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Member Cunningham liked the enhanced residential look and feel. As a Planned Unit Development the application should explain what types of business could be permitted. Member Olson asked if types of tenants could be listed in the PUD. Hours of operation for offices should also be known. No retail is allowed in a B-1 base zoning. Chair Klausing noted the B-1 zone would be the underlying zone. No further comments. b. Planning File 3281: A request by JL T Group Inc. for sketch plan review of a five story, 262,600 square foot office addition and 1470 stall, five level parking deck for property located at 2700 Snelling Avenue (former NCR facility). Dennis Welsch summarized the application. Kurt Williamson explained the need for expansion. Todd Young, KKE Architects, explained the building addition scheme. Existing driveways would be used. Setbacks of 30 feet from the property lines are questioned. Brick and glass facades are proposed. The building could be built in phases. When complete the floor plates would average 50,000 square feet. The parking ratio of 4.5 stalls/1 000 square feet is proposed. Ponding may be a challenge. Member Mulder asked how parking ramps would integrate with building and existing ramp. How much impervious surface is left on the site? Member Rhody asked about impacts of building and parking ramps on residential areas to the east. (Two floors of ramp could be underground, with three floors up to 30 feet, above grade). How is ponding done on top of building? Member Rhody asked for details regarding the area of rooftop water storage. Member Cunningham asked for current occupancy? (95%, 850 employees). Member Cunningham asked for impact of traffic on the frontage road and asked whether additional work will be done on this. An indirect source permit may be necessary. Member Mulder asked the height of the proposed building (75 feet) and existing building (50 feet). Member Rhody explained that this density may be of concern. Ponding and impacts on neighbors to east are also a concern. Chair Klausing expressed concern about height (3 stories is the maximum allowed) and ramp impacts. Member Mulder expressed concern about the building height and indicated the ramp must be two stories below grade. A 70-foot building will create too much shade and found the height may have a negative impact. Member Mulder asked if the building could be located along the west side of the site instead of east side. Kurt Williamson said they had looked at adding the structure to the ramp but it was not feasible. Member Olson asked what was non-conforming at this time (ponding, possibly setbacks, enclosures). Member Cunningham asked if the ramp could be razed and new building placed on site. There were no further comments. 7. Public Hearings a. Planning File 3278: A request by the City of Roseville to consider a text amendment to the City Code, Title 10, Zoning, authorizing the location of a bingo hall in the Business and Industrial Districts within the City. Chair Klausing opened the hearing and requested the City Attorney Joel Jamnik to explain the proposed ordinance. The ordinance proposed a bingo hall as a Conditional Use Permit in a B-1 and B-1 B (within 400 feet of a state of interstate highway). Joel explained the reasoning on the 400-foot provision. Bingo would also be a permitted use in B-2, B-3, 1-1, 1-2 and SC zones.