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RCA Attachment D native wildlife and that additional development may impact the throughway. She mentioned that her husband has lived on the property for 68 years. She felt that even though this type of development may be allowed, it shouldn’t be on this block with larger lots. She also asked about the stormwater management plan, which I emailed to her subsequently. Her husband, Roger, emailed a letter to me that was forwarded on to the City as well. It largely echoed same sentiment that this area of Roseville is one of the last areas with very large lots and that he didn’t view new development as being beneficial. He felt that development would destroy the character of an old established neighborhood, where everyone is quite happy the way it is. He noted the area is the “last island” surrounded with rental property/multiple housing galore. Mike Cassel: 3002 Troseth Road Mike mentioned that there is a drainage swale behind his house and neighbor’s. Big storms cause ponding. Wanted to know if engineering would address, which I assured him it would. He indicated development would disrupt the nature of the community and the character of the neighborhood. Lindsay Cowles: 2996 Troseth Road Lindsay said that the City should address existing drainage issues before considering plat request. She felt that development will add to the problem. Doug Burckhardt: 3003 Troseth Road Doug mentioned water is an issue. He also is not in favor of development. I advised him that Rice Creek Watershed will guide stormwater plan and will lessen existing runoff rates. Doug asked for advance copy of proposed stormwater plan, which I furnished to him. Roy Turenne: 2933 Troseth Road Roy is concerned with the water, as he shares a backyard with Paul Talarico. He also asked if an association was going to be formed for maintenance of the new dwellings and was hopeful that the twinhomes would be “executive” style, rather than a cheaper split entry home. I advised him that I would be seeking legal guidance on how to create an association for maintenance. He felt that lower price twin homes would diminish property values in the neighborhood. Jerry Bernhagen: 3006 Old Highway 8 Jerry openly questioned who benefits from development of the properties. He felt that the Edison project changed the area and that his main concern was property values. This concludes the summary of the meeting. In order to accommodate all, the meeting was extended by ½ hour to a total 1-1/2 hours. I do have the zoom meeting recorded. Very truly, Tom Brama Page 31 of 35