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traffic. She expressed concern with taxes for this project; the impact is hard on seniors i Dave Seaberg, 3167 Fairview, said he cannot get into his Fairview driveway now. No � additional retail is needed. The density of the residential area is too high. There will be 5 1,400 cars (from 730 units). With less density, four-plexes with children could live there. � How many trees will be removed from the Park? (none) Roseville does not need more '� retail. #i �p f� ]I L� La i .� IS L� � ' �� � {� ��E ?I �.� �� Dick Houck, 1131 Roselawn, is concerned about the concept, not the iinishedplan. He said the Council has already had hearings on this. The developer doesn't own all the property; eminent domain may be used. The Council may be a developer (he does not agree). Eminent domain has not been discussed to date; it is an abuse of power. Mr. Houck is opposed to the use of eminent domain — it stifles creativity. The decision regarding development should be market driven. Mr. Houck cited "Abuse of power". Elizabeth Alverado, 1903 County Road D, said the project is over ambitious. The infrastructure cannot handle the traffic — should be on a much smaller scale project. County D will be very difficult. This project would be good in Woodbury. There is not enough access to the freeway. Use the funding to improve Roseville. Howard Wagner, 1148 Autumn, said in the Stakeholder's meeting, the developer may over-run the City of Roseville — he is opposed to proposal. �� Gale Pederson, 929 Roselawn, Stakeholder panel member, representing a medical office �� said the medical CEO is excited about 730 new housing units. The retail can be �� supportive to Roseville. High density housing is for seniors and professionals. Other ?" phases could add children. Traffic can be warked out. The tax base and services in �� Roseville will benefit the city. There will be no bad impact on Langton Lake because of �� the shoreland management ordinance and the Park Commission. ��F 3] Hicri Koroylu, 1673 County Road C2, wanted an explanation of what expenses the city .�' will have in year one through ten. What will be the gains, losses? Why should we 3 � support this? s� �� Barb Simon, 1709 Lydia Avenue, explained she was concerned about traffic, especially 3�i between 4:00 — 5:30 p.m., on Fairview. Twin Lakes should be redeveloped, but she is � r concerned about a regional big box draw. Traffic, environment, and eminent domain are � � of concern. �a� �{1 �L -0� �3 �4 d� �� Meg Downer-Carlson, 1770 Lydia Avenue, said her three children cannot cross Lydia because of traffic. With more traffic, living on Lydia will be difficult. With a big box her house will not be valued as highly. She spoke of traffic back-ups in the area. Speed is 30 mph but police must be there because of 40-45 mile per hour traffic. Trucks should be eliminated. An office park is preferred. She explainedthat the Byerly's Center is constantly changing shops. She objects to the proposed plan. Pa�cfiofl� � �