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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Paget 9 Wednesday, August 3, 1988 upgrade roads and sidewalks to manager that traffic the best we can. Schomaker questioned what would happen if the single family lots would not sell. Wilson stated that he did not anticipate a problem, but that the company would be liable for the taxes in any case because of developer agreement with the city. Schomaker asked what guarantee would the neighborhood have that no rezoning would be requested of the single family area. Wilson pointed out that when the city approves a plan, that's what they must build, and if they would want to amend that plan, there would be hearings before the planning commission and council. Mark Gregory, 684 Grandview, pointed out that the roads are County Roads and questioned whether the project should go ahead prior to knowing what County plans are for upgrading the road. Johnson responded that the County reacts to development after it's built, and makes changes as warrants are met. Mark Gregory pointed out that warrants are already met, and asked if the developer has approached the County. Keel outlined the procedure for approval and construction of stoplights, stating that the city and county work together as proposed as traffic meets warrants. Keel pointed out that the developer has inquired about improvements in the area. Keel said that improvements are not part of the County's current five year program, and would not anticipate any changes in the next two years. Johnson state that citizens can express concerns to the County to encourage them to change their priorities. Keel stated that the city can also put pressure on the County. Nita Truitner, representing the Phat-an vietnamese Temple, introduced the Vietnamese people in the audience. Mrs. Khai read a statement in vietnamese which was translated by Min Dai The statement stressed the importance of the temple socially and culturally to it's vietnamese members, and the need to protect the space and ventilation around the temple. Nita Truitner distributed and read a statement asking for modifications to the plan to protect the park like atmosphere around the temple, and to provide development which better blends in with the existing low density housing in the area.