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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes July 1, 1987 Page 3 Cushman stated her concerns with respect to the flow of traffic in the area, and also asked for a clarification as to where the entrances and exits on the Mall were, and how they related to the new construction. Vogel proceeded to point out the entrances relating to the new facilities. Cushman also stated her concern with respect to the different construction and colored materials used on the Mall now, and as to whether it could be tied together in a more aesthetic package. Vogel stated that the new building would attempt to pick up a combination from all of the different construction types. Berry reiterated her concern that the buffer zone had really been neglected over the years, and needs some substantial work. Audrey Coulter, 1971 Simpson, asked for clarification as to how the doors would be constructed on the south side of the facility. Vogel replied they would be constructed the same as originally proposed on the east. He also pointed out that the buffer area on the south side would be enhanced. Jim Thompson asked about the lighting in the area. Vogel replied that the heads would be replaced on the east and west areas of the Mall, and new box (directional lights) would be placed on the southern area. John Wooley, 1455 Burke, stated that he would like some plantings around the existing apartment. Ms. Keller, 1440 Belmont, thanked Har Mar for modifying the plan, and working so diligently with the neighborhood. Bernie Warner, 1455 Ryan, stated that he wanted better mainte- nance in the area. Johnson replied that was a City Code enforce- ment problem. The City is making an improved effort in that area. John Quernemoen, 1950 Arona, stated his concern about the mainte- nance in the corner areas. Johnson stated that those corner entrance areas should probably be blacktopped. Mr. Thompson stated again that the restoration of the buffer is critical. DeBenedet asked what the budget was with respect to the develop- ment. Gary Jackson replied, $5 million. John Moriarity discussed the general drainage situation in the area. Johnson pointed out this project was an excellent example of the neighborhood and developer working together. Moeller stated his concern that he is not convinced that a forty- five foot high sign is really required.