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RCA Attachment E NEIGHBORHOOD OPEN HOUSE SUMMARY LEXINGTON WOODS TOWNHOMES (Virtual open house from 3/4/20 to 4/2/20) Golden Valley Land Company (Peter Knaeble and Matt Pavek) had a Neighborhood Open House scheduled for this project for 6:30-8:30 pm on March 19, 2020, at the Roseville City Hall council chambers. Notices were sent out by City staff for this open house meeting. Due to the closing of City Hall because of the COVID-19 issue, the 3/19/20 open house meeting was cancelled. Per City staff recommendations, the open house meeting format was changed to allow residents to call or email the developers directly (from 8 am to 8 pm; 3/19/20 to 4/2/20) to answer questions and hear their concerns. This is a summary of the resident comments and concerns by the 17 residents who responded. Our proposed Lexington Woods townhome project is on a 5.62 acre site at the southeast corner of Lexington Ave. (Co. Rd. 51) and County Road C2. The site is currently zoned Medium Density Residential (MDR) and is privately owned. The proposed density of 5.7 units/acre meets the MDR requirement of 5-12 units/acre. The following issues/concerns were heard: 1. Existing traffic on Lexington Ave. and County Road C2. We responded that the site is currently zoned for 28-68 units and that we are proposing only 32 units. We explained that most traffic from this development would head west on County Road C2 to Lexington Ave. and would have minimal impact on the street traffic in the neighborhood to the east. The traffic from our 32 units would not adversely affect the traffic conditions on Lexington Ave. 2.Construction traffic. All construction traffic will only use Lexington Ave. and County Road C2. All construction related parking will be on-site. 3.New traffic light on Lexington Ave. and County Road C2. There are no plans for a new traffic light at this location. 4.Proposed cul-de-sac. Some residents preferred a through street option that would eliminate the cul-de-sac and continue our proposed private drive to Lexington Ave. We explained that the proposed private cul-de-sac was designed to City standards, and that the City staff and County do not recommend an additional access onto Lexington Ave. 5.Project schedule. We responded that the site construction would occur this summer and fall. The first buildings would begin late this fall. Home construction and final buildout would be subject to market demand. 6.Building construction building times. We responded that our builder would be required to meet the existing City requirements for allowable building days and times. Page 1 of 24