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DRAFT M/S/P Roth, Deziel Recommendation to the City Council with the suggestion that the City consider fewer transitions from off -road to on -road trails where possible. Motion passed 6-1- 2:Scluieider:Abstain—Lyzenga, Ptacek. Commissioner Schneider asked where was the goundswell support for this trail plan. Variance Update: 1094132"d Street North The applicants have reque ed that their application for a variance for the parcel located at 10941 32"d Street North be placedIlon hold." M/S/P Deziel, Helwig To tale the Hutton application off the table, VOTE 9-0. The City Planner explained th's concept is "on hold" and will not comply to the 60 day rule and he recommended a motion to Aeny with findings consistant with staff report. Commissioner Sedro asked submit a specific request to Commissioner Deziel agreed showed up at the meeting. M/S/P Deziel, Roth To recomme stated in the staff report. VOTE: the applicants would have to do differently. Planner answered - the 60 day requirement. on the vagueness of their letter and the applicants have not denial of the Hutton variance request based on the .findings Update: Comprehensive Plan S ecial Meeting Dec. 19, 2005 The Planner explained the necessi y for another Public Hearing for the Comprehensive Plan. He said it was not his intent to open u discussion on the Comprehesnive Plan That hearing will take place on December 19 at 6:0 p.m. until 7 p.m. because the Parks Commission has a meeting at 7 p.m. The Planner haj ded out materials addressing the proposed amendments. Planner Dillerud said he will draftla statement reference resolution and concept that does not intend to be a penalty, we will m e every effort to comply with it. Commissioner Sedro asked wheth r these different clauses behnd schedulee 2030 remain the same populaiton and rees. The Ph er explained wifs are not negotiable. The Planner said if we do not meet our fomula, we arc required to increase the density and this is what he does not like. Dillerud said Lake Elmo is th first City to be required to do this. Commissioner Sedro asked if the s hedule laid out,. severe enough, is it likely we would have to accept developments we don't like. Dille answered he didn't think so. He said one advantage we are a high demand cause we are so close to the core city. He said even if the densities are higher, you can tell them to take a hike because there will be another better development behind them. Commissioner Deziel said 240 rec units a year is a steady pace. Lake Elmo Planning Commission Meeting Minutes of December 12, 2005 -