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manufacturing portion of the business in Bloomington. <br /> <br />Mayor Lindstrom questioned what brought Marawanna to Mounds View. Mr. Schmidt reported he has been looking for space and found this space because Mr. Kimmel is his landlord in Bloomington. <br /> <br />Mayor Lindstrom stated he understood there were mixed emotions when it came to cannabis sales, but he anticipated over time, cannabis sales would be normalized. <br /> <br />Council Member Clark stated she heard from a resident that lives on Adams who was happy to see this new business coming to the City of Mounds View. <br /> <br />City Administrator Zikmund reported staff would be bringing back the cannabis ordinance in order to modify the hours of operation but noted the Council could move forward with the Marawanna <br /> registration request. <br /> <br />MOTION/SECOND: Clark/Meehlhause. To Waive the Reading and Adopt Resolution 10171, Approving the Cannabis Retailer Registration for Marawanna for the property located at 5491 Adams <br /> Street as stated in the handout. <br /> <br />A roll call vote was taken. <br /> <br /> Ayes – 5 Nays – 0 Motion carried. <br /> <br />Resolution 10168, Approving a Comprehensive Plan Amendment to Amend the Future Land Use Map Designation at 2716 Hillview Road. <br /> <br />Kribashini Moorthy, Stantec, requested the Council approve a Comprehensive Plan Amendment to Amend the Future Land Use Map Designation at 2716 Hillview Road. She explained this property <br /> was currently owned by the EDA and was proposed to have four townhouses. She indicated the property was currently guided for single family detached and needed to be changed to multi-family <br /> residential. She discussed how the proposed change would serve as a transition zone between the mixed use and single family detached families in the area. She commented further on the <br /> proposed request and recommended approval. <br /> <br />James Kavanaugh, 7956 Red Oak Drive, explained he and his wife have lived at their home for the past 53 years. He stated he opposed the rezoning and comprehensive plan amendment. He <br /> was of the opinion that this was an industrial creep as there were no multi-family dwellings on Red Oak Drive, Sunnyside, Hillview, or Fairchild. He did not believe it was right for <br /> the City to put multi-family dwellings on this property. He feared the City was trying to cut its losses because other development had not occurred on this lot. He recommended this <br /> comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning not be approved. <br /> <br />Mayor Lindstrom clarified that the original property owner approached the City to purchase this lot. He explained the City purchased the lot after learning the church did not have the <br /> funding to purchase the lot for a tiny home development. He reported an apartment building was not proposed