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-4- 1. The proj ect shall consist of a single atrium type of apartment building which shall house a maximum of 148 one bedroom apartments and one t\\U bedroom apartment for the manager. 2. The building shall have a maximum height of six floors above ground level at the present site. 3. Each of the one bedroom apartments shall be limited to a total of two adult occupants one of which shall be at least 60 years of age or qualify for retirement under Social Security regulations or be physically handicapped as certified by a physician and in accordance with HUD qualifications. 4. The special use pennit shall be subject to renewal on an annual basis. The special use permit shall be subject to immediate revocation at any time in the event an inspection and/or audit of the premises indicates a violation of the conditions of occupancy as stated herein. 5. The owners of this property shan furnish a minimum of 100 parking spaces, 50 of which shall be garaged in a structure which shall compliment the exterior design of the highrise apartment building and meet other Village codes with regard to setback and dimensions. 6. The housing project shall be furnished with low key exterior lighting which shall be designed to furnish sufficient lighting of the entrances and exits to the building as well as the parking lot while minimizing the light cast upon adjacent properties. 7. The highrise, low income elderly and handicap apartment building shall be furnished with a maximum security telephone type of systEm to be installed to protect the occupants. 8. The special use permit shall be granted on the condition that no other additional low income or subsidized housing project be located within the Village of Roseville within the radius of 2 airline miles. Mr. Tim Mams, Vice President in charge of development for Knutson Company, responded to the conditions as outlined by Mr. Durgin as follows: 1. Knutson would be willing to limit the highrise to 149 one bedroom and one two bedroom as submitted in the proposal. 2. Based on the studies conducted and the architectural advice received from the finn of Miller, Melby and Hanson, which has considerable experience in the development of atrium type buildings, the Knutson Company, would not be willing to reduce the height of the highrise from 8 to 6 floors. 3. The Knutson Company would agree to limit each of the one bedroom apartments to two persons and specify that one of the individuals \\Uuld be eligible to qualify for retirement under Social Security regulations or be physically handicapped in accordance with. Bud regulations. 4. Mr. Adams indicated he was not an attorney and would not feel qualified to answer the question as to whether the special use permit could be renewed on an annual basis. 5. Knutson would not agree to garaging 50 of the parking spaces. 6. Knutson would be willing to furnish lighting in accordance with the desires of the people in the neighborhood.