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• • • PLANNING & ZONING BOARD February 8, 1995 Ms. Wyland indicated she had received a letter from a resident from, 505 62nd Street, wished not to be included in the designated growth area. Ms. Caroline Dahl indicated she would like the City to wait until the recommendations of the Community Project are presented. Chairman Schaps indicated this MUSA amendment provides a vehicle by which to develop, but does not establish developments. He indicated this would also provide for flexibility against citizens being unfairly taxed if the land is never going to be developed. Mr. Schones indicated his desire to wait on a decision. Ms. Nordine commented that moving forward would not affect the recommendations of the 20/20 Community Project. Mr. Robinson publicly thanked Ms. Nordine for her contributions to the Planning and Zoning Board, this would perhaps be Ms. Nordine's last meeting. (Ms. Nordine excused herself at 9:05 p.m.) Ms. Wyland noted that she had received a letter from Ray Miller, property owner along 62nd Street, who would like to be included in the designated growth area. Mr. Tim Kytonen indicated support for the MUSA amendment and noted interest in developing land south of Fox Trace. Mr. Tom McDonough indicated support for the MUSA amendment as a property owner near Ash Street and Baldwin Lake Road. Ms. Joyce Sharpen indicated support for the MUSA amendment, she noted the City should proceed and not wait. Al Robinson made a MOTION to CLOSE the public hearing and was supported by Tom Mesich. All voted aye. Motion carried. Discussion was held at length regarding the MUSA amendment. Ed Schones made a MOTION to table the MUSA amendment until a later date and was supported by John Landers: Ayes: Schones, Landers Nays: Gelbmann, Mesich, Schapes Robinson Motion was failed. 9