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PUBLIC H~AflING - PLANNINC COIdIdI58I0N <br />PaF'e TW° September lU, 198U <br />~ 2. 'lhe ~oals and Poli~ies whiah reepond to the iaeuea, <br />f ; ae expreaeed in the P1&nning inventory. <br />3. Plans and Pronrama are then formulated to establish in <br />detsil what mus~ be done to correot the problema, <br />4. Next comea the ~mplementation whiah ia based on legal <br />devioes and pragrame. They a*e intended to aaoomplish <br />our goals and put into aotion our Plane gnd Programe. <br />The Impl~mentation toole are generally referred bo as <br />zon~,l~g and aubdivieion ordinanoes, official maps~ <br />capital improvement programs, federal and state aid <br />or grant programs. <br />5. F'inally oomea the fte-evaluation phase. The p1aY~ning <br />prooese continually monitored &nd corrections made as <br />changes in b8sie factors oocur. <br />' Moundsview wrote ite first Comprehensive Plan in 1959. Thst <br />Plan is on file in the Cihy Hall and helped direot all the <br />devel.opment in Mounda ~/iew during its early formulative Yeara. <br />'~ SfneA that time, aignifiaant ohanges have occurred wiChin the <br />, entire Ntetropolitan Area. The Planning Commission realized the <br />ahanging timoa and need so an update of the original 1959 P2an <br />was undertaken in 1975. It changed some'of the previoue zoned <br />~ -~as to new deaignationa to fulfill its staCed goals and ob3eatives. <br />, 1976, the Metropulitan Council. asked the LeSiolature to pass a <br />~rfd$tory LQnd planning AQt. Zt required all communities to pro- <br />duae a Comproheneive Plan and sddress apecifically five (5) areas: <br />1. Land Uee Plan <br />' 2. Public Faoilities (Transportation; Sewer; Parks= Open Space) <br />! 3. Implementation <br />~ 4. Capitsl improvements P1&n (CIP) <br />~ 5. Housing Implementation Program <br />Regarding the proposed Comprehensive Pl~n Update toni8ht, the <br />PYanning CommiBSion put in mae~y houra trying to respond to the <br />voice of the community. <br />Chairperaon Mountin stated the formst of the Plan has boen reorganized <br />to (1) Identity the ourrent characteriatice of the City in the inventory <br />doc~unent; (2) to autline the ma~or pt~ysical i8auea which have the greatest <br />Smpact upon the growth and future development pattern of the community in <br />the Cancept Plan; and (3) to discuss bhe epecific topica of lVatural Reaouross, <br />Land Use, Transportatlon, Community Pacilit~es, Energy und Plann],ng pdmini- <br />stration, Contained within each topic are the goals c~nd policies of the <br />community and the plans and recommendationa proposed as strategy for <br />meeting those goale. Tha Management Guide Section attemP~e ta outline all <br />implementation mechanisms or reaources whi~h are currently available for use <br />by the City in dealing with specific community developrnent issuea. The <br />fl nal chapter of thn Plan ~eographioally divides the cammunity into separate <br />i `jhborhoads or districts. The Diatriet Plsna provide a morB detailad look <br />\.~ <br />