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Mr. Ron Moorse Page Three December 05, 1984 Comm. No. 84-01-0031-01 TRAFFIC GENERATED Attached is a traffic study for the subject site as prepared by Strgar-Roscoe, Inc., consulting engineers. GRADING, DRAINAGE AND UTILITIES Attached are drawings indicating the grading concept proposed. The western portion of the site has been designed such that the parking area will be below Fairview Avenue and the soil from that area will be used for fill in the northeast corner of the site to reduce the amount required to be brought in from other sources. Drainage will occur entirely on site and be connected to new storm sewer lines that will drain to the detention pond area at the northeast corner of the site. An attempt has been made to minimize the slopes 6n the site so that the parking area will be manageable during adverse conditions. Any area adjacent to the site disturbed by construction shall be restored as required. Erosion control shall be provided as mandated by the Rice Creek Watershed District. Submittal for approval to Rice Creek Watershed District is pending. LANDSCAPING: The intent of the landscaping design is to provide for a variety of landscaping treatments and plant materials. This concept, we feel, will enhance the visual appearance of the development and accommodate the concerns of the adjacent residents to the north. A major landscaping treatment occurs along the north property line and has been reviewed with the adjacent property owners, they have voiced their approval of the scheme and are pleased with the design. SIGNAGE: This submittal includes five (5) drawings that describe signage criteria. All signage will be developed within the framework of the City of Roseville standards and ordinances. In general, signage will include: 1. Free-standing project identification signs located at the main entrances on Fairview Avenue and County Road B2, noted as pylon sign in the signage criteria. 2. Identification signs for each retail tenant on the face of the building along the parapet wall above the enclosed mall roof.