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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes October 2, 1985 Page 8 Neilson asked whether an environmental assessment or review was needed. Wiski replied that was already resolved through previous action on the comprehensive plan. Matson stated that, in his opinion, the pond could be significantly improved, and a screening may even be required to the north of the property. Mrs. Malachek, of 1323 Oakcrest, asked about the left hand turn lanes, and how they get on Hamline. Neilson stated that she was opposed to the project as a result of the traffic, the cost of the units, the inexperience of the developers, and the lack of the protection for residents on the southern part of the development. Resident stated she was opposed to the project based on the lack of availability of low income apartments. Another resident was concerned about the contamination, and wants pressure placed on PCA to resolve this concern. Recommendation DeBenedet moved, seconded by Berry, to approve the variances on height and parking per submitted plans with the following conditions: 1. No driveway to the south. 2. Staff approves all fire (which includes canopy and two-way road access), utility, and grading plans. 3. Landscaping plans be approved by staff and coordinated with neighbors. 4. The wall along Hamline be constructed of brick. 5. Sidewalk be built on Hamline. 6. No exhaust or mechancial systems on the southern side of the building. 7. The pond be dedicated to the City. Discussion Mueller asked whether additional right-of-way was needed on Hamline. Drown stated that he believed the right-of-way was currently sufficient. Matson stated that no parking on the drive itself should be considered for fire purposes. It was decided that this, in effect, would be addressed through the requirement that the fire plan be approved by the City Fire Marshal. Dressler stated a concern regarding saturation in terms of senior complexes, but will support the project, as it is an excellent proposal for that particular zone and something not of as high quality could be built in that area.