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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Paget 23 Wednesday, July 6, 1988 opinion. wilson responded that in his opinion, the problems with traffic can be mitigated with a change in plan, and that the previous proposal was limited by the location of utilities and the amount of excavation the developer was willing to do. McDonald stated that the original project had 85 units, but they were reduced because of the shared driveway with Country Kitchen and traffic problems on Rice street. McDonald stated that his fear would be that traffic problems would lead to reduced rents and the quality of the development would go down over time. Carol Tauber, 2234 Marion, stated that there should be no traffic to Marion street from Outlot A. Keel responded that outlot A is not wide enough for street purposes and that he saw no need for a connection to Marion street. Wilson commented that he would have no problem with a condition stating that there would be no outlet to Marion street. Krumm indicated a concern for the grades on the site. Dan Klecker from Pope Associates, stated that there would be 2 - 6% grades on the site. Johnson closed the public hearing. Berry moved, DeBenedet seconded to recommend approval of the Special Use Permit for an amended plan unit development at 2231 Rice street with the following conditions: 1. That exterior building materials be brick with aluminum siding. 2. That the building height not exceed 40 ft. at the peak of the roof. 3. That the drainage plan be approved by Mn Dot. 4. That city staff approve final engineering and landscape details. 5. That there be no access to the site from Marion street. 6. That a sprinkler system be provided for the building. The design of the system should be reviewed and approved by the Fire Marshal. Roll Call, Ayes: DeBenedet, Berry, Goedeke, Johnson, Moeller