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• • COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE 25, 2001 the community and City Council have to work on that. That issue is not specifically outlined in the Plan. The Plan does address density. He stated he feels there is an obligation to make sure people who want to live in Lino Lakes can afford to. The Plan is a compromise between everyone involved. He stated he believes that some growth in the community is a good thing. It is very important that growth is well planned, orderly and maintains high standards. The 147 number is a compromise and he indicated he does support that number. The 20,500 number has not been abandoned. The average of 147 homes per year is an average from 1998 to 2020. Because that number has been exceeded, at some point the development will have to decrease to reach the average. He stated he believes the Plan is de -accelerated growth as compared to accelerated growth. However, the Plan is a consensus of the City Council. Mayor Bergeson noted that Council Member Dahl does own property that was considered for a change of designation. The Council felt that she should not be excluded from requesting a change. The Council did review the request, which was presented by Mr. Dahl at the same time that other requests were made. The question is whether it is appropriate for Council Member Dahl to vote. A suggestion was made that there be two (2) motions: one for the Co Use Map, Resolution No. 01 - 88, and one for the Land Use Map, Member Dahl would abstain from the second vote. The Coun separate motions will be made. Mayor Bergeson moved to propose that the City Cou the Comprehensive Plan, Resolution No. 01— 88, 89. Council Member O'Donnell seconded the abstaining. ive Plan minus the Land No. 01 - 89. Council ally agreed that two (2) o (2) separate motions: one for e Land Use Map, Resolution No. 01 - otion carried with Council Member Dahl Council Member Carlson moved to ado No. 01— 88, as presented. Council Member Dahl seconded the motion. Mayor Bergeson stated the Co has done that. It is in the bes have passed the Plan and led to come to a consensus and he believes the Council ofhe City to pass the Plan now. The previous Council should should have passed it before now. Council Member Reinert v"ed ea. Council Member Dahl voted yea. Mayor Bergeson voted yea. Council Member Carlson vo d yea. Council Member O'Donnell voted yea. Motion carried unanimously. Council Member Reinert moved to adopt Resolution No. 01— 89, as presented. Council Member O'Donnell seconded the motion. Mayor Bergeson stated the City did have some requests for changes that just came in. The Council had agreed that there was a cut off date for requests. He stated he believes there will always be requests for changes and there is a process to follow to request a change. He indicated he hopes that most of the Land Use Map stays intact, especially to 2010. There will be revisions to the Land Use Map.