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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, October 13, 2008 Page 22 the building; and impervious surface calculations not a requirement of this re- quest. Applicant representatives Alex Hall, United Properties and Kevin Tepin, MFRA (Civil Engineering and Landscaping Architect) Mr. Hall advised that the building height at its tallest point was 58 feet; provided a review of site specifics for the proposed Langton Assisted Living facility adjacent to the proposed senior co-op; addressed specific location of the facility and its re- lationship to surrounding wetlands; and provided photos of the four existing sin- gle-family homes and their conditions of disrepair. Mr. Hall addressed site contamination issues due to above-ground fuel oil storage tanks at three of the four homes and requirements for asbestos and lead paint re- moval during demolition of the existing homes based on environmental studies done on site; provided demographic data on area senior populations; and interest for this type of housing alternative for focus groups within current co-op resi- dents. Architectural renderings of the proposed elevations were provided, along with the proposed mix of independent (congregate), assisted living and memory care units. Mr. Tepin provided landscaping features including continued landscaping from the adjacent co-op building; integrating permeable pavers on the parking lot to in- filtrate and clean site runoff on the south side of the building into a stormwater re- tention pond and then to the wetland; incorporation of previous comments of the Planning Commission and City Council into the PUD proposal, including trail connections on the south side of the building, additional pedestrian walkways on the east side of the building; softening of the landscape with a fountain along Cleveland Avenue; and the applicant's willingness to continue working with staff to understand and best represent pedestrian friendly pathways. Discussion among Councilmembers and the applicant included elevation images and grades related to the park represented as a walkout condition from the assisted living portion to the wetland area, and contemplation of siting the dining room in that area with windows looking out into the patio area to open the building visu- ally; fencing with a partial trellis at the patio deck and outdoor enclosed garden area as an outdoor area experience for memory care units. Nobodv a eared for public comment on this issue. Roe moved, Willmus seconded, enactment of Ordinance No. 1378 (Attachment G in the packet) entitled, "An Ordinance Amending Title 10 of Roseville City Code, Changing the Official Zoning Map Designation of the Certain Real Property at 2990 and 2996 Cleveland Avenue from Single-Family Residence District (R-1) to Planned Unit Development (PUD) District, with an Underlying Zoning of Mixed