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Page 7 <br />October 13, 1998 <br />Mounds View City Council <br />a. Anew land use classification system based on the I-35W Corridor <br />Coalition system. <br />b. existing land use pattern maintained with some changes along the <br />Highway 10 corridor, Changing manufactured home parks to medium <br />density housing or light industrial PUD, the site at the south west corner of <br />the intersection of Long Lake Road and County Road H-2 could be <br />developed as medium density single-family attached housing along <br />County Road H-2 and low density single-family detached housing on the <br />portion of the site having access to Clearview and Louisa Avenues. The <br />existing land along Long Lake Road would be protected. <br />c. The intent of the plan is not to force people to move but to guide future <br />development. <br />d. Review and update the City's storm water management plan <br />e. No need for special measures to protect historically significant properties <br />f. solar access protection will be reviewed as part of the process to update <br />the City's zoning code. <br />4. Housing Element <br />• a. Population, housing supply, future hosing needs, housing goals and <br />policies <br />b. Maintaining and improving the existing housing stock <br />S. Public Facility Elements <br />a. Transportation plan, sewer and water plan, and parks and open space plan <br />6. Economic Development Plan(optional) <br />7. Intergovernmental Coordination Elemertt(optional) <br />a. Coordinating development with cities along the I-35W Corridor <br />8. Implementation Element <br />a. City plans to implement its Updated Comprehensive Plan <br />This process will not be done by the end of the year. Therefore, staff will apply for n extension <br />from the Metropolitan Council. The City Council will be asked to pass a resolution requesting <br />the extension. Jopke stated it was staffs goal to have a completed draft of the Comprehensive <br />Pian by the end of the year. Another series of community forums will be held to solicit citizen <br />input. Following the forums, the Planning Commission could then recommend a Comprehensive <br />Plan to the City Council. The City Council would then hold a public hearing and approve the <br />Comprehensive Plan subject to Metropolitan Council review. Following Metropolitan Council <br />review the plan would be officially adopted. <br />No action was required of the Council at this meeting. <br />Cam Obert, Planning Commission member, expressed the importance of the Comprehensive <br />