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Roseville Planning Commission Meeting August 7, 1985 Page 3 Discussion Mr. Matson asked what safeguards would be available to enforce the PUD after the rezoning had taken place. Mr. Dahlgren stated that one could consider timing the project, so that the rezoning didn't take place until the project was actually close to beginning. Mr. Dahlgren again reiterated that one can't attach conditions to a rezoning issue. Ms. Dressler asked whether the square footage on the first floor, although short of the requirements, should be considered a problem in view of the fact that the upper story significantly increases the total square footage. Mr. Wiski asked what the roof line elevation would be above center, and Mr. Jensen replied approximately sixteen feet. Mr. Matson asked whether a twenty foot driveway would be a problem, and the concrete curb requirements. Mr. Jensen replied this would not present any difficulties. Ms. Johnson asked for a clarification of the drawings with respect to the distance between units. Mr. Jensen replied the distance is twenty feet. Ms. Johnson wanted to know how many trees are going to be torn out according to the drawings. Mr. Jensen replied it appears that two would be removed. Mr. Miller asked about the retaining walls and the driveway and what height they were. Mr. Jensen replied they are about four feet, but they would tend to disappear as the driveway became closer to the street. Mr. Matson asked where the drainage in the area would be going. Mr. Jensen replied that the water would drain down the driveway, and subsequently into the lake. Mr. Wiski asked where the major landscaping and fencing would occur. Mr. Jensen pointed out that the whole northern area would be landscaped, and there would be fencing by the parking area. Mr. Jensen stated they would certainly subject the landscape plans to staff review. Mr. DeBenedet asked about the exterior of the building, and would it reflect the existing neighborhood's apearance. Mr. Jensen stated that they would attempt to make the structure as maintenance free as possible. The buildings would be stucco, with earthen colors. Mr. Matson asked Mr. Drown if that driveway drainage for the area was appropriate. Mr. Drown stated that he would prefer something more sophisticated. However, there are no storm drainage facilities in the area. Mr. Wiski asked if there had ever been a plan formulated for drainage in the area. Mr. Drown replied there was one developed ten years ago that is currently being updated.