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would pave some of the areas for the garages at 2968 Rice Street, but did not want to pave everything. Schwalbach suggested that the paving at 2962 Rice Street that is done for PreWire be made somewhat bigger to accommodate parking for the back buildings at 2968 Rice Street. The City Planner stated that the Planning Commission could approve a cross - parking arrangement as part of the PUD. Schwalbach again commented that the parking on the rear of the 2968 Rice Street property could be accommodated on 2962 Rice Street, thus minimizing the amount of paving necessary. The City Planner indicated that he would work with Bordsen to determine a circulation plan that would work while minimizing paving. Schwalbach asked how Bordsen planned to access paved areas on the 2968 Rice Street property. Bordsen indicated that he would like to drive on Class V to get to the paving on 2968 Rice Street. The Planner noted that drive aisles should be paved. Schwalbach noted that providing paved parking on the 2962 property for use by the hack building on the 2968 property will eliminate the need to pave a drive aisle from Rice Street to that back building. There was discussion about the bathroom facility that Bordsen is planning to install in the back building at 2968 Rice Street. Bordsen reported that this bathroom would be available for use by the renters of other buildings on the 2968 property as well. There is also an existing bathroom in the house at 2968 Rice. Bordsen stated that he was trying to avoid installing blacktop, but indicated that he could compromise. Duray indicated that if the back parking on 2968 is being accessed from that property, he would like to see the drive aisle on 2968 paved. Bordsen indicated that he will put in some paving, but if he has to pave all parking and drive aisles, he will not buy the property at 2968. TIe indicated that he is putting a lot of money into improvements such as extension of sewer and water to put in a second bathroom. Bordsen indicated that he wanted to minimize the improvements given the properties will redevelop in the future. Murphy suggested that perhaps action should be tabled on the PUD requests until the Commission has a plan showing required parking and paving requirements. She also noted that Bordsen will have to make a decision on whether or not he wants to buy 2968 Rice Street or not. Duray noted that the purchase may be contingent on the terms of the PUD approvals. Bordsen pointed out that he has a definite parking user for 2962 Rice Street. The use of the buildings on 2968 Rice Street has not yet been 31