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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,June 3, 2019 Page 5 tain that in some point in time, if necessary, the applicant would have to be re- quired to install it. There is some flexibility there. Councilmember Willmus noted in relation to Planning District 5, the 2030 Com- prehensive Plan and the staff report for the Council, page 2 of 9, line 36-38 it states "The subject property lies within Planning District 5 of the 2030 Compre- hensive Plan, which does not specifically provide direction regarding this subject property. The District does, however, discuss the future need of a Rice Street Corridor study.", and that is germane to Planning District 5 which is a small geo- graphic area in NE Roseville. His question is the 2030 Comprehensive Plan does guide these properties Low Density Residential and Neighborhood Business and he believed that was also carried forward so far in the 2040 Comprehensive Plan. He wondered how that ties in with not specifically providing direction or is that direction implied to this proposal. Mr. Paschke was not sure what Councilmember Willmus was asking but he thought the Comprehensive Plan does a couple of things guiding wise. It has a map and talks about perhaps doing studies in areas to further determine whether or not the land uses that are on a map, in essence, shown as the guiding for the next ten to twenty years is accurate or appropriate and he thought where the City's resources have been spent the last few years have been down in Southeast Rose- ville and working on that area more so than the whole corridor. He would say that in his twenty years working in Roseville, that it is not uncommon having Comprehensive Plan Amendments come forward for sites throughout the City that do not have exactly the matching land use guiding or zoning that a development or the developing community thinks is appropriate on a given site. Ms. Leah Stockstrom, Project Manager for CommonBond Communities Ms. Stockstrom introduced Cecile Bedor, Executive Vice President of Real Es- tate, Jess Mitten, Regional Property Manager, Joshua Love, Regional Service Co- ordinator and Architect Principal Tom Wasmoen from Firm Ground. Ms. Stockstrom talked about who CommonBond is. She made a presentation to the City Council about the project. Councilmember Etten asked if the narrative timeline of building in the summer of 2020 still the current timeline and what are the features of this building that will make it uniquely senior. Ms. Stockstrom stated the timeline is still the same. She stated that Common- Bond will make sure that all of the units meet universal design guidelines. There will be grab bars for bathtubs and showers. There will also be ADA units. Uni- versal design is setup so if someone has a need for more accessibility then the units are easily converted into an ADA unit. CommonBond will provide covered walkways and planning on having the community room on the corner with hope-