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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Paget 10 Wednesday, August 3, 1988 Dr. steven Young, stressed the importance of transition and the need to work with the Temple to provide for their open space and separation needs. Young pointed out that each property is unique and that precedence is not important in this case. Young testified that the loss of green space should be a big concern because decisions made now can't be reversed. Young encouraged the commission to move cautiously because of the uniqueness of this case and to recognize the cultural differences of the vietnamese. Young added that the vietnamese people have more of a relationship with nature which is an important part of the cuI ture. Young encouraged the commission to take time to work out the transition and to table this matter to fully consider the options. Young stated that quick decisions are often made where money is involved and those decisions lose sight of non-monetary issues. Johnson responded that the role of the commission is not financial, but to review the proper land use. Bruce Reichenbach, 707 West County Road B-2, inquired if a study has been done of the effect of mUlti-family development of a property value of adjacent properties. Dahlgren responded that he had been involved in a study in the past to try to proved that there was impact on adjacent properties, but that the study did not show it. Wilson commented that he knows of no formal study but the key is to do development properly with quality development and proper maintenance. Dr. Albert Leon encouraged the commission to preserve the natural environment in the area and give equal opportunity for the vietnamese people. Larry Bieza, 182 South McCarrons questioned who initiated the petitions. Johnson highlighted the petitions. Bieza asked what the entire site costs were. that 3.6 million dollars were the total costs. paying 2.3 million for the recreation center, would pay 1.3 million. Waldron repl ied The city would be and the developer Bieza asked what the difference in setbacks were between R-3 and R-l districts. Dahlgren summarized the setback requirements. Bieza asked about the development schedule. Wilson responded that the multi-family would proceed first, followed shortly by the single family development. Bieza asked how many 58 foot lots there were in the city. Dahlgren replied that there are a number of 60 - 75 foot lots in the older areas of the city.