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-3- ~tr. Frederick Eberwine, 1041 Ruggles, wanted to know when the project would be widened or finalized. Mr. Snyker stated that the County was in favor of starting this project as soon as possible and hopefully some time next year in the Spring if the financing from the State could be completed the project would hopefully get underway at that time. RECCMMENDATION I POPE MOVED, EDLUND SECONDED, THAT WE REcm,I>IENU APPROVAL OF mE RAHSEY COUNTY PLANS FOR LEXINGTON AVENUE FROM LARPENTEUR AVENUE TO T.H. 36, WHICH PLANS INDICATE THE MEDIAN STRIP ONLY IN TIiE COMMERCIAL AREA BETWEEN LARPENTEUR AVENUE AND GARDEN STREET, AND THAT APPROVAL BE SUBJECT TO AN APPROVED COST DISTRIBUTION BETI~EEN ALL AGENCIES INVOLVED. ROLL CALL, AYES: CARPENTER, DEHOS, POPE, EDLUND, MEMBREZ. NAYS: NONE. PLANNING FILE 541-69 - BRISTOL cmtPANY, INC. REQUEST FOR REZONING FRO~1 R-l TO R-3A AND SPECIAL USE PERMIT AT 3030 NOR111 CLEVELAND AVENUE. Presentation: Mr. David Bennett, an architect representing the Bristol Company, indicated that he would like to request from the Planning Commission a 60 day continuance on this request so that further plans could be prepared. RECQ\tMENDATI ON POPE ~fOVED, EDLUND SECONDED, THAT THE REQUEST FRmt THE BRISTOL ca-.tpANY FOR REZONING FRCJvt R-l TO R-3A AND SPECIAL USE PERMIT AT 3030 NORTH CLEVELAND AVENUE BE CONTINUED FOR A PERIOD OF 60 DAYS UNTIL THE FIRST PLANNING COMMISSION ~ffiETING IN DECEMBER. ROLL CALL, Ayes: CARPENTER, DEMOS, POPE, EDLUND, MEMBREZ. NAYS: NONE. PLANNING FILE 542-69 - JOHN E. BOSS REQUEST FOR REZONING FROM R-l TO B-3 AT l8l8 NORTH LEXINGTON AVENUE. Presentation Mr. John Boss, 1834 West Montana, St. Paul, Minn., representing the Bridgeman Company, presented this matter before the Planning Commission. He stated that the Bridgeman Co. had looked at a number of sites in the Roseville area before choosing this particular one. He made reference to the "701" Plan which shows somewhat of an extension of commercial development around this property. Mr. Boss indicated that he had prepared the petition of signatures in the immediate area. Mr. Boss stated that the entrance to the store would face south and that deliveries to the store would be made on the west entrance, and that there would be no incenerator located in the store, that the removal of rubbish would be through a dumpster system with a rubbish hauler. He further stated that the exterior of the building would be brick on all sides and that the roof would be asphalt shingle. Discussion Mr. Robert Margo, 1123 Ruggles, read a statement signed by 13 residents in the area of Lexington and Ruggles Street which indicated the type of development they would like to see in that area, also specifying the hours that this particular building would be in operation. The statement further indicated that the business should be somewhat similar to those in the area nowi namely, Schorn's T.V., Applebaums Super Market and the Kennedy Medical Building. Mr. Roy Holm, 1124 Ruggles, stated that he was opposed to the store, to the inevitable problems of lights and traffic and flies and conceivably rats that could be attracted to this area. Dr. John Kennedy, the Kennedy Medical Clinic, stated that he was not opposed to this part- icular business, that he would like to state some conceivable problems that could develop from such an enterprise.