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<br />MEMORANDUM <br />To: Members of the Planning Commission <br />CC: Heather Worthington, City Administrator; <br />Peter Lindstrom, Council Liaison <br />From: Deb Jones, Staff Liaison <br />Subject: Planning Commission Meeting on January 27 <br />Date: January 23, 2004 <br />Happy New Year! Welcome back to the Planning Commission! The only agenda item is the annual task <br />of electing a chair. Again, we'll adjourn to workshop. <br />Enclosed is Chapter 10, the Housing Code, the last piece of the code you need at present for your ongoing <br />review. You've expressed some curiosity about this chapter, so enjoy! There are definitions that will <br />• also be helpful as we continue working on Chapter 9. I also found a table of contents for Chapter 9. I'm <br />not sure you already have it; if not, it may be useful to add to your binder. <br />November Workshop Discussion Notes: <br />I apologize for not including discussion notes from your last workshop in November. When I went to <br />review my notes, I found that I had taken almost none, and that portion of the meeting was not on video. <br />My recollection is that it was quite brief on account of the impending Thanksgiving holiday. I did note <br />the following: <br />^ The Commissioners had some general discussion of the economics of zoning compromises -the <br />trade-offs between housing size value versus location/neighborhood character value. Where is the <br />balance between adding value by increasing house size and diminishing value by reducing green <br />space and compromising neighborhood character? <br />^ Can data about variances and permits, both in Falcon Heights and in other cities, help to shed some <br />light on this issue? Home sale prices in Falcon Heights would seem to indicate that value remains <br />high at present. (Due to other City business, I haven't had time to do any research on this.) <br />We'll take this up again Tuesday evening. If time permits, I would especially like you to look at the sign <br />code (9-13). We've had a lot of "activity" around this section lately, and it needs some work. Rather <br />than saying anything more in advance, I would like to let you form your own impressions! <br />And, as always, if you are unable to attend the meeting, please notify Staff. Thank you! <br />• <br />
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