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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION page#15 Wednesday, June 6, 1990 Joyce Nordquist said that they are addressing the soil contamination problem and that they were aware of utility concerns. Nordquist summarized the type of housing and the income requirements for people purchasing the proposed six new homes. Janice Kahn pointed out that there are no valuable trees on the site. stokes questioned if the land had been purchased yet. Kahn responded that the property is being purchased by a holding company and it is no longer owned by Trapp. stokes asked who would be obligated for any damages for down zoning the property. Kahn stated that there was no damage. Jopke pointed out that there is a grant being used to write down the land. Shardlow stated that there should be no damages because the applicant is requesting the down zoning. DeBenedet asked if the applicant had read the staff report and understood it. Nordquist responded that she understood the issues. An unknown resident questioned what the down zoning was. Johnson responded that that would be rezoning the property from B-3 to R- 1. Harry McKensie, 2501 W. County Road C-2, pointed out that the triangle of his land which is included in the plat has not been acquired yet and stated that the ponding area proposed is not a good idea. Keel responded that the drainage area eventually goes to County Road C-2 and that it is not a wet pond. Keel added that the design is subject to further detailed review. McKensie asked what affect the proposal had on drainage of his property. Keel stated that it doesn't appear that it will affect Mr. McKensie's property but that the detailed design will have to be reviewed when building permits are issued. Kahn explained the legal requirements and restrictions of ownership because of the grant requirements.