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between residents and non-residents. A consensus emerged that the best compromise might be to <br />specify particular rights-of--way for the restriction, instead of blanketing the whole city. Since there <br />are only a few major thoroughfares where this use of the right-of--way could be an issue, it might <br />suffice to simply name those streets. The other language could remain the same, pending advice of <br />the City Attorney. <br />Although the Commission discussion was in progress, the public hearing had not been closed <br />officially, so Commissioner Harris announced the closing of the hearing and asked if there was any <br />further discussion. There was none. Commissioner Maher moved, DeLeo seconded, that the <br />Commission recommend the ordinance to the Council for approval, with the addition of the specific <br />named streets where the restriction would be in force. These are Snelling Avenue and its service <br />drives, Larpenteur Avenue, Hamline Avenue, Fairview Avenue, Roselawn Avenue, and Cleveland <br />Avenue. There was no discussion. Motion carried. <br />INFORMATION AND ANNOUNCEMENTS <br />Councilmember Lindstrom announced that he had accompanied the Mayor, other members of the <br />Council and some of the Staff on a tour of the new senior apartment building at the SE Corner earlier <br />in the evening. He praised the quality of the work and said there will be an open house in about a <br />month. Commissioner Tracy commented that a similar development in Roseville was sold out before <br />construction began, so Falcon Heights clearly made a good choice on the use of this land. <br />ADJOURNMENT <br />The meeting was adjourned at 8:03 p.m. <br />• Respectfully submitted, <br />Deborah Jones, Staff Liaison <br /> <br />City of Falcon Heights -Planning Commission Meeting of Apri127, 2004 -Page 1 of 1 <br />