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� � ROSEVILLL PLANNING OFFICE HOURS 10/23/91 3 the existing home on the remainder of the lot, and want to sel new home. The buyer wants a 4-car 1 the 2-car attached garage instead af the existing want to come wi h n 5e . of the lo�t line e hinsion to the garage they 3 0' r e a r s e t b a c k. � c h w o u l d e n c r o a c h o n t h� However, since the two lats are in a rath�r unusual configuration, the rear side yard, and the Dillners thems lves are�thetaffected ore lzke a They will apply for a minor variance, neighbors. 4• John Duffy, Duffy Devt. Carol Felsing, Twin Cities Housing Devt. Cor�. Mr. Duffy and Ms. Felsing wanted to Calibre Ridge townhoLzse proj ect before Monday N ght' se Cit S Counthe meeting. We discuss�d the locat;ion and d�s�gn ot th� ill equipment, since the grading plan has been altered somewh ay leaving less room for a play structure in the central aiea, at, can be made sm�ller, and a swing set will be placed at the far Weis edge of the site where the basketball court was revio St proposed. The basketball hoop will be p usly the southeast corner of the site. We agreedlthatetherfinallot in will show the location and description of the play structures plans manufacturer's illustrations attached to the plans, � With We also discussed the widening of the sewe.r easement necessi by the fill being placed on site. This will create two ro tated First, one of the buildings will encroach on the pasement abo lems. but the engineering department has saicl this one encroac u� �' hment is acceptable. Second, the widening will not allow large trees south of the easement. These will be replaced with dwarf amur trees, to be located on the landscape �lan. maple 5• Victor Raymond Martin McClure (Planning Commiss�.oner Katie Harms �lso attended) Mr. Raymond and Mr. McClure are in the Twin Cities area Part of a growing network of people (and the nation) interested in cooperativ� housing or ��co-housing��, possibly in Roseville. The idea i create a community of people, each with their own dwelling unit� but interested in interacting with one another and sh�rin cer � tain facilities and activities, such as kitchen and din.ing facilit' lounge area, workshop, library, guest rooms, recreation space les, , etc.