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MINUTES <br />PLANNING C02;~,~ISSION MEETING <br />APRIL 12, 1982 <br />The Planning Commission meeting was called to order at 7:05 P.M. by <br />Chairman Al Stefanson. <br />Stefanson, Olson, Bourquin, Nilsen, Blomberg, Labalestra and Wallin. <br />Also present were Council Liaison Larson and Planner Carl Dale. <br />Waldo and Mead. <br />The first agenda item to be considered was the approval of the 1+'ebruary <br />and March minutes. Jerry N~~allin and Al Stefanson did not detect any <br />discrepancies in the February minutes so Bourquin moved and Labalestra <br />seconded a motion to approve the February 1, 1982 minutes as submitted. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />The March 1, 1982 minutes were discussed and again ti"tallin and Stefanson <br />did not find any discrepancies. John Labalestra indicated that his <br />comments on page nine should have contained more than one objection to <br />the plan as submitted--specifically that traffic patterns had not been <br />established but since his comments have been documented later, he had no <br />objection to approval of the minutes. Jerry Wallin moved and Olson <br />seconded that the minutes be adopted as currently written. I~4otion <br />carried unanimously. <br />V~rith regard to the minutes of the March 29, 1982 meeting, due to the fact <br />that the tapes did not record, a discussion was held as to what action <br />should be taken to fill in the speaker gaps. Jim Bourquin stated that <br />he felt that there was another resolution considering the fact that <br />there would be no more proposals for the development of the Hawkins- <br />Hermes property. Al Stefanson stated that he remembered such a proposal <br />being a recommendation but it was not in the form of a resolution. <br />Labalestra agreed. He felt that the minutes should be approved as <br />written since there would be no way to functionally recall what <br />speficially har~pened that evening. Jerry 6"allin agreed and stated <br />that although they were incomplete, they do appear to contain the <br />substantial elements that were discussed. Jim Bourquin also agreed <br />to approve the minutes as submitted but to add a paragraph indicating <br />the desire of the Planning Commission to work on criteria for the <br />development of the property. Jerry V~allin mentioned the fact that there <br />is a pending law suit regarding the failure ~f the City Council to <br />approve the PUD as approved by the Planning Commission and if the <br />courts were to decide that Council action was arbitrary, fig: believed <br />that the original PUI) would be given new life and any criteria established <br />after the fact would be moot. But, if the law suit were dismissed or <br />denied on its merits, he feels it is a good idea to establish criteria <br />since there is an opz~ortunity to do so. Therefore, he moved that the <br />minutes be approved as they are written with the understanding that <br />there were other discussions that were not reflected. Olson seconded <br />the motion and it carried unanimously. <br />PRESENT <br />ABSENT <br />FEBRUARY 1ST <br />MINUTES <br />MARCH 1ST <br />MINUTES <br />MARCH 29TH <br />PQINUTES <br />