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City of Roseville Planning Commission Minutes Wednesday, June 8, 1994 MINUTES Mr. Ed Cunningham, 1857 Eldridge Avenue West, stated he was concerned about density on the site and the incompatibility of land uses. He noted that 80 percent of the neighbors on Eldridge are concerned about density. Cunningham asked for details regarding the long-term plans for the school on the site regardless of whether its Waldorf or Corpus Christi. He asked that if senior development is approved, no other development be approved on the site. Cunningham asked for long-term assurances that this project is for seniors and not for low-income housing. He asked if there really was a need for more senior housing. Mr. Cunningham asked how visible the three-story building would be and asked that additional screening be added. Ellerd Solfest, 1781 West Eldridge, asked for another entrance for vehicle garage space. He also commented that the entrance on County B would help. He was opposed to a pond on the south edge of the project. He asked that the project remain for seniors and not change affordable apartment units. Fred McCormick, 1773 West Skillman, stated he was supportive of having the church do planning for the entire site. Chairman Wietecki stated that the developer must talk with Father Nygaard regarding the entire site Planned Unit Development requirements. He asked the developer to consider whether the rectory could be moved and the housing replace it. He also commented that this was a better plan than the previous plan. Wietecki asked that the developer prepare a deed restriction which could be filed for the senior housing site. He asked that the staff work with the city attorney on preparation of such documents. There was no further comment. (e)Projects on the Schedule for Next Month's Meeting City Planner Mike Falk listed a number of projects including Pineview Overlook Townhouse project, Midas Muffler Shop, The Shoreland Ordinance, and the Comprehensive Plan Hearing for the July meeting of the Planning Commission. Chairman Wietecki asked the staff to prepare a senior housing market study to indicate how many units are in the community as well as how many may be needed. The meeting adjourned at 12:25 p.m. 16