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City of Roseville Planning Commission Minutes Wednesday, June 8, 1994 MINUTES housing site to establish all uses on the site. He said that traffic from the development will require 50 to 60 underground spaces. The average age of the residents will be 70-72 years. The project will include community rooms but not full kitchens other than within the units. The apartments will have pull cords, annunciators, hand rails, and elevators. There will be 16 guest parking spaces, plus 8 surface stalls adjoining the building. He estimates that 1 traffic generation trip will be created by each unit, per day. There will be deed restrictions and federal restrictions regarding the age of the residents who must be more than 62 years of age. Chairman Wietecki asked if the church had thought of moving the rectory to allow for realignment of the project and parking along the north side of the project. Member Sandstrom asked about buffers along the south side and the pond in the south side area. Pinkerton responded that the neighbors do not want a pond near the residential area and that he would explore a site closer to Fairview. Member Rengel asked if the parking was for the senior housing and how the city could be assured that the housing will remain senior housing. Pinkerton reiterated the federal and state requirements as well as a residential board of review. He also stated that there will be a covenant on the site. Rengel asked for additional details regarding the number of guests stalls and how the property would be sub-divided, as well as the setbacks from Fairview (65 feet) and from County Road B (55 feet). Member Wall asked how the property on the south side of the project would be used as open space by the tenants. Could it be used for gardens, picnic areas, etc. He also asked if parking from the west would create headlight problems within the apartment units. Pinkerton responded that screening will be necessary the units. Member Sandstrom stated that additional parking by the church on the north side of the rectory should be part of the Planned Unit Development. Chairman Wietecki stated that the church should understand that there will be Planned Unit Developments that require the church to comply with the regulations. Member Thomas asked for clarification regarding the visitor entrances and the setbacks from traffic lights. Member Harms asked for details regarding sidewalk on County Road B and Fairview Avenue, and the access to the senior center via sidewalks. 15