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• Mounds View Planning Commission April 1, 1998 <br /> Regular Meeting Page 9 <br /> The defeated motion, denying the resolution of approval, leaves the Commission with a <br /> condition that hasn't changed, the zoning hasn't changed and there is no recommendation <br /> to the City Council for a change. By adopting the additional resolution, the motion <br /> currently on the floor, additional arguments and issues are set up that may_ to legal <br /> questions that need not be addressed. .v ;. <br /> s <br /> • '''*,,''r •d •tn •The Mayor suggested withdrawingthe motion an <br /> ,. <br /> ., Q ••S,F .,. <br /> Commissioner Brasaemle withdrew the motio <; gd asked • 8 sow :? a , als• <br /> needed to be acted on. -sx ' '-,-,:a€`;'=""- ` <br /> Mayor McCarty told the Commission Resolutio"> ould come before the Council <br /> if the applicant decides to appeal the Planning Cod `" a a. # ision to deny approval. <br /> Commissioner Obert asked the Mayor if thy: ,, prehens °' - =�_ es precedent over <br /> the Zoning Plan. " �„ <br /> Mayor McCarty told the Commi ;,,'1:'n the c ' - • that the Comprehensive <br /> Plan takes precedent over the Zoning Plan <br /> • .. ;,4 ..;,.:< <br /> ' <br /> Director Jopke read fro ,ter 11:5-Fof the C e: "The Planning Commission shall <br /> make a Finding of Fact a f; , ecomm 1 uch ac. •ns or conditions relating to the title <br /> nece ; ary to carry o ;" „ : ` tended..I< & '� e title. Such recommendation shall be in <br /> a kk ;�'s, fes' vH" 11 <br /> d acco p i &3 a repo ; s.$ •mmendation of City Staff <br /> 111 :-,e‘:114,'"4,11,''.71` <br /> ,3,. 3`: am St.t ! Id be willing to put a hold on the process to allow the <br /> Comm -'- W � -t the app a° .:.., .dvise it needs from the City Attorney. <br /> Motion/Se-0 <br /> . : tev Obert". to table action on the application to the Planning Commission <br /> g.. <br /> until A, ; 15, 1998. <br /> It Ags 5 Nays - 1 <br /> otion carried. <br /> •z: '• § : cCarty asked staff where the application process was at in regards to the 120- <br /> x ;t ; :'r` : e limit. <br /> Associate Ericson told the Commission and the Mayor the 120-day-time limit expires <br /> May 29, 1998. <br /> IIII <br />