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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Pagett 21 Wednesday, July 6, 1988 which the commission should address. Gregory stated that two driveways onto Lexington would not be a problem, that a one way drive would not solve any problems. Roll Call, Ayes: Maschka, DeBenedet, Berry, Goedeke, Moeller, Nays: Berry, Stokes, Johnson The meeting was recessed at l2:45pm. The meeting reconvened at 1:00am. Planninq File 1864 Brutger Companies request for a Special Use Permit for an amended planned unit development at 2231 Rice Street. Presentation Dahlgren summarized location, history and the proposal. Dahlgren outlined concern that the grading and drainage plan be subject to MN Dot approval, that the building height not exceed the previous proposal, that the exterior building materials be clarified, and staff review the relocation of utility lines. Steve Wilson from Brutger Companies testified that the proposed plan was better than the previous plan because it would be lower in height, have large setbacks, a reduced footprint, more underground parking, and have a quality exterior with brick and cedar accents. Wilson stated that at the neighborhood meeting, the primary concern was traffic. Berry questioned the color of the brick. Wilson answered that it would be an earth tone color. Johnson asked for clarification on height. Wilson responded that the elevation of the roof peak on the previous proposal was 969 ft. 10 in. while the proposal would have a roof peak of 969 ft. Wilson pointed out that the project would have 71 units versus the previous 61 units. They have been able to do this because the project is built further into the ground while having a 18 hundred sq. ft. less of a footprint. Wilson pointed out that the peak of the roof would be 40 ft. high. DeBenedet questioned what would occur on lot 4. Wilson responded