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,1 Roseville Crossings Page Three V. SITE GRADING AND PONDING The site grading will continue to flow to the northeast as shown on the grading plans provided. The storm water will be collected in an underground piped system and direct the water to a new 9,000 square foot (surface area) detention/NURP pond in the northeast comer. This pond will be a wet pond which will allow for parking lot sediment collection in the pond area before allowing it to enter the city's storm water system. While 90% ± of the storm water leaving the site will go to the pond, a very slight amount of site drainage will continue flowing to the southwest and southeast corners of the site into the existing ditches. VI. SITE UTILITIES Water service to the site will be provided by a city required Z shaped loop through the site connecting the existing main on the west side of Lincoln Drive to the main on the west side of Snelling. Lincoln Drive will have to be cut to allow this connection. Sanitary sewer connections will be made at two locations to the existing sanitary sewer on the west side of Sne11íng. Refer to the site utility plan provided for layout. VII. BUILDING MATERIALS It is the developer's intent to construct each of the four buildings with materials from a preselected pallet of colors and material types. Each building would be constructed with a combination of or totally of the following: · face brick · pre-colored textured concrete block · glass · exterior insulated finished system (E.I.F.S.) creating a stucco type appearance · fabric canopies where shown, color varies by user · wood stain · wood shingles, colored tile shingles The attached colored elevations of each building depict the use of each material for each of the four buildings. While the basic building materials such as brick, block and stucco are common to each building, the use of colored awnings, roofs, applied detailing and signage will be unique to each userts corporate identity. The developer intends to provide a site perspective rendering showing the entire complex (possibly an aerial view) to conceptually depict the various buildings, pylon signs, parking and landscaping. This rendering to be presented at the Planning Commission meeting.