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envisioned by the developers of the overall Business Park development and underscored in the PUD. Lighting will be provided that meets the security requirements of the Hotels users. Additionally the lighting will be designed to reduce glare and light pollution on the surrounding properties and roads. This feature will provide distinctive and value . enhancing amenities for the project. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTSIENVIRO~NTAL ASESSMENT WORKSHEET (EA W) . In March of 1997, the City Council made a "negative declaration"on the EA W. This decision thus indicated that the Centre Point Business Proposal does not have the "potential for significant environmental effect" and that no additional environment review is required. The proposed ameq.dment to the overall PUD development package does not present a substantial change in the originally proposed project and should not necessitate the , preparation of an EAW. The ISP also indicates that design changes are permitted if the design change doesI1;ot cause a "material adverse effect" on air quality. The following analysis of traffic .impacts will indicate that no material adverse effects will result from the proposed project and amendment changes. ' TRANSPORTATIONrrRAFFIC IMPACTS Following is a comparison ofthe proposed Centre Pointe Business Park development with BRW base line traffic.study conducted March 24,1997 for Cleveland Avenue in Roseville. Attached are tables that compare the BRW traffic generation estimates' to the currently proposed Centre Pointe Business Park development. The RLK traffic generation estimates were based on the following: . Average-rates as listed in the ITE Trip Generation, 6th Edition for the 'High Turn Over Restaurant' and-for 'Business Hotel'. , . " , . Equation derived volumes from the equation as . listed in the ITE Trip Generation,' 6th . Edition for the 'General Office' use. . . The assumptions used by BRW were also used for the RLKestimates; (i.e. 100% occupancy for hotel generation rates, and 10% reduction in trips due to internal trips between mixed used on the site). Proposed changes that differ from the BRW study includes an increase in General Office space, elimination of the Showroom/Warehouse use, a decrease in the sizy,ofthe restaurant and an additional hotel. The development changes differ from the estimates within the BRW study by the following amounts: ,5