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RPCA Attachment C From: Paul Bilotta To: Bryan Lloyd; Thomas Paschke; Don Munson; Brian Coughlin Subject: Fwd: RE: Corpus Christi Church Date: Thursday, June 18, 2015 5:55:34 AM ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Tam McGehee Date: Jun 17, 2015 8:31 PM Subject: RE: Corpus Christi Church To: Marc Culver <Marc.Culver@cityofroseville.com>,Paul Bilotta <Paul.Bilotta@cityofroseville.com> Cc: Marc and Paul, I attended the meeting this evening with a member of the Board of the Montessori School--and three members of the Planning Commission. There were a couple of issues for each of you. As to drainage, Marc there is a drainage pipe coming from the church down to an area south of the temporary building. Apparently students have placed a log platform and several large logs directly in the path of the flow channel of the pipe. Someone should probably check that out as well as plantings that could hold soil much better than the sea of mowed grass. I will look forward to seeing the plans the City is working on. Paul, there are several "beautification issues" surrounding the "temporary building" that is the subject of the interim use renewal discussion. First, the color makes the building stand out starkly. There is some beige siding on the portion facing Fairview which blends in much better with the existing building. The south side of the building has siding panels on the upper left missing. There is junk and debris around the outside of the building. There is poor, compacted construction soil surrounding the building for about 6-10 feet which is covered with weeds. The soil need to be improved and sodded or seeded and maintained. There is a pea gravel area near the parking lot. It needs an edge to contain the gravel and the weeds need to be pulled. We were told it is an area the children use--and it needs some management. The front face of the school building has chipped concrete in several places and a ripped piece of aluminum siding that is attached and dangerous as one walks along the sidewalk from the temporary building to the front door. It was confusing regarding the lines between landlord and tenant, but the school is clearly renting. As tenants, much of this fall on the landlord, Corpus Christi, but as I said, the responsibilities of each party were unclear. In any case, there are issues to be resolved on a couple of fronts. Thanks for you help and please keep me in the loop. Page 3 of 3