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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL JULY 25, 2018 amend the interim use permit. The Associate Planner stated the fee at this time is $350 to amend an interim use permit. Upon motion by Keis, seconded by Montour, the public hearing was closed. There were no comments from the public. Montour introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 2018-7-155 — APPROVING THE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT FOR AN INTERIM USE PERMIT FOR UP TO FIVE YEARS TO ALLOW FOR OFF-SITE OUTDOOR STORAGE FOR Q UINZON OUTDOOR SERVICES, WHICH IS A HOME BASED B USINESS IN LITTLE CANADA, S UBJECT TO SUBMITTAL OF A NEW SITE PLAN THAT SHOWS THE DESIGNATION OF OUTDOOR STORAGE AREA BETWEEN THE TENANT AND NON -TENANT SPACE The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by McGraw. Ayes (5). Nays (0). Resolution adopted. PUBLIC HEARING - The City Planner stated that tonight is the public hearing for the Council to 2018 review the plan and authorize sending this draft to all adjacent cities and COMPREHENSIVE affected groups, such as the school districts, for their comments. He stated PLAN UPDATE that once everyone has responded, final changes will be made, the City Council will conditionally adopt the plan, and staff will submit it to the Metropolitan Council. He noted that this will likely occur in December. He explained that the Metropolitan Council may want changes, and after they have given approval, the City Council will adopt the final draft of the plan. The City Planner explained that this plan is looking forward through 2040, and continues to protect the amount of low density housing that the City has. The bulk of the land use talks about redevelopment and the market usually helps determine whether that is private developer driven or city led. He stated that he has been working on reviewing the employment growth number that the Metropolitan Council has estimated for the city, and explained that once it was compared against the land uses, the number seemed to be acceptable. He noted that the Parks & Recreation Commission has completed the Park System Master Plan update which will be incorporated into the parks chapter of the Comprehensive Plan. Upon motion by Montour, seconded by McGraw, the public hearing was closed.