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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes July 2, 1986 Page 5 Waldron also asked what the impact would be of a similar type store locating within six blocks of Costco, as to whether the market is strong enough that both of them would survive. Harti- gan replied that number one, he is confident that Costco would surely survive and, in his opinion, the market may be strong enough to allow both operations. Dahlgren replied that he is confident that by having two such wholesale warehouses in the area , it would result in substantial spinoff business development. James Mammen, from questions. What are focused? Is there units? What are the 2966 Mildred Drive, asked the following the hours of operation? How is the lighting outside announcing? Are there roof top air aesthetics of the building? Hartigan replied the hours of operation are 12:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the weekdays and 12:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on weekends. The lighting plan would be focused downward, there will be no outside announcements, there will be roof top air conditioning, but they will be covered by the three foot parapet and in terms of the aesthetics of the building, it will be well landscaped, and the City is forcing Costco to construct a complete brick structure. Mr. Mammen also asked about the drainage in the area, and should it actually be going to the pond. Janisch pointed out that in the area today, all of the drainage currently goes to the pond; thus, nothing would be significantly changed. Wiski stated that the approach on this particular project should be divided by the three items, and the Comprehensive Plan should be dealt with first. Mayor Demos asked why all three were being considered tonight. Wiski stated that it is more appropriate to fold them together as the Met Council is now very amenable to this type of process. Johnson stated if we are waiting for a final study from the consultants, it may be more useful to table this particular item. Maschka stated that the Commission should wait for Financial Systems analysis to be completed also, particularly worried about the precedent that this would set. the Public and he is development Berry also agreed, stating that she would prefer to see what the final study of the consultants suggest. Dahlgren reiterated his concern that this is a good use, and that office development would not happen in this area.