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<br />ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION <br /> <br />Pagett <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />Wednesday, May 18, 1988 <br /> <br />Maschka questioned what type of development was anticipated south <br />of Terrace Drive. Dahlgren replied that he would anticipate <br />office service uses similar to what is being developed at the <br />Centre Point business park. <br /> <br />Berry asked for an update on the status of the Black Crown Heron <br />Rookery at Langton Lake. Johnson indicated that Mary Miller from <br />the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources had been out but <br />couldn't find the rookery to document it. Another meeting would <br />be set up to document the rookery. <br /> <br />G.S. Buerge, 1791 Maple Lane, questioned the alignment of the new <br />road and wondered why there was the S curve in it. Dahlgren <br />commented that the alignment was chosen to utilize the existing <br />right-of-way of Terrace Drive to reduce costs. Dahlgren also <br />pointed out that County ditch 4 made it difficult to provide a <br />straight road in the area. <br /> <br />Nancy Irsfeld, 1754 Maple Lane, inquired as to how many trees <br />would be lost with the new roadway. Dahlgren responded that a <br />new roadway would be located 50 feet south of the park and <br />therefore no trees would be lost. <br /> <br />Sally Brown, 1737 Maple Lane, asked why the access to 35W was <br />being changed and if this would result in the loss of the <br />existing ponding areas. Dahlgren replied that the shape of the <br />ponding areas would change, but there would be no decline in the <br />ponding area. Johnson pointed out that the change is also <br />necessary to provide more stacking space on Cleveland Avenue. <br /> <br />Don Reagan, owner of the industrial parcel next to Fruehauf, <br />asked if there would be any realignment of County ditch 4. <br />Dahlgren pointed out that there would be no realignment but that <br />portions of the ditch may be widened for ponding area. Reagan <br />commended the philosophy to allow land owners to develop their <br />own parcels. <br /> <br />Sharon Klapperich, 2850 Wheeler Road, asked what the density of <br />the multi-family would be and how many dwelling units there would <br />be west of Langton Lake in the new al ternati ve plan proposed. <br />Dahlgren pointed out that the density would be in the 20 dwelling <br />unit per acre scale and that there would be 360 units adjacent <br />to Langton Lake. <br /> <br />Ed Krieger, 1784 Maple Lane, asked if there would be design <br />standards and whether the existing buildings in the area would <br />meet these standards. Dahlgren commented that design standards <br />were being proposed and that a number of the existing buildings <br />