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ture. ..Gate admissi-on -is-is r;;r ~ges 18 and older and free for - . others and members. Call 443. · 2460. ..1. North M.etro Bureau, 470 W. Highway' 96, Suite 180. ShC?.revje~. Minn. 55126. Her phone number Is 481. 0433. dUU M:UIIJ.~n:e'~w\; mr or- ing the single pist6] shot that struCk MacPhee..m the held:"-- .. Under a plea agreement, Lundquist faces a 25-year, six6 month prison sentence. He would have to serve at least 17 years before being considered for parole. Dan Fix, the Fuller Aurora Neighborhood Association chair- man, on Monday provided a copy of. the letter he hopes to read today in court. In the letter, Fix says he has found neighbors are "outraged" by the slaying and no longer feel safe in their neighbor- hood. _.--.QA.lIX. M1LUON: Red Monday 9 16 . DAILY 3 Monday: 6, 2, 0 NEIGHBORS . GOPHER 5 F~day: 1.2.3,6,34 Jackpot: $192,860. Jackpot winner: No t numbers. . Next drawing: Today. Jackpot:. $260,000. COMPOSER The musical work of Dr. Dan Bukv!ch of the Umversity of Idaho will be presented in a concert at 7;30 p.m. Jan. 24 in Maranatha Auditorium, Northwestern College, . 3003 Snelling Ave., Roseviile. Performing groups include the symphonic band, chamber orches- tra, college choir and jazz band. Bukvich is professor of music at the Lionel Hampton School of Music at the university. He is artist-in-residence at Northwestern College, Jan. 22 through 24. His lecture is at 1:15 p.m. Jan. 22 in the Totino Fine Arts Center. The lecture is open to the public. Tickets for the concert are $8 for adults and $6 for students and seniors. Call 631-5151. The Pioneer Press Neighbors column appears Sundays, Tuesdays and ThurSdays on the North Metro page. To have an item included, call Ellen Carlson at 481-0433. Or write to her at the Pioneer Press North Metro Bureau. 470 W. Highway 96. Suite 180. Shoreview. Minn. 55126. UILDING .,. CONTINUED FROM 18 IF YOU GO The Rosevllle Planning Commission will meet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday In . the City Council Chambers. lexington Avenue and County Road C. The controversy is almost a replay of a dis- pute 11 years ago in which Everest sought unsuccessfully to build a IO-Story office building on the site, In 1994 Roseville adopted a revised compre- hensive plan that changed the designation of the land from low-density to medium-density resi- dential and required future projects to go through a planned unit development review. The . city's staff' is recommending the Planning Commission deny Everest's request, partly because approval would be a "de facto rezon- ing" under a recent state law that requires zon- ing and comprehensive plans. to become consis- tent by the end of 1998, Under a business zoning, the staff report says, many other uses besides offices would be allowed and the flexibility of a planned unit development process would be lost. . , Everest, which owns four older rental homes on the property, argued in its application that the surrounding area already is commercial in character and its proposal would provide the !Jest buffer for the homes to the east. The developer said an office project "is not expected to produce any significant negative impacts in the areas of noise, air, drainage, lighting, waste management, parlpng,or traffic," The neighbors' petition, however, said a com- prehensive plan amendment would "create a vir. tual Pandora's Box that will more readily encourage further concessions, thereby changing the residential area in which we decided to set- tle." I) DETAILS The controversy Is almost a replay of a dispute 11 years ago In which Everest Development sought unsuccessfully to build a 10-story omce building on the site. ;! One thing that will be easy to see this wi with the power of a race-bred, 190 tip V6 and 3 our legendary an-wheel drive system that gj, wheels with the best grip. So don't worry abou The new MAPLEWOOD IMP( 2780 Norti1 Highwa' St. Paul, MN 612- 483-2681 MAudi,R Mquattro; M A4 H & the four rings emblem about Audi. eel .... J .