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to The proposed to change and two low-grade wetland along northeast and southeast corners of the wetland in the northwest corner of the town home parceL The parcels west of development drain into the northeast wetland, this drainage will be perpetuated along the westerly property proposal also calls for improving existing east side so surface water drains from the parcel residential properties. wetland modifications require the Watershed and Department. Plans have been and comment to both agencies. 4.24 A sidewalk is proposed from Fulham Street to the ternlinating at the parking lot. sidewalk is proposed 66 wide Fulham Street would be 5 feet with individual connections from each town home. is a public street for the first 660 feet, terminating at the Midland Hills Country Club parking lot. 4.25 The proposal also calls for tree removal on both parcels. along the eastern boundary and the northern boundary of the condominium to restore wetland with native grasses and forbs, trees, shrub and perennials around both condominium and town home structures, as well as boulevard trees. The developer has adjacent owners, of landscaping rear yard area of adjacent residential properties. The developer has meet with residents to discuss the proposed development and a conceptual landscape plan. 5.0 POLICY (Comprehensive Plan Consistency) & FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: 5.1 The Comprehensive Plan Goals and Policies include the following direction: Roseville Comprehensive Plan (2002) - Goals and Policies - Page 7 of21. The review of these portions of the Comprehensive Plan is necessary to determine if there is policy direction to change the Plan's map of future uses to allow a moderate or higher residential density designation. PF3471 - ReA 102003 Page 4 of 10