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274 Parking 275 Mr. Paschke n�ote�d that the proposed Re uIl�atiin Map shows parkiin wiith�iin five feet (5) of Lan�gton� 276 Lake Park; however, whether iit cou�l�d be buliil�t adjacent to the park, an�d still meet or mitigate the 277 more protective barriie�r for trees iin that e�n�viiron mme�n�t was another q�ule�stiion . Mr. Paschke reinstated 278 that the AUAR and other doculmme�n�ts ib place truImmpe�d the proposed Re uIl�atiin Map allowance for 279 Flexible Fron to es. 280 iin that area was another q�uIe�stiion . 281 Twiin Lakes Parkway Con�n�e�ctiion� to Fairview Avenue 282 Chant Boerii gter soul ht staff's perspective on whether the Parkway sh�ouIl�d be extended to Fairview 283, Ave niule . 284 Mr. Paschke adviise�d that arty re�viisiion s to the Parkway wou�l�d require an am�e�n�dmme�n�t to the 285 Comprehensive Pl�anI anId the Lilt y 11 s Official Maps; anId wouIl�d require a complete re'vile'w anId 286, additional anIal reds wilth�ilnl the AUAR to change how the Parkway ils cuIrre'nItl r proposed. Mr. 287 Paschke nIote'd that the original AUAR anId improvements to CouIn�ty Road C are pre'dilcate'd on 288 Twiin Lakes Parkway goiin through from Cleveland to Fairview. Mr. Paschke iin�diicate�d that such a 289 re�viisiion was possii bl�e�, bult the AUAR was leased on ce�rtaiin anal sees an�d arty am�e�n�dmme�n�t wou�l�d 290 require modification� of a n�uImmbe�r of docu mutts. .1 .1 291 Ch�ai�r Boe�rii gter aske�d staff an�d/or Mr. Lamm th�e�iir opi�n�i�on� on whether iit was a good iide�a to 292 eliminate that con�n�e�ctiion . 293, Mr. Lam�b opiin�e�d that he wou�l�d not be the be�st resource to make that juIdgmi e�nit, an�d wou�l�d lean on 294 the guidance of past pol�iiciie�s iin the Comprehensive Plea that h�ad be�e�n e�stabl�iish�e�d for n�ulmme�rouIs 295 re�asons, some of those l uste�d ton ii Ott. 296, Me�m�be�r Bogu�sze�wskii n�ote�d, an�d Mr. Paschke con cu�rre�d, that the order for arty potential re�viisiion s 297 .1 wou�l�d be for the Ciity Council for l�ook iin�to ch�an�gi�n the Comprehensive Plea to initiate such an 298 adjulst me'nIt; anId at that poilnit, the Re' guIl�atilnl g Map couIl�d be ch�anI ge'd for that uInIde'rl rilnl g ch�anI ge', bust 299 that such a change wouIl�d not be a part of th�ils culrre�n�t Re' guIl�atilnl g Map anId Pl�anI approval process 3,00 to guide anIy re�vilsilon�s of such a substantial significance. 301 More Housing Neede. CA' 3,02 Mr. Paschke clarified that th�ils Re�gu�l�atiln Map and Plat died not deal with specific u�se�s, bust on l�y. 3,03, dealt with form an�d how buIiIl�diIn s were placed on a parcel, an�d how they l�ooke�d iIn re�l�atilon sh�iIp to 3,04 e�n�h�an�ciln the puI bl�iIc re�al�mm an�d con�n�e�ctilon�s. Mr. Paschke re�ilte�rate�d that the Zoning is for 3,05 Comm muIn�iIty/Milxe�d Use�, al�l�owiln for a n�u�mmbe�r of dilffe�re�n�t ideas, iln�cl�uldiln h�oulsiln that cou�l�d 3,06, e�sse�nitiial�l r be placed anywhere wiith�iin the Twib Lakes Re�de�ve�l�opmme�n�t Area an�d wiith�iin the con�fiin�e�s 3,07 of the AUAR. Mr. Paschke n�ote�d that th�iis exercise to create a Re�gu�l�atiin Plat was n�ot hied 3,08 specifically to a gilve'nI u�se�, with uIse�s al�l�owe�d an�ywh�e�re�; buIt that the purpose of th�ils process was to 3,09 create how three 11 re placed on the site anId re ull�atil on�s wilth�ilnI that pl�ace�mme�n�t. 3 10 Annette Phillips, 3,08,41 Shorewood Lane (residential property iIE of proposed regulatinj 311 map) 3,12 Ms. Ph�iIl�l�iIps re�ilte�rate�d some of the concerns she Mad obse�rve�d; anId q�uIe�stiI on�e�d whey an UrbanI pl�anI 3,13, was suIgge�ste�d for th�ils partilcull�ar tract of l�anId. Ms. Ph�ill�l�ilps opiln�e�d that, to h�e�r kn�owl�e�dge�, th�ils 3,14 h�asnI "t be'e'nI done ilnl the rest of Rose�vill�l�e�, where nice se�tbacks anId more gre'e'nIe'ry was provilde�d, 3,15 with Ali® bulitl�ditnI gs set on a cornier or h�avilnI g a sol�ild wall. Ms. PhIitl�l�itps opienIe'd that th�its was not a good 3,16, dilve�rsilon for Rose�vill�l�e�; anId that Roseville deserved to have more gre'e'nI space, anId a more livable 3,17 e'nivilron�mme'nIt, anId to retaib ilts nice tax base. Ms. Ph�ill�l�ilps obje�cte�d to h�e�r pressummptil ®n for 90% of