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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Paget12 Wednesday, May 3, 1989 Greg Burda from the Centre Companies, stated that security is a number one issue at their centers and that security officers are Centre Company employees and are carefully screened. Burda pointed out that they do have routine patrols but it is important not to establish a set pattern. They vary the pattern times, location, and type of patrols so that criminals do not learn the patterns. Burda stated that they are looking at a camera system and that they would be very happy to address the concerns raised by the Planning commission and the Police Department. Johnson questioned whether there would be patrols. Burda answered that patrols would continue and that there would be people added for the ramp. Johnson asked if Centre Companies would raise the foot candle to the 5-10 level recommended by the Police Department. Burda responded that they would raise the foot candle and look at the location of the lighting to avoid dark spots. Burda pointed out that the Southdale ramp is a test to find out what works best and changes will be made if it doesn't work. Johnson asked if Centre Companies had a problem with the conditions recommended by the Police Department. Burda responded no. Maschka asked for clarification of the exterior building materials. McChane responded that they are proposing a precast material because they are not sure of the materials which will be used on the new Dayton's store. McChane added that they are willing to review these materials. Johnson stated that the Council may not accept a requirement that the exterior materials come back for additional Planning Commission review. DeBenedet questioned why it is difficult to enforce the clean indoor air act. Burda responded that they do everything they can including signage, change of trash receptacles. DeBenedet pointed out that he has observed security personnel ignoring violations. Burda apologized.