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• PC Minutes - January 27 Page 2 their review and will not be finalized until final approval is given by the Metropolitan Council. Hoyt will be getting back to the commission with any sections that need change. Hoyt reported that building permit activity in 1991 was down from 1990. By the end of 1991, 113 building permits were issued, which had a construction value of $864,000 in the city. Cleveland Avenue: Ramsey County plans to reconstruct Cleveland Avenue this summer. However, the county has not submitted the final plans to the city. A pedestrian and slow bike trail will be made on the east side and stop lights are to be installed at Cleveland and Roselawn. A tree expert has checked some large oak trees on the west side of Cleveland along the U golf course and determined that because the increased road width, some of these oak trees will need to be removed. Storm sewers will be installed to drain all of Cleveland between the two intersections. Presently, the runoff is going into the fields and the wetland on the NW side of Roselawn & Cleveland. A new storm sewer will collect the water and pipe it into a newly created wetland in a portion of Community Park. A portion of the current wetland will be affected because a pathway will take up a portion of that wetland. The wetland will be reconfigured. Garden Avenue Stop Signs: There was a brief discussion on the situation at the intersection of Garden Avenue and Snelling Drive. Visibility is not good because of the retaining walls and snow banks. The engineer recommended putting up signs which read, "cross traffic does not stop" on the Snelling Drive stop signs. Proposed Development North of City Hall: A prospective developer, Rottland Homes, is presently negotiating with the bank to purchase the land north of city hall for 24 townhouse units. Roseville/Falcon Heights Cooperative Study: The citizens committee will be presenting a report on its questions of the study to the joint city councils of Roseville and Falcon Heights. Falcon Heights will hold a community meeting to discuss this report with the residents of Falcon Heights and provide them an opportunity to raise questions.