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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I b. Is this project a subsequent stage of an earlier project? Yes No If yes, briefly describe the past development, its timing, and any past environmental review. In 1997 as amended through 2000, Centre Pointe has been approved for the construction of 802,900 square feet. The current proposal is not a subsequent stage of an earlier project. Rather, the current proposer seeks to complete a project first proposed more than eleven years ago. In 1985, Woodbridge Properties, Inc. proposed constructing Centre Pointe Business Park in Roseville. Supporting infrastructure for Centre Pointe Business Park (internal roads, stormwater ponds, and utilities) and a majority of the buildings are built or under construction. The Veritas corporate campus will complete Centre Pointe by providing some additional office space, which will meet the growth demand for an environmentally friendly user in addition to the already constructed hotels, restaurants, office/showrooms, and office/manufacturing in Centre Pointe. c. Is other development anticipated on adjacent lands or outlots? Yes No The boundaries of Centre Pointe are 1-35W to the west, Cleveland Avenue to the east, County Road D to the north and DNR Wetland 50W and County Road C to the south. Adjacent lands are currently developed or undevelopable (i.e.: roads, wetlands). There are no adjacent outlots platted. No future development is anticipated on adjacent lands. d. If a, b, or c, were marked yes, discuss any cumulative environmental impacts resulting for this project and the other development. Centre Pointe Business Park fronts 1-35W through Roseville, a mature first-ring suburb. The site had previously been used by a service station, trucking operation, and residences until it was cleared in the mid-1980s for the Centre Pointe project. Current adjacent land uses include roadways, a stormwater pond, and office buildings constructed as part of the original Centre Pointe development. Trucking operations and residences can be found immediately beyond Centre Pointe. Ryan proposes completing the redevelopment of a partially completed business park. Once complete, the cumulative environmental impact of Centre Pointe to other past, present, and reasonably foreseeable future projects is expected to be minimal. Compared with the site's historic uses (i.e.: trucking operation and a service station), the completed Centre Pointe redevelopment would be considered an environmental benefit. The areas immediately adjacent to Centre Pointe are currently fully developed and the completion of Centre Pointe, thus, is not expected to cause any reasonably foreseeable future development in the area. Page 33