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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION page:#12 Wednesday, April 4, 1990 Dahlgren summarized the site location, history of the present building and the proposed furniture store. Keel stated that there are 123 parking spaces in this lot. Keel added that a sidewalk would be required. Peter Hilger gave a detailed description of the property and the proposed building design. Hilger added that they will be enhancing the building's facade. Goedeke questioned what colors will be used for the sign. Joe Hansen, the furniture store owner, stated that they are looking at a possible name change for their store so the final design has not been determined. Berry stated that she is not pleased with the landscaping plan. Hilger explained the landscaping plan in detail. Roberts questioned if a sidewalk exists in front of the building. Hilger identified the location of the existing sidewalk. Roberts questioned how the delivery of furniture will be handled. An area resident suggested that the City take down the stop sign at the corner of Oakcrest and the Snelling Avenue service road. Sue Schmittdiel, an area resident, questioned if there will be a limit to truck traffic along Oakcrest. Keel replied that Oakcrest is designed for 9 ton loads and truck traffic might not be limited. Johnson questioned if it is possible to limit this truck traffic. John Schmittdiel, an area resident, questioned the type of trees to be used and the future status of the frontage road located between this building and the new crossroads shopping center. Goedeke commented that the rear fence should remain in place and be repaired but the fence located to the side of the building should be taken down due to its poor condition. Pederson, an area resident, questioned if there will be any signage located on the back of the building. Peterson questioned when and where the gate will be located on the Snelling Avenue service road between this existing building and the new crossroads center.