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TKDATOLTZ, KING. DUVALL, ANDERSON AND ASSOCIATES, INCORPORATED ENGINEERS - ARCHITECTS • PLANNERS 1500 PIPER JAFFRAY PLAZA 444 CEDAR STREET SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA 55101-2140 PHONE:61M2-4400 FAX:612/202.0083 MEMORANDUM To: Don Ericksen, Dan Stoltz Copies To: Michael Falk, Wes Hendrickson Arne Hedberg — From: Rich Gray Date: September 15. 1995 Reference: Northwestem College On -Site Meeting_ Re: PUD Related Issues Commission No.10438 At J 0:00 A.M. on Wednesday, September 13, 1995, representatives from Northwestem College, (lie City of Roseville, Rice Creek Watershed District, Kraus Anderson Construction, TKDA and adjacent property owners met at Northwestern College to discuss issues concerning construction of the new Physical Education Building relative to the approved 1986 Campus PUD. Following is a summary of items discussed: 1. "How does the current building compare in size and location to the building proposed in the 1986 PUD?" The back (Lakeside) of the current building is located in approximately the same location as was proposed in 1986. The height is believed to be about the same also. The current footprint is much smaller. TKDA will compare current plans with past plans to verify this. Of particular concern is the height of the building on the lake side and its relationship to the top of the trees at the top of the hillside. 2. The City suggested that same -scale models of the current building and the 1986 building be presented at the City Council Meeting to facilitate comparisons. 3. Dale Eklin of the Rice Creek Watershed District reviewed their concerns: a. The issues surrounding the holding pond near Bumson Research Center (this is a different pond than the pond just north of the Physical Education Building) have been resolved and the Watershed District has been satisfied. b. The smaller washouts along the hillside facing Little Johanna Lake shonld start to stabilize themselves now that the storm water runoff from above is being directed away from the hillside and controlled through the new storm water ponding system. It would be best to minimize disturbances to these areas, i.e. don't try to fill these areas using heavy equipment. College staff will add some rock by hand to thes,_ areas.