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5. Care must be taken to not plant trees on top of any utility surface lines on the site. In addition to the application materials submitted in support of the variance request for Advance Circuits proposed building expansion the Planning commission should be aware that the City of Roseville has contracted with a Sound Consultant. Noise levels emanating from the industrial district as they effect the residential neighborhood to the South. Advanced Circuits has been a part of that study and has been cooperating with the consul tant in his research. While the study is ongoing preliminary indications show that connecting the buildings may actually reduce noise levels. The City has also viewed the construction proposal as a opportunity to add other noise reduction systems to the building. Part of the consultant charge is to prepare recommendations to this end. CONCWSION AND RECOMMENDATION The proposed 9000 sq. ft. connecting addition would create a 123,000 sq. ft. building located on a 353,800 sq. ft. parcel of land creating a floor area ratio of 34.78 percent. Three hundred and thirty-three parking spaces for shift workers are needed to meet code, three hundred and fifty-six spaces are proposed all within the parking setback requirements for light industrial districts. Twenty percent of the site is dedicated to green space and landscaping. Because the proposed addition will increase the efficiency of a strong corporate neighbor in Roseville, will bring the site into conformance with City design standards such as concrete curb and gutter and parking setbacks and because the project will afford the opportunity to incorporate noise reduction ideas into Advanced Circuits operation we recommend approval of Advance Circuit Inc.' s request for a variance to section 10.090 (floor area ratio) in a light industrial district.