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of Columbus that have less impact. The City should force the State to install traffic lights at Oakcrest and Snelling. Roy Nelson, 1799 Rose Place, stated that if Roseville does need senior housing, this (James 6.2 acres) is the place to build it. -10 minute break - Frank Rog, owner of Kings Court Racquet Ball building, stated the building is for sale. He supports the residential concept. There being no further comments, Chair Harms closed the hearing. Member Rhody described the difficulties of both proposals. Chair Harms noted that scenario 1 allows uses to continue. Member Mulder espressed concern about both options; each option changes the neighborhood significantly. Member Klausing asked for clarification on percent homesteaded in neighborhood and the sale prices of homes ($90-120K). Member Cunningham stated he was struck by the commercial activity that surrounds the neighborhood. The neighbors wish to preserve the quality of life. Member Wilke found that some issues are unresolved. Traffic is not resolved, the signal at Oakcrest; the location of the Knights of Columbus should not move. Member Olson was not accepting of the two alternatives and asked that traffic be studied further. Chair Harms stated traffic increase will always be an issue around and in the neighborhood. The two proposals are win-lose, rather than win-win. There is a loss to the neighbors. She asked if there was a third option. Motion: Member Mulder moved, Member Wilke seconded, to recommend that the eastern half of Knights of Columbus property stay out of PUD; and change to Medium Density housing on both the Kings Court and the National Tire Warehouse site. Motion withdrawn. Motion: Member Mulder moved, Member Wilke seconded, to table this issue (PF2998) for further study based on a third option. Motion withdrawn. 7