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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes March 4, 1987 Page 9 DeBenedet asked how the potential tax increment assistance had developed. Waldron replied that the City had asked for more extensive landscaping while the developer had requested assis- tance with potential soil correction needs. Waldron stated that the City preferred not to participate with respect to the soil corrections, but was willing to consider paying for enhanced landscaping in the area. Sikora pointed out that the landscaping would normally cost in the range of $20,000 for such a develop- ment, but if the City were to participate in landscaping, they would increase the landscaping by a commensurate amount. Dahlgren reiterated the City's concern that based on that this is in a quasi-gateway area to the City, development should be properly landscaped. the that fact the DeBenedet stated that from the policy position, it may be more appropriate simply to assist with soil correction that is in the range of the landscape and sidewalk figure. Berry moved, DeBenedet seconded, that the G. C. Rein Development Company's request for Comprehensive Plan Amendment at 3090 Long Lake Road be approved. Roll Call, Ayes: Stokes, DeBenedet, Goedeke, Moeller, Berry, and Johnson. Nays: None. DeBenedet moved, Berry seconded, that the G. C. Rein Development Company's request for rezoning and Special Use Permit at 3090 Long Lake Road be approved with the following conditions: 1. That the development will occur in accordance with plans dated March 4, 1987. 2. That the easement be provided for the sidewalk as proposed, east of Long Lake Road. 3. That the exterior of the structure shall be brick on all four sides. 4. That the signs shall conform to the ordinance requirements. 5. That final engineering and landscape plans be approved by staff. Roll Call, Ayes: Stokes, DeBenedet, Goedeke, Moeller, Berry, and Johnson. Nays: None. Other Business Waldron proceeded to discuss the current status of the Moratorium and the schedule that was in place to complete the required activities of the area. He also pointed out that the newspaper article in the Roseville Review relating to the Moratorium con- tained major inaccuracies with respect to the planning process.