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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes October 2, 1985 Page 5 Mrs. McLean, 2563 North Hamline, stated that the road was next to her residence, and if it was raised, that would result in extensive water movement towards their property. Thompson replied that when it is graded, the water will be channeled towards their property, and not toward McLean's house. Drown again confirmed that the water can be contained on that site. Wiski also asked about the status of the landscaping proposals. Thompson stated that there is a lot of discussion going on about fencing and proposed landscaping, and much still needs to be worked out. However, they are more than willing to meet with the neighbors to reach agreement. Nielson stated that she was very concerned about the landscape, and whether it would or wouldn't be appropriate. Goldstein replied they would be more than willing to work with the neighbors on the south to reach agreement on the landscaping. DeBenedet asked how they came up with the figure of .8 for the parking. Palm pointed out that .66 is really more accurate. Goldstein pointed out that they did find .66 to essentially meet the needs of such a project, and therefore by allowing one per each unit, they are confident that the parking needs will easily be addressed. Wiski asked that if additional parking was needed, where would they find it. Thompson replied again that because they are at one as opposed to .66, they are very confident they won't need additional parking. Nielson asked about the driveway on the southern part of the parcel. Ted Davis said that could be eliminated, but they are using that to meet the parking requirements. Mrs. McLean asked why only one access. Thompson replied that according to their analysis, that's all that is really needed for the envisioned traffic there. DeBenedet asked if this was going to be all Seniors, and how can it be enforced. Demos pointed out that this is a housing revenue bond, and they are required to follow these respective guidelines. DeBenedet asked what the highest point in the parcel was. Thompson replied the highest area would be forty-five feet. Mueller asked where the mechanical systems would be placed. Oberlander replied that the condensing units would have to be in the ground. Mueller asked if those could be kept away from the south side, and will the project be phased. Goldstein stated that they will make an effort to keep the units away from the south, and with respect to the staging, they would be building the new set first to allow the people to move in from the old one if they wanted to stay, and then work on the remodeling of the old facility as part of the second phase. They would then proceed to build the rest of the project.