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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Pagel 3 Wednesday, October 12, 1988 to the fire station impact question and what has been provided seems to be contrary to information form the neighborhood. Maschka asked a question concerning the costs and participation in this project. Waldron summarized the increment financing numbers. City tax Dick Ferletti, District Fire Chief, of the Dale street station stated that the proj ect will have an effect on response time especially with volunteers getting to the station. John Rohdy, 494 Grandview Avenue, questioned the cost of looping water lines in the area. Keel responded by stating that the looping costs would be born by the developer and not the city. Rohdy asked what the potential water tower costs would be. Keel outlined the various solutions and costs for dealing with the water pressure problems in the area. Rohdy questioned the timing of the looping of the water lines and asked what water pressure problems would the residents on the third story of the apartments have. Keel responded that the looping would be done with the development and that the third story residents would not suffer any worse pressure problems than others in the area. Geof Kaufmann, 2408 Cohansey street, stated his concern that the traffic study was inaccurate because it was done during the summer when traffic levels are low. Wilson responded that Barton-Aschman had looked at traffic historically and that they believed that July was a high month. Kaufmann stated concerns that the effects of the proposal on the adj acent Elementary School have not been adequately addressed including the effect on children walking to school, bus traffic, and on drop off traffic. Kaufmann also stated concerns about the extension of tax increment financing district #10. Kaufmann asked if properties in the district are contiguous or noncontiguous. Waldron summarized the proposed extension of Tax Increment District #10 and pointed out that the properties are noncontiguous which meets the legislative requirements. Kaufmann asked where the properties are located and what portion of the city they comprise. Waldron summarized the parcels, buildings and conditions of buildings within Tax Increment District #10. Waldron stated that it would be a small proportion of the land area of the City.