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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION page# 8 Wednesday, January 4, 1989 Dahlgren testified that much of the land there is a low wet area which is best left in its natural state. Dahlgren added that it is privately owned and probably not developable. Keel added that the City probably did not have a drainage easement in the low area but that it would be under the Army Corps of Engineers jurisdiction. Berry pointed out that the open space in the area enhances the area in that the lot split would be compatible. Goedeke stated his concern about the potential for impeding natural drainage flow in the area. Keel pointed out that the land slopes up to County Road Band that a swale could be provided to divert drainage around the new building. DeBenedet moved, Maschka seconded to recommend approval of the lot division with the condition that before a building permit is issued that drainage plans be reviewed and approved by the Engineering Division to insure that natural drainage flow is not impeded. Roll Call: Ayes: Maschka, Moeller, DeBenedet, Goedeke, stokes, Johnson Berry, Nays: None. Planninq File 1916 Rosedale Marketplace Associates request for rezoning from 1-1 to B-4, planned unit development and special use permit for site approval at 2401 Fairview. Presentation Dahlgren summarized the location and the proposed shopping center development. Dahlgren highlighted the zoning and comprehensive plan issues and the proposed changes to Rosedale which potentially affect the access to the site in question. George Bestrom from Center Companies, discussed the access changes to Fairview Avenue being considered by Center Companies and pointed out that changes are being considered but can't be guaranteed at this point. Dahlgren informed the commission that the proposed access location at the southeast corner of the site is based on the best solution because it would line up with the access location being considered by Rosedale. Dahlgren highlighted the dedication