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e. Determine if future Co. Rd. C improvements will result in losing the existing bike path and if so where it can be relocated. Determine if possible for an easement or purchase of some railroad property for it. f. Repair city property fencing and building windows. Consider other improvements including screening. Consider using the building as an artistic painting project. The Task Force previously agreed with the city to acquire this Rehbein/Matheson property and cold storage building. g. Determine who would pay for the added screening. 6) FOR SNELLING AVENUE ADJACENT TO ROSEBROOK PARK Recommend that, on the west side of Snelling Avenue, near the bike path, the City and the State work to provide partial visual and noise screening (such as evergreens and fencing) from the traffic for the park users, the homeowners on Fry Street, and the new residential PUD. 7) FOR RETAIL AREAS ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD SOUTH BORDER Recommend that occasional noise and litter problems continue to be worked on and more thorough enforcement of existing codes, if continuous non-compliance with agreed to restrictions. Recommend that night lighting be concealed from view of property owners to the north or reduced to the minimum possible and require that the lighting be contained with down lighting. Rosedale lighting is included. Recommend that bike and walk access be coordinated for the southeast PUD. a. Consider providing the developments previously agreed to restrictions to the owners and store managers on City letterhead. This has a chance of being posted and passed on to later store managers. b. Recommend a yearly meeting with the managers and adjacent homeowners. c. Address noise problems especially in the early morning close to the fence. d. Address litter problems which seem to be made worse by strong winds. e. Reduce the increased lighting levels by the fence to what was originally provided. 7