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center now does. We've already had a big problem with people from the daycare center cutting <br />through our development, and we don't want to see this made worse by the new office complex. W e <br />will strongly suggest that the new development have their entry drives configured to direct all their <br />incoming and outgoing traffic west to Lexington Avenue. We will also suggest that this configuring be <br />done for the daycaze center, as well, so that its employees and customers would be deterred from using <br />our development as a shortcut. If this happens, we will actually come out ahead since it will greatly <br />reduce the problem we now have with the daycaze traffic. <br />There's a lot of other issues that will affect our development as a whole and certain residents in <br />particular. My wife and I are among those who live right across from the vacant lot, so we are very <br />interested in what happens with the property. We encourage others to get involved and express your <br />feelings. <br />There is a hearing about this at a meeting of the city's Planning Commission on Wednesday, January <br />10 at 6:30 p.m. It will also be discussed at the City Council meeting on Monday, January 22 at 6:30 <br />p.m. Both meetings will be at City Hall (northwest quadrant of Le�ngton and County Road C). You <br />may also send a letter before the hearing to City Planner, 2660 Civic Center Drive, Roseville, <br />Minnesota 55 113. Or you can fax it to 490-293 1 or e-mail: thomas.paschke@ci.roseville.mn.us <br />If you have questions, call the Community Development Office at 490-2279 and refer to Planning File <br />#3277. <br />