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-2- Mr. William Eagan wanted to know who will maintain the drainage pipe and the answer was that the Village of Roseville would. After discussion It was moved by Anderson and seconded by Edlund that we recommend to the Council that they approve the request for rezoning from "R-l" to "R-3" as requested subject to dedicating 30' for Marion Street, and the construction of a temporary cul-de-sac at the north end of Marion Street, and subject to the Public Works Director's report of April l, 1968. Roll Call: unanimous. SUb{hct File 436-68 Edward Bossard request for rezoning from R-l to R-6 on Cohansey nor of tounty ~oail B. Mr. John Daubney represented Mr. Bossard and presented plans for six groups of eight units per group with separate garages for each group, The units would be rental units. The road would be put in and the drainage problem has been acted on by the Council, The water problem was ~1e reason for not building any more houses. The townhouses would be a step down transition from the single family homes on the east and the apartments on the west. Discussion in the Planning Commission centered on the poor quality of the townhouses and the fact that the apartments to the west had been held back far enough from the property line so that this property would be buffered by the open space on the adjoining property. We felt that the two houses on each side of Cohansey Boulevard at County Road B set the pattern for the rest of the property to the north. After discussion It was moved by Anderson and seconded by Edlund that we recommend to the Council that they deny this request for rezoning. Roll Call: unanimous. Subiect File 444-68 R. W. Johnson Properties request for rezoning from B-1 and B-2 to ~-~ and spec1al use permit and variance to zoning at l045 West Larpenteur Avenue. Mr. John Daubney represented R. W. Johnson Properties and read a petition from the Lexington Plaza Shopping Center dated May I, 1968, approving of the above request. Mr. Daubney stated that the ratio of bedrooms has been changed to 43 two bedroom units and 125 one bedroom units. This would require a variance to density of 85.300 square feet. They would have 230 underground,heated parking spaces and enough surface parking spaces to have two spaces per unit. Tbe buildings would be smaller but would have the same setbacks. Landscaping would be done on the 20' sewer easement. All access would be from Larpenteur and none to the north out on Dionne Street which is residential in this area. They would use hand split shakes, After discussion It was moved by Remsburg and seconded by Pope that we recommend to the Council that they approve the request for rezoning from B-1 and B-2 to R-3A, and also that the request for variance to density and the special use permit be approved subject to Engineer's report. Roll Call: unanimous. Subject File 448-68 Dayton Development Corporation request for vacation of streets in Rosedale ShoPPIng ~enter at northwest corner of Highway 36 and Snelling Avenue. There appeared to be no reason why this request should be granted so It was moved by Anderson and seconded by Edlund that we recommend to the Council that they grant this request for vacation of streets in the Rosedale Shopping Center as requested. Roll Call: unanimous.