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and extend between the two buildings to the front door of the office building, This will connect pedestrian traffic between the Northwestern College campus, residence hall, and the office building, Site lighting will occur under the parking deck for the surface lot and via pole lights on the deck itself. All light levels and cutoffs will comply with Roseville zoning ordinances. Low, pedestrian scale pole lights will run along the sidewalk leading from Lincoln Drive to the entrance of the residence hall and office building with decorative pole lights or bollards occurring at the office building entrance. Site Drainage The new parking lot will be graded so its perimeter is near level thereby minimizing the elevation of the parking deck placed above the surface lot. The first floor elevation of the office building will be slightly above the parking lot to accommodate the accessible entrance and minimize drainage problems between it and the residence hall. Catch basins will be placed in the surface lot to collect rainwater, which will then run to the retention pond, The parking deck will have deck drains, which will also run to the retention pond via the on site storm sewer. Roof water from the office building will be collected via roof drains and connected to the on-site storm sewer. The perimeter of the entire site will sheet drain to the respective streets and gutter systems. Building Design The office building will be a 40,000 GSF, four-story building with a flat roof. An attached one- story structure with an articulated roof will be located along the south side of the building and will house a conference room for Northwestern College Radio and Presbyterian Homes' staff use, KTIS Radio will place two large satellite dishes (4 foot diameter), four small dishes (2 foot diameter) and two TV antennas (6 foot high) on the roof of the four story portion of the building behind screen walls. Roof top mechanical equipment will also be placed behind the screens, all of which is meant to minimize objectionable views for the Eagle Crest residents and the public in general. The exterior shell of the office building while needing to look professional will relate to the rest of the architecture in the Eagle Crest complex. Transparent and spandrel glass, hand- molded red brick, stucco, standing seam metal roofs and complimentary colors will be used on the office building.