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8.3 The Planning Commission voted (7-0) to recommend approval of the PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT - GENERAL CONCEPT (an amendment), subj ect to the conditions stipulated in Section 7 of the project report dated December 1,2004, which are reiterated in Section 9.1, a-k, of this projectreport. 9.0 SUGGESTED CITY COUNCIL ACTION: 9.1 BY MOTION APPROVE THE GENERAL CONCEPT PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT for Rosedale Center allowing an easterly expansion of the mall totaling approximately 132,697 square feet and associated site improvements, subject to the following conditions: a. The provision of a parking plan with anchor and general mall floor plans to allow the City Planner to verify the required number of parking spaces, including park- in-ride spaces and transit rides per City Code. b. The provision of a letter from Metro Transit endorsing the proposed location of the transit hub, the location of the bus staging area and location of the park-n-ride lot and consideration of a condition in the final PUD agreement that requires the Mall to provide a location for a Regional Transit Hub at the mall, subj ect only to Metro Transit's wishes to retain the hub at the Ma1L (The Transit Hub is part of the City's comprehensive plan concepts for traffic management and disbursement in Roseville) c. Review and approval of the traffic study and proposed access improvements by the Ramsey County Traffic Engineer, NinDOT, the City, and Metro Transit. d. Completion (City, County, Rosedale) of the work necessary to create a safe, accessible, clearly marked, and signed pathway system on the south side of County Road B-2 and through the parking/trafiic movement areas the will improve pedestrian access to the mall, lifestyle center, and theater. e. Access to the theater must be provided from both parking lots. This will require a direct pedestrian access from the lower level (west) parking lot. f. The Public Works Department must complete the review and approve of the grading, drainage, sidewalk and trail, and utility plans proposed with the General Concept and Final Plan submittaL All plans, including the location of iire hydrants (per Fire Marshal) and utility services connections, require the approval of the Public Works Department. In addition, the applicant is required to receive the approval of the storm water management plan by the Rice Creek Watershed, prior to the Final Planned Unit Development Plan approval by the City Council. g, The provision of a lighting plan for the all revised parking lots and the building, which plan must meet the requirements of Section 1010.12. PF3608_RCA_GeneralConcept_122004 Page 8 of 20