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RCA Attachment D unit family housing. There are already many multi-unit housing complexes on County Rd C2, and Old Highway 8, including the Edison complex that Roseville approved a couple of years ago and which has been expanded to more units since the initial approval. Foot traffic since this expansion has increased since this expansion, so people obviously enjoy the green space provided by this block. Sandcastle Park provides minimal greenspace in this neighborhood and the Edison project cut down a small forest of trees and did not preserve any of the trees they committed to preserving when the project was approved. Mr. Brama's project and the storm water proposal and project further reduce the greenspace of the neighborhood. The storm water proposal looks like a very extensive project to manage water runoff in the area and only address his property, not how the surrounding properties might be affected. It is hard to tell from the storm water proposal, but it looks like the many infiltration basins will be breeding grounds for mosquitoes which will have to be managed with more chemicals being applied that will affect our ground water. It looks like none of the trees Mr. Brama had said he would save will be saved. Our block is also known for a variety of wildlife such as fox, coyote, deer, turkey, quail and pheasant. How can this massive storm water proposal not disrupt the greenspace that is part of the charm and attractiveness of our neighborhood? It looks like one of the houses he had proposed to save, will be turned in to a 2 family unit. Of note, despite the fact that he promised to get all at the meeting the storm water proposal, Mr. Brama only gave it to me when I asked. We do not trust him to keep the neighborhood informed about the details of this proposed plat change and storm water proposal. We would venture to say that a minimum of the neighborhood would like to see this project be completed. We ask you to vote against this proposed project when it is presented to you as it does not fulfill the mission of retaining the character of the neighborhood and that it will extensively reduce greenspace. It is also difficult to tell from the proposed storm water proposal that it will not adversely affect properties on Old Highway 8 and on Troseth Road with water runoff. Sincerely, Roger and Laurie Pastwa 2999 Troseth Rd. 2 Page 16 of 35