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1682 public into believing tha±, this is privately owned property. I think that perhaps in that we have given notice to zone it, whether the zoning is effective, of course, is an open question, it would seem to me that the solution of our problem is to just simply identify the broperty by otivnership at the time the official map is printed un with no change in the zoning. In other vrords, print the map as it is shown, and identify the properties by stating; that ~~roperties with such and such a mark are owned by the University of T,Zinnesota. ~~e have now given notice and we would have to amend our proceedings here this evening. Cartwrights If a formal hearing is established for a rezoning and if at that hearing you decide not to complete the rezoning, then vrould the property remain as it was originally zoned? Galvin: Yes, because we are in fact amending our existing ordinance. Dahlgren: Couldn't we make any adjustments in the map that are de- cided upon from this discussion at the suggestions that have been brought forth from the audience, revise the map, publish the ordinance again and just repeat what we are doing tonight? Galvin: That is correct. Cartwright: I asked that because I think it vras mentioned but maybe it wasn't clear tha+„ when tive proposed an R-3 zone up on Cleveland and when we proposed a B-2 zone at Cleveland and La,rpenteur, it was based on the under- standing that the University did, in fact, Alan to use that property for such purposes. 1~te understand now that those were not plans but only ten- tative ideas. The zoning we would propose now wouldn't apply. Dean 1~~4acey: The R-3 vras a tentative plan. The 13-2 we never expected to use that way. Perhaps the best thing to do would be to revise the zoning at a later meeting, Dahlpren: I think our intent here tonight is to accept these suggested proposals a.nd then evaluate them, make whatever adjustments we feel are adaptable in the map, and then adjust the lines, hold another meeting and then adopt the amendment as we see best. Galvins I didn't mean that it was impossible to change our course of direction. If we feel that the meeting needs to be continued or if we feel there are some necessary adjustments to the zoning map, under our zoning ordinance, we would set the procedure we are g^ing through this evening for a p~~riDd of from 10 to 30 days. ~r.re could set another meeting for December .:21st. It is up to the Council to decide on the course of action. T~Iilsen: V'Tell, dean Fenske, I ~~rant to point out that we did have those conferences with the people on the main campus, and in those discussions, we went so far as to discuss serv cing the area vrith sanitary sewer. For example, constructing sanitary sewer from the Farm Campus vrhen the ~.~illage ' already has sewer facilities at the Southeast corner of the University property at Larnenteur and Cleveland would not be a vrise expenditure. In other words, it would be improper use of public funds. I'm not suggesting that that would be done. I'm simply pointing out the r_ecessity for close cooperation between the University and the Village.