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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Pagel 5 Wednesday, August 2, 1989 Lorraine Leaf, 1776 N. Dunlap, questioned if the sign would be any higher than the existing sign, and pointed out that the fence along the north property line is in poor condition and that major work on it is necessary. She questioned whether the building would be expanding to the street on the east side. Amdahl stated that the proposed addition would go no further to the east than the existing lean-to building. Amdahl stated that at the neighborhood meeting, there was a request for pedestrian access to the site which they could provide. Amdahl pointed out that Rainbow didn't own the site in the past and they do now and that they will police the area better. Galvin, the District Manager, assured the Commission that the site would be kept clean. Leaf pointed out to the Commission that Margolis had promised a pedestrian opening to their site but that the opening had been blocked for security reasons. Johnson questioned if Margolis needs to agree to the new pedestrian access. Amdahl stated that the proposed opening would be on Rainbow property, therefore, Margolis does not need to be involved. Berry questioned who owns the fences on the northeast side of the property. Amdahl replied that Rainbow owns them both. Delbert Leaf, 1776 N. Dunlap, asked if there would be any noise barriers constructed because of the noise of the trucks using the east loading docks. Galvin explained the proposed loading dock situation and stated that the use of the docks on the east side would be limited and would be used less than they currently are. Galvin agreed to look at the issue of additional noise barriers. Amdahl stated that they could look at providing additional planting along the east edge. Johnson asked what design alternatives there were to provide addi tional noise barriers. Dahlgren stated that landscaping doesn't necessarily effect actual noise levels and that any barrier must be solid. Dahlgren stated that noise in this case may not be stopped by landscaping . Galvin pointed out that because of the new design of the loading docks with boots that unloading would occur inside vs. outside which should help the noise problem. Johnson stated that she was troubled by the proposed exterior materials. Amdahl summarized the proposed new exterior building materials and design and stated that the remainder of the building would be painted to match the new.