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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes April 9, 1986 Page 3 Maschka asked when the proposed tennis courts were going to be constructed. Ericksen replied that they are not an urgent part of the overall development package, and $75,000 needs to be raised before they are constructed. Wiski asked to confirm whether the P.U.D. does address all of the parking demand pursuant to all of the proposed facilities. Johnson replied yes it does, and that if any of the dotted portion depicted on the proposed P.U.D. were to be considered, a modified P.U.D. would have to be requested from the City. Wi ski asked how the additional parking was divided between the two cities. Johnson replied approximately 304 in Roseville and roughly 250 in Arden Hills. Wiski asked as to whether parking could take place in some of the ball fields during major events. Johnson replied that it is a possibility for football games, etc. Additional areas of potential parking have been identifed if the proposed parking is not adequate. Wiski asked Ericksen as to whether he was willing to accept this as a condition of the approval. He replied that he was. Maschka asked if ponding in the area was adequate in light of the new asphalt. Mr. Davidson replied that yes, it was adequate for the proposed development. Ms. Johnson stated her concern that most of the building will occur in Roseville. Mr. Johnson replied that they are making a major effort to properly landscape the area, and enhance the overall environment. Ms. Johnson again reiterated her concern that the area will be primarily blacktop on the Roseville side of the development, and that landscaping is critical to the project. Mr. Gray, Landscape Architect, proceeded to discuss the specific elements of the landscape plan. Dr. Ericksen stated that the College plants from fifty to seventy-five trees per year. Mr. Goedeke asked what areas are going to be lighted. Mr. Davidson replied that lighting is addressed in the proposed plans that were submitted. Shielded lights will be used on all paths, and they are not going to light the tennis courts, the athletic fields, or the pathway on the eastern side of the development. Mr. Moeller asked where the mechanical systems on the dorm were located, and where exhaust will be directed. Mr. Davidson replied the exhaust will be directed "upward" and not towards the residential area. Dave Carlson, 1516 Edgewater, asked that if this is a new plan, shouldn't the new plan be approved in its entirety? Wiski replied that yes, it is a new plan, and that's what is currently being processed.