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Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes July 18, 1995 • Page 7 1 Mr. Davis indicated what the City would be giving the Met Council in their Comprehensive 2 Plan is its desires and plans, therefore, libraries can be included. 3 Chair Bergstrom inquired if the Met Council could provide the City with a budget plan for 4 consulting costs. Mr. Freshley indicated he could provide a range of costs in regards to 5 consulting. 6 Chair Bergstrom inquired as to grants, and funding available. Mr. Freshley indicated there is 7 a loan program, the only grant program is the Metropolitan Liveable Community Act. 8 Commissioner Faust expressed concern regarding water issues, he was unsure how to address 9 the issues. Mr. Davis indicated both storm water and run off have tougher laws. He 10 suggested contacting Mr. Gary Obritz to obtain information on how to address these issues in 11 the Comprehensive Plan. 12 Chair Bergstrom indicated perhaps an erosion control would better serve St. Anthony. 13 Commissioner Faust indicated St. Anthony deals with run off from three communities and 14 three counties. 5 6 Chair Bergstrom indicated the rules for the,Comprehensive Plan indicates the Municipality 17 Implementation Plan go through the Planning Commission. 18 Mr. Davis indicated the City has come a long way just by having this informational meeting. 19 Chair Bergstrom inquired if there are any other first string suburbs that are working on their 20 Comprehensive,Plan. Mr. Davis indicated Roseville has updated theirs and he will check if 21 there are any others that he may get the Table of Contents from. 22 Chair Bergstrom reviewed.the process. First the Planning Commission reviews and 23 comments, then to the Met Council for review and comment, and then back to the City 24 Council for final approval. 25 Mr. Davis indicated the Met Council has 60 days to get the Comprehensive Plan back to the 26 City. He noted if there are no conflicts, the City can put the Comprehensive Plan into effect 27 immediately or if there are conflicts, as soon as those are resolved the Comprehensive Plan 28 can go into effect. 29 Chair Bergstrom inquired if the Capital Improvement Plan should be part of the 30 Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Davis indicated it is not required, but is encouraged. �1 Commissioner Makowske inquired if the Comprehensive Plan should indicated how it is going 32 to keep itself current. Mr. Freshley indicated it is not required, but encouraged, portion may 33 note when the issue will be revisited.