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well as offices for a Realty Company. The building would be FABCON construction (full height precast contract panels with raked surface). We reviewed setback requirements, landscaping, curbing, and procedures. A special use permit would be required for the truck rental, a SUP for a planned, unit development (if there are two buildings on the site) and a variance to parking setback if it is established 20 ft. rather than the 40 ft. required in the front of the building. We emphasized the City's desire for a quality construction project. 3. Nikolai (379-5367) Erick Nikolai runs a company called Social Service Network which is an employment agency for persons working in the health care (particularly the elderly) field. He desires to establish a group home in Roseville for 6 to 8 seniors, providing care, less intensive than normally found in a nursing home. He is working closely with the State Department of Health people regarding the regulations and procedures. Rick Jopke and we informed him that operating such a home is allowed as a "group home" in Minnesota Communities including Roseville, and that no special permit would be required, other than conformance to the state laws applicable. He noted some interesting figures that by the year 2000, 2/3 of our population in this country will be over 55 and the number of persons over 55 is increasing each year by 12-14%. 4. Gerstner (339-4200) Tom Gerstner was in -with Chuck DuFresne and TomIsbrother Steve who is an engineer. They reviewed the development of preliminary designs of a new Edina Realty office building at the northwest corner extension of Lincoln Drive and the extension of Terrace Drive. This is the north end of the old Glendenning site where a firm was constructed as part of a shoreline permit for the parking of trucks on the west end of the site. This. permit was approved in 1979. We later checked with David Carischt, landscape architects office who did the design. The berm and planting are still in place and we suggest that they revise their site plans as to retain the berm and seek a new shoreline zoning permit for parking behind the berm as was previously established for truck parking. They agreed to revise the plan, which would later present it to the City staff indicating approximately a 22,000 sq. ft. building with 3 floors and the required 110 parking spaces. Reviewing, the drainage proposal, it was noted that the required ponding was being squeezed in at three different parts of the site and the shopping center site to the south. It was suggested that a common pond be developed on the westerly portion of the Edina Realty site, and that this land be sold to the City and be added to the park as is currently proposed in the comprehensive