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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Wednesday, January 12, 1994 11 Jay McNamara, 1751 Skillman, asked for clarification regarding a wet pond versus a dry pond. Lon Aune explained the differences. Ed Cunningham, 1857 Eldridge, asked for clarification regarding snow removal from the site and where it would be place, and whether the pond would be used as a snow dump. He also asked where excess material removed from the site would be placed. Mr. Jensen replied that snow would be piled along the edges of the road and that excess material is not expected on the site, and if it is generated as core soils, that soil would be removed from the site. Dick Carlson, 2238 Ferriswood Lane, asked how the fire lanes would be kept clear in winter. Cliff Yentes, 1844 Skillman, asked for clarification regarding parking and access to the townhomes from the church parking lot in the winter with snow piles adjacent to the parking lot. Mr. Jensen explained that a stairway will be constructed from the parking lot to the housing units' driveway. A question was asked by a resident from Eldridge regarding air pollution problems and the impact on school children and the elderly, and another question regarding the amount of mosquitoes that would be generated or created in a ponding area. Don Holmgren, 2166 F ems Lane, asked what was the diversity of homes being constructed within Roseville during the past two years? He believes that most units are starter homes similar to the current ones being proposed at Corpus Christi. Kit Powell, a member of the Waldorf School, asked if there would be added MTC stops and whether there would be any impact on the transportation system? She also asked for clarification regarding how long it would take to construct the units, when it would be started, and the safety of construction adjacent to a school site. Mr. Jensen explained that construction would begin in the summer with four weeks of grading and within two months grading would be done and the road base would be in. The buildings will be constructed in the late summer and completed in January and February with landscaping to be completed in the Spring of 1995. It is approximately a one-year cycle and all landscaping would be irrigated as a final construction operation.