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46�7 Mr. Paschke adviise'd that staff couil�d provide those con�ce'rn�s; howe've'r, he suigge'ste'd that the 46'8 Commission sh�ouil�d con�siide'r what staff was re'cormrme'n�diinI g t® address con�ce'rn�s f ®r an entire area 46'9 on the Map, rath�e'r than f ®r individual prope'rty own�e'rs. Mr. Paschke adviise'd that when con�siide'riinIg 470 the overall de've'l�oprme'n�t area an�d variiou�s iim�pacts for the de've'l�oprme'n�t, the Twin Lake's area as a 471 whole', an�d adjace' n�t prope'rtiie's, the rationale for retaining some striict prescriptive moray be n�e'e'de'd. 472 Mr. Paschke n�ote'd that the de've'l�ope'rs would me'a'd to advocate for thernselves, while the Ciity 473, would me'a'd to advocate for itself base'd on iits guiiidiin docuirme'n�ts. Mr. Paschke assuire'd 474 Com�m�iissiion e'rs that staff head been ve'ry receptive to de've'l�ope'r an�d property own�e'r con ce'rn�s, an�d 475 was still form�uil�atiin some good iide'as to address some of th�e'iir specific siituiatiion s an�d obstacle's or 476 con�ce'rn�s; an�d that staff was more than wiil�l�iin to mme'e't them halfway. Howe've'r, Mr. Paschke 477 sui gge'ste'd that the Commission not address specific iissuie's, bust once staff pre'se'n�te'd th�e�iir re'viise'd 478 re'cormrme'n�datiion�s for the Re' guil�atiinl g Map an�d Plan that iin�corporate'd some of those sol�uitiion�s, in 479 addition to additional cormrme'n�ts from prope'rty own�e'rs following th�e�iir re'viie'w of staff's 480 re'cormrme'n�datiion�s, the Commission proce'e'd from there base'd on puck l�iic cormrme'n�t at the Puff bl�iic 481 He'ariffnI g an�d fuirth�e'r consideration of individual Commmmiissiion�e'rs. 482 r. Rancone 483, Vice Chl aiir Giisse'l�q�uiiist re'cognIiize'd Mr. Rancone for additional puff bl�iic cometm�e'n�t. 484 Mr. Ran�con e�, spe�akiin for all Twin Lake's area l�an�down�e'rs, e'xpre'sse'd th�e'iir appreciation for staff 11 s 485 wiil�l�iin n�e'ss to listen to th�e'iir perspective an�d con�ce'rn�s, an�d to be more flexible. Mr. Rancone opiin�e'd 486, that th�iis has not always been the case in Rose'viil�l�e'; howe've'r, he opiin�e'd that cuirre'n�t staff its much 487 more approachable from a common sense posiitiion�, rath�e'r than so iide'al�iistiic, an�d Mad more of a 488 reasonable attitude in con�siide'riin optiion�s. Mr. Rancone adviise'd that de've'l�ope'rs were not 489 e'xpe'ctiin staff to concede e've'r thI iin , an�d adviise'd that he Mad n�o problem with what was 490 proposed for the Roseville Prope'rtiie's 11 parce'l�s, bust re'cogn�iize'd that Mr. Durso Mad some re'rmaiin�iin�g 491 iissuie's, anId that the PIK prope'rty own�e'r hl ad the m ost con�ce'rn�s remaining, as three r were the m ost 492 iimmpacte'd by the variiouis frontage optiion�s as cuirre'n�tl r proposed. Mr. Rancone opiin�e'd that, overall, 493, staff's wiil�l�iin ne'ss to compromise its a breath of fresh aiir that hasn't been arouin�d for awh�iil�e'. 494 Me' m�be'r Boguszewski e'xpre'sse'd (Miffs preference tIl at ton�ic gh�t"s rme'e'tiin g re'cord be proviide'd to those 495 Commmmiissii one'rs not in attendance to provide them with a feel for ton�iigh is diiscuissiion�. 496, Mr. Paschke adviise'd tIl at iit was staff's goal to ge't sorme'th�iin g back to all Cormrmilssilone'rs, as well as 497 the puff bl�iic, as much in advance as its possii bl�e', re'cogn�iiziin the h�ol�iiday we'e'kennd priior to the Juil y 498 rme'e'tiin g. Mr. Paschke re'iite'rate'd tIl at staff Mad re'ce'iive'd good iide'as from th�e'iir discussion with 499 prope'rty owners iirmrme'diiate'l r priior to ton ii gh�t"s meeting. 500 Me' m�be�r Stroh�rme'iie'r spoke in suipport of con�tiin�uiiin the Puff bl�iic He'ariin until the Jail r mee�e'tiin ; 501 opiin�iin that the Re' guil�atiin Map its a ne'w conce'pt to rman r people who were uise'd to zoning rmaps. 502 Me' m�be'r Stroh�rne'iie'r asked if there were am oth�e'r frontage's within the Re' guil�atiin g Map, be' yond the 503, gre'e'nway, urban and flexible frontage's, that Mad ye't to be pre'se'nte'd; whe't he'r these were the main 504 frontage's or the on�l r one's. 505 Mr. Lamm adviise'd that those three (3,) frontage's referenced bar. Me' m�be'r Stroh m�e'iie'r were the e'xte'nt 506, of those de've'l�ope'd to-date'; and while oth�e'r frontage optic ons are available and may be coWsnde're'd 507 at a l�ate'r date iif deerned appropriate or se'rve'd a puirpose', staff rmay come forward with them as 508 part of the re'viise'd Re' guil�atiiW g Map. Mr. Larmb Wote'd th�at, consideration for those oth�e'r frontage 509 optiion�s wou�l�d be given only base'd on the ch�aW ge's that head de've'l�ope'd since the process head 510 be' guiW. Howe've'r, Mr. Larmb adviise'd that the three (3,) froWtage's re'cormrme'Wde'd today re'pre'se'Wte'd 511 cuirre'Wt staff/consultant re'comWmWe'WdatiioWs. 512 Me'm�be�r Stroh�rme'iie'r q�uie'stiioWe'd if there rmay be a "h�ybriid" frontage of which the Commission was 513 , uin�aware'.