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P�OP�OS�� P�� ��T�N��T�N`� <br />2. This revised building square footage was a result of the approved Veritas Software developme/tdminor <br />administrative P. U.D. amendment authorized by C'aty Code which permits 10% increase. <br />The project will utilize the existing roads, water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer and <br />stormwater ponds on the site, making only minor adjustments in the infrastructure <br />required to service the proposed buildings. Due to past environmental clean-up <br />and mass grading which has occurred on the site, only minimal earthwork is <br />anticipated. The Centre Pointe Business Park has been planned for redevelopment <br />by the City of Roseville. Water mains, storm and sanitary sewers, and on-site and <br />regional stormwater ponding areas are all designed to service the site. Veritas <br />proposes to utilize the City's regional storm water ponding system, which <br />currently exists. <br />The proposed buildings will be four-stories tall, which is permitted within the <br />original PUD. When fully developed, the total area of all buildings in Centre <br />Pointe Business Park will be 802,900 square feet, plus the 110,000 SF built by <br />Woodbridge pursuant to the 1985 approval by the City of Roseville. <br />The construction schedule for the project is estimated to occur over the ne�t three <br />years. During this time, noise from construction equipment and construction dirt <br />— and dust will need to be controlled. Minnesota Best Management Practices will <br />be followed to minimize the impact of construction and control erosion. <br />Page 7 <br />
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