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Community Development Department 651.490.2279. fax: 651.490.2931 3, The Roseville Parks Department facility has direct access to Arona Street. The City does not use the private drive located along the western property line of the parcel encompassing 2700 Snelling Avenue North as an access and does not claim a right to cross the common boundary line between the Roseville Parks Department facility and 2700 Snelling Avenue North. 4. At its February 7, 1979 meeting, the Roseville Planning Commission recommended approval of the request by Fine Associates to rezone certain property located at 2700 Snelling Avenue North from R-l (Single Family Residential) to B-1 (Limited Business) and recommended approval of a variance allowing the building height to increase from three to five stories. 5. At its February 12, 1979 meeting, the Roseville City Council approved the request by Fine Associates to rezone certain property from R-l (Single Family Residential) to B-1 (Limited Business) and recommended approval of a variance allowing the building height to increase from three to five stories. 6. At its May 21, 1979 meeting, the Roseville City Council approved a revision to the development plan for 2700 Snelling Avenue North that included: 1. Expansion of the building from 182,000 square feet to 236,000 square feet; 2. Expansion of the parking lot area further to the south; and 3, Increase in the amount of landscaping and berming on the east side of the proposed expansion of the parking lot. 7. The City has reviewed the information provided by Mohagen Architects, ltd. regarding the structure at 2700 Snelling Avenue. The Roseville Zoning Ordinance requires off-street parking at a ratio of 5 spaces per 1,000 square feet of gross floor area. Gross office floor area applied to off-street parking requirements is determined to be 85% of the gross building area. The City's review of the survey submitted by HTPO dated April 13, 2000 (project no. 00-030) concludes the site currently has 1,001 off-street parking spaces, which complies with Section 1005.01Db of the Roseville Zoning Ordinance. 8. The Roseville Community Development Department is unaware of any outstanding issues regarding the pond located in the northeastern portion of the property. The City is responsible for maintenance of structures and general cleaning of the pond. The area surrounding the pond is considered a natural area to be left in a natural state. Should you have any questions regarding these findings, please call me at 651.490.2236. Regards, Thomas Paschke CITY PLANNER CITY of ROSEVILLE Attachments: