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residential PUD, approval of the preliminary plat, and approval of the concept plan of the PUD, and approval of the Comprehensive Plan Amendment from low-density residential to medium-density residential. Chairman Wietecki asked if 8 single-family structures could be placed on 8 lots within this site (Michael Falk stated that approximately 8 single-family houses could be built on the site in comparison to 16 proposed in the townhouse project). Member Rengel asked for clarification regarding the Park Commission's recommendation on why the Whaley site was not recommended for a park. Dennis Welsch responded that other sites were larger and had more amenities suitable to meet the needs of the neighborhood. Member Wall asked for comparison and description of the architectural standards. Gordie Howe, developer of Rose Villas, stated that the townhouse structures will measure 62 feet x 66 feet in size within which 2 dwelling units will be placed. There will be street lights within the development for security. He is proposing evergreen landscaping to provide year-round color. All the buildings will have the same exterior color brick, siding, and roofs. The siding will be aluminum and the brick will be placed around the edges of the garage. Member Rengel asked if there would be maintenance by the Homeowners' Association (The answer is yes). Member Wall asked ifthe 8 buildings will be identical (Yes). Member Wall asked if there could be different colors and different designs. Chairman Wietecki stated that in the Owasso Hills Project all the units look the same, and he was concerned about monotony. He asked ifthe developer could make them look more distinctive or individual. Member Rengel stated that in the neighborhood there are differences already. It would not look out of character to have townhome units of different designs. He stated that the scale and landscaping of the project will help blend the project into the neighborhood. Mr. Howe asked what colors would be suitable. Member Rengel replied that a palate of 4 colors or earth tones could work. Chairman Wietecki asked if the buildings would be slab or basements (Basements). He asked if the false gable location could be varied from unit to unit. Member Rhody stated that, over time, the uniformity of such a project changes with the Homeowners' Association. Jeff Gray, 1065 Ryan, expressed concern about the fence along the north property line, and suggested that a fence be used as a noise barrier. He asked for descriptions of the sizes of the landscape materials. Mr. Gray asked if the Homeowners' Association would allow any individuality. He expressed concern about children playing in the drainage pond area, and stated that, if the project does not build a fence, the neighbors will. He asked if property would be properly maintained. Paul and Joy Nerum, 1056 Roselawn Avenue, stated that their property will be impacted more than others, because they are at the entrance to the project on Roselawn Avenue. They expressed concern with garbage pickup, noting that it should be on the same day 3