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t) -5- taxing and assessmeuc powers of the appropriate gove.l.nment agencies including, but not limited to the City of Roseville. 15) That the ~vner agrees to conform to all requirements of the Sho1El.ine Zoning Ordinance and agrees to support the ultimate storm water and pollution control devices as may be effected through the normal assessment district provisions relating to overall be~efits acrDrding to law. 16) That the City grant the ~~er a temporary construction easement over the park property to be dedicated. This easement is to expire upon the completion of the improvement as set forth in the plans. 17) That the final landscaping plan shall be reviewed and approved by the City. Roll Call, Ayes: Rukavina, Simons, Kellett, Cushing, G. Johnson, !\~stel and r V. Johnson. Nays: None. \ \, Mr. Simons moved and Mr. RURavina seconded that the COIIIDlissIon recommend to the City"'\ Council that a study be made of the Langdon Lake drainage basin. Roll Cal~Ayes: Rukavina, Simons, Kellett, Cushing, G. Johnson, 1v1astel and V. Johnson. Nays: None. Planning File 956 - Harry Neimeyer request for vacation of right-of-way (portion of Albemarle Street) Presentation 1 tvIr. Harry Neimeyer, attorney, acting as Bernard Tschida's guardian, indicated that the application is for the vacation of Albemarle lying between Skillman Avenue and Elmer Street. He stated that Mr. Tschida owns the property on the east and west side of Albemarle fronting on Elmer Street. The property north of Mr. Tschida's property lying east of the portion of Albemarle to be vacated, is owned by Mr. Fleischacker, who has consented to the vacation. Mr. Fleischacker also owns an 8 foot strip on the west side of Albemarle adjacent to Lot 1. Lot 2 on the west side of Albemarle is tax forfeit property. ~IT. Neimeyer indicated that Mr. Tschida's property had previously been listed for sale, but because the dedicated street runs through the middle of the property, there had been little interest in purchasing. }Ie stated that the property has been taken off the market until a final decision is made on the vacation request. Discussion Mr. Thomas Wold, o1vner of Lot I on the west side of Albemarle, indicated that he was opposed to the vacation. Mr. Lary Hanson, 195 Elmer, expressed his concern about what would happen on the pro- perty if the street were vacated. Mr. Dahlgren stated the only function Albemarle could serve would be as access to the property located on the east side of Albemarle., He felt that if the property between Rice and Albemarle were to be developed, it could be oriented to Rice Street