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would be built where single level parking was previously planned. As proposed, construction will occur over 3 years from 2001 through 2003. 2.3 The Planning Commission was also requested to review and comment on the proposed Voluntary Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAU� that identifies any changes in environmental impacts based on the Veritas 122,000 s.f. proposed changes. While the EAW is in process and the staff expects no major environmental impacts, the most significant issue will be traffic volumes. The draft EAW is attached. 3.0 CONIPREHENSIVE PLAN IMPLICATIONS: The City of Roseville Comprehensive Plan designates the entire Centre Pointe development as a business area. No specific maximum square footage is stipulated or required in the Plan. The guiding document is the Planned Unit Development for Centre Pointe, adopted in 1997. A copy of this document is attached. 4.0 EAW SUNINIARY 4.1 The City will expand the capacity of the sewage pumping system In the EAW, the proponents explain that the level of disturbance on the site has been high and the uses are a11 urban developments except for the storm water catchment areas. There are no occurrences of endangered species. 4. 2 The proponents note that there is adequate water capacity on the site but that the sewer capacity is limited by the pumping systems. The City has been aware of this situation since the review and approval of the Couriyard Hotel PUD amendment and is studying this issue. Eventually a new pumping system with added capacity will be installed to meet the needs of the Business Park when fully occupied. 4.3 Runoff from the site will continue to be handheld by a series of filtration areas and ponds. Silt screening and hay bale erosion interception will handle construction erosion. Storm water will be pretreated in infiltration areas and ponds before it reaches the wetlands areas, in a method previously approved by the Rice Creek Watershed. Centre Pointe has a requirement of retaining 25% of the site in green space. With the proposed configuration of the buildings (adding height, not surface area) approximately 3% more green space will be added to the site. 4.4 In terms of generation of to�c or hazardous materials, the site is clean; the Veritas offices will produce none of these materials. Solid waste (trash) would be collected by private haulers and delivered to landfills or processing plants. 4.5 Traffic and parking are important issues in Roseville. The new facilities (122,000 s.f. of offices) would create a need for 460 new Veritas parking spaces and a total of 1,277 Veritas spaces and 2,380 spaces throughout the business park Veritas proposes a"proof of parking" parking ramp wherein 2 levels would initially be built, with the possibility, if needed, to add two additional levels of parking. An Indirect Source Permit, analyzing vehicle e�aust levels, will be required PF 3283 - RCA (O1/22/O1) - Page 2 of 4