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MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL PAGE SIX DECEMBER 29, 1998 policy Implications: 1, The City has open space resources, both in parks and wetlands, which it should preserve. Enhancement of these areas and increased aesthetic appeal throughout the City may be created by linking these two resoutces. Creation of a network of pathways and recreation areas may be a potential resolution of this idea. 2. The existing development pattern is established within the City. The _s:n;nn development opportunities are available along the Highway lU corridor. The Council has the opportunity to set policy to structure this development. 3. The Council must reconcile the differences in the adopted Comprehensive ?lan designa- tion and zoning designation of many in, This is the properties along L"y.—a}' reoccurring discussion of residential versus commercial development along ; Highway 10• Also in question is the type 4, of commercial development. 4. If the Comprehensive Plan is revised to allow for commercial development along Highway 10, the only opportunity for additional housing will be in -fill. If in -filling is the direction in whichthe Council would like to go, a moes- re agy sive in -fill program may need to be formulated. 5. Development regulations, if modified, can mitigate the negative effects of in development. icts That opportunity is not available for existing development. The Council must decide the level of the Citv's involvement in this issue. to ome Chapter V• the hismupdateost 9isfwhattdoes sthe nCity cwant ftomdo with Highway 10? Are we to continue in the same manner as in the past; a mix of residen- tial and commercial uses dictated by market forces; or should the City become more influencial in Highway 10's development and