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I~®seviile Public Worms, Envirantnent and 'I'ranspartatian Camnais~ion Agenda Item Date: February 26, 2008 Item No: 7 Item Description: McGough Plan for Twin Lakes Background: McGough Development seeks the approval of a REZONING and GENERAL CONCEPT PLANNED UN1T DEVELOPMENT to redevelop the approximately 26-acre PIK Terminal property into a carporate campus consisting of 2 office buildings, asingle-stary laboratory, 2 parking structures and other site improvements. The Planning Commission opened the public hearing for the application on February b, 2008, and it was continued to the March S, 2005 meeting. On January 17th and 24th the Development Review Cornimittee (DRC) met to review the proposal. As a GENERAL CONCEPT, the DRC supports the use and generalized layout and configuration of structures, parking areas, ponds and other amenities. However, there are a few items that were identified needed more information prior to developing a formal recommendation for the City Council. These items: • More precise building locations and heights must be designed into the fnal plans, but are supported as identified in the GENERAL CONCEPT. • A greater laboratory setback from the park (rear property line) consistent with the Twin Lakes Master Plan should be explored in the final design. • Pedestrian connections through at least one section of the parcel, from an improved Mount Ridge Road to the park, will be required consistent with the Twin Lakes Master Plan and the Urban Design Principles. The Park and Recreation Commission will begin discussion on pedestrian connections through the site to the park at their February meeting. Also to be discussed is park dedication consistent with State Statutes 462.358 (specifically subd. 2b Dedication and 2c -Nexus) and any applicability of § 1103.07 of the Roseville City Cade. • Sidewalks and pedestrian paths shall be incorporated into the proposed roadway system. • The stone water management plan must meet the goals and strategies of the City's CSWMP, and will be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer and the Rice Creek Watershed. The final design and placement of storm water infrastructure within the parcel must be confirmed and included in the final plan. • Ponding must accommodate surface runoff from the public streets. Utility easements shall be granted on the plat to aceon~rnodate connection to the existing Arthur Street pond and Langton Lake. • Additional right-of way will need to be dedicated based on the proposed design where two roundabouts are proposed -one at Mount Ridge Road and the other at Prior Avenue and for