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plan for this area (part of the Twin Lakes planning, project), Craig Waldron reviewed with Mr. DuFresne the financial aspects of this concept, and was agreed that this approach would benefit properties being assessed for drainage services. Mr. DuFresne suggested the possibility that they might build the pond on the property, and then sell to the City on some reasonable basis. It was agreed that this approach would likely be best: in as much as the retention of the berm on the westerly side of the site (where the pond would be) would leave relatively little land for development. As a ponding area and park it would be in accordance with the comprehensive plan amendment and would constitute an asset to the area. 5. Nordstrom (541-1000) - Sue Nordstrom, and Peter Carlson, partners in Woodbridge Development Corp. were in to review the concept of the development of the far northerly portion of the site. They propose a 2 story office building for a single user of 44,000-sq. ft. on 5.5 acres, leaving 1.52 acres left to the southwest where the line runs through a drainage pond. It was suggested and agreed upon by the staff that this adjustment would be appropriate without going back through public hearing before the Planning Commission and Council, and that the remaining 5.2 acre site could be incorporated into the plat as another of the lots available for development. 6. Bissenette (895-9422) Bill Bissenette and Patrick Fischer were in with Jon Pope, architect, to review a very preliminary concept of a Senior Citizens housing proposal on the Busse property north of Larpenteur. They are contemplating the idea of building 35 units of single story attached senior citizens housing. These units vary in scale from 728 sq. ft. to 870 sq. ft. for one and two bedroom units with rental at $425.00 for the one bedroom units and $525.00 for the two bedroom units. We noted the City's desire for a variety of housing types, and the encouragement of housing over business development concept of the type of housing they were contemplating. We suggested some design changes in terms of the site plan for their consideration. They will review further details and if the property is available to Mr. Busse, they will proceed with further examination of the development potential. They noted that this type of development is possible only with some assistance, which can be discussed further if they proceed with more details. 7. Hanson ( ) Gordy Hanson and George Weinman, representing Roseville Lutheran Church were in to meet with Paul Olson, City Park Superintendent, and Bob Bierscheid, the City's Park and Recreation Director, and the staff to discuss the long range plan to expand the church site and for this church to provide property for the park