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1/12/1994
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<br />ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION <br />Wednesday, January 12, 1994 <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />None. <br /> <br />6. Public Hearings. <br /> <br />( a) Planning File 2628 <br /> <br />Good Values Homes, Inc.'s request for a planned unit development (PUD), rezoning, <br />and Comprehensive Plan Amendment, at the northeast comer of Lexington Avenue and <br />Highway 36. Applicant wishes to construct a 58-unit townhome development. <br /> <br />Chainnan Keith Wietecki opened the public hearing and asked City Planner Mike F alk <br />to provide a background presentation on the project. The public hearing is a continued <br />public hearing from the December 9, 1993, City Planning Commission meeting. <br /> <br />City Planner Mike Falk, provided a verbal presentation from a written report dated <br />December 9, 1993, in which he described a rezoning request from R-3A and B-1 to <br />Planned Unit Development. The Planning Commission had requested storm sewer, <br />traffic, building elevations and sketches and landscaping details prior to making a <br />decision on this project at their December 9, 1993, meeting. <br /> <br />Falk noted that the stonn sewer and drainage have been reviewed by the City Engineer <br />and they do work according to city standards. The traffic study is to be reviewed <br />during this evening's meeting, as well as the building elevation sketches. Falk noted <br />that the proposal has been reduced from 62 units to 58 units based upon previous <br />comments by the Planning Commission. He also explained the changed alignment of <br />the interior road system reducing the pavement surface along the northeast edge of the <br />project. <br /> <br />Member Thomas asked for clarification regarding the upgraded landscape plans which <br />were to be sent to the staff or commission. John Peterson, President of Good Value <br />Homes, described the landscape plan and the sketches of the buildings taken from the <br />northeast and northwest comers of the site. He explained that 45 percent of the site <br />will be green space. He also explained in detail the three exits which are available at <br />Lovell, Grandview, and Lexington Avenue. <br />
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