need for outdoor truck and product movement activities along the north side of the building. 6. Mr. Breslau and our city Planner Mike Falk have commended the work Dan Mccarthy has done to respond to noise concerns. However, they recommend that a more active role by ACI corporate leaders may help assure the nearby property owners that the sound reduction program is an earnest effort by ACI and the City. A meeting with you, Dan McCarthy, and the neighborhood representatives may add more credibility to your efforts and reduce the tensions. These recommendations may not fully resolve the noise problem, and other remedial steps may be necessary. During the coming months, the City's procedure will be to monitor the noise levels on a test basis on or around August 31 and again before the certificate of Occupancy is issued, to determine compliance with the noise standards. Please know that the problems being experienced by the adjoining property owners are significant and warrants your immediate and full attention. I would like the opportunity to sit down and discuss this matter with you in the near future, and will be contacting you in the next several days to arrange a meeting. The City Council action to approve your building plans, subject to an accomplished noise reduction program, is an indication of the City's support for you and your expansion efforts in the City of Roseville. If, however, the noise problems continue, it may be more appropriate and profitable to discuss a more compatible industrial building site within the city of Roseville. The city does want to be a helpful partner in such a move, and can assist in land acquisition, site improvements, and relocation costs, as well as additional revenue bonds for expansion. Again, we wish to make it clear that the City does appreciate the work and cooperation that ACI, and particularly Dan McCarthy, has provided in this difficult situation. We also wish you to know that we take seriously the concerns of the adjoining residential property owners, and will insist that their situation be improved.