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Mounds View City Council April 10, 1989 Regular Meeting Page Seven -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained the Planning 16. First Commission and City Council have been working with a Reading of consultant on an update to the City's comprehensive Ordinance land use plan, and the Planning Commission and Council No. 466 are working together to rewrite the plan to incorpo- rate the changes and they are recommending a moritorium of any further development along Highway 10 from County Road I to the western border of the City, until the final .changes have been made and adopted. He explained Attorney Karney had prepared proposed Ordinance No. 466, which places development restric- tions for that area for 12 months, which could be extended for an additional 6 months if necessary. He explained this would prevent any new development pro- posals as well as the issuance of building permits along that section of Highway 10. Mayor Hankner explained. the Planning Commission and City Council have been meeting regularly, to review the comp plan. They have focused on the'Highway 10 corridor and are looking for a more reasonable way to allow for development. Motion/Second: Hankner/Blanchard to approve the . first reading of Ordinance No. 466, an interim ordinance amending the Mounds View'City code esta- blishing development restrictions along Highway 10 from County Road I to the western border of the City, and waive the reading. 4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried Attorney Meyers reviewed the 40 acres of land the 17. Report of City is receiving from the SYSCO development, as a Attorney park dedication, and he questioned whether the City would be getting a copy of the Westwood Engineering report on the property. Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained this was platted as an outlot and then deeded to the City. Public Works Director Minetor stated the City would be receiving a copy of Westwood's report. It is not certain soil borings were done in that area. Public Works Director Minetor will be exploring opportunities for the development of that land and funding for it. Clerk/Administrator Pauley noted it is federally protected wetland, and they need to see if anything • can be done. He added it will require detail coordination. There were no reports of Staff members. 18. Reports of Staff Members