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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION page# 5 Wednesday, October 5, 1988 Hafner stated that the solution was acceptable but that the parking situation must dealt with. Fred street, 1200 Eldridge Avenue, asked if Mr. Kaufhold would allow parking on his site for users of the park. Kaufhold replied that parking on his site could continue as long as he is involved in the site but he couldn't speak for future owners. street asked why the size of the park had been reduced by a 1/2 acre from the neighbors proposal. Johnson responded that the City was trying to keep the park size to 3 acres because of the original agreement with the property owner. Bill Bakeman, 1178 W. County Road B, thanked Mr. Kaufhold, Mr. Dahlgren, and City staff for working to come up with a solution. Bakeman stated that the proposed plan was a good compromise and everyone appeared to get something. Turba asked if Kaufhold was agreeable to the plan. responded that he would accept it. Kaufhold Johnson commended the neighborhood, staff, and mayor for working to get a compromise on this matter. An unidentified citizen questioned whether the driveway onto Lexington would line up with Burke Avenue. Dahlgren replied that that detail would have to be worked with a specific proposal in the future but that would be advantageous to line a driveway with Burke and that a developer would want to do that. Johnson closed the public hearing. Berry moved and Maschka seconded to amend the comprehensive plan for the site from school to park, high density residential and business. Roll Call: Ayes: Berry, Goedeke, Stokes, Maschka, Moeller, DeBenedet, Johnson Nays: None DeBenedet moved and Maschka seconded to recommend rezoning a portion of the site from R-l to R-3A, B-3, and B-1 in accordance with the plan dated October 5, 1988. Stokes questioned if the applicant needed more time to review the alterative. Kaufhold responded that he did not need any more time.