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Dan Regan, County Road C Properties, (representing family businesses and commercial partnerships along County Road C t ©r over three decades) Mr. Re' ant e'n�cou�rage'd the Com�m�iissiion and City Council to take land use de'sii gn�atiion , specifically along Couln�ty Road C, on a case by case basiis, spe'ciifiical�l r re' gardiin the 100,000 square foot re'striictiion . Mr. Re' ant opiin�e'd that he had n�o desire for "bii g box re'taiil�" iin Rose�viil�l�e', and fulrth�e'r opiin�e'd that the Twiin� Lakes residential n�e'iigh�borh�oods head voiice'd that same opinion for years. Mr. Re' any caultiion�e'd that, by uIsiin the 100,000 square foot l�an�gulage', the City wou�l�d be l�iirmiitiin itself to corporate carmpulse's or siirmiil�ar opportuln�iitiie's, and that iit wou�l�d stall de've'l�oprme'n�t and create a timeline far iint o the fultulre', base'd on simple de'rman�d and absorptiion . Mark Rancone, 2575 N Fairview #250 (representing Roseville Properties and other Twin Lakes landowners), written comments referenced above Mr. Rancone proviide'd h�iis pe'rce'ptiion� of the Friie'n�ds of Twiin� Lake�s v. City of Roseville CouIrt of Appeals ru�l�iin . Mr. Rancone re'cogn�iize'd con�ce'rn�s of residential prope'rtiie's own�e'rs arouln�d HarMar and Target; howe've'r, opiin�e'd that Twiin Lakes was a different area, and that there was a l�iirmiite'd n�e'ii gh�borh�ood attach�e'd to that de've'l�opmme'n�t area. Mr. Rancone n�ote'd that the City head experienced much diisculssiion� and variiou�s cycl�e�s aboult optiion s for re'de've'l�opm�e'n�t of the Twiin� Lakes area; howe've'r, n�ote'd the culrre'n�t rmarke�t place and e'coniomr iIcs, and opiln�e'd that the City sh�ouIl�d n�ot be t®® re'strilctilve'; and spoke iln� opposiltilon� t® iln�cl�uldiln�g a 100,000 square foot re'strilctilon�, and spe'cilfilc t® areas adjace'n�t t® parcels iln� Twiin� Lakes. Ms. Haden Bowie, 565 Sandhurst Drive W, Apt. #3,08, (renters at Dale Avenue and Hwy. 3,6) Ms. Bowie spoke iln suIpport ®t the overall Comprehensive Plant; askiln that the City con�silde'r as m�anly bike lane's and pe'de'strilan�-frile'n�dl r wal�kways as possible t® make the commmmuln�ilty wal�kabl�e'. Ms. Bowie expre'sse'd h�e'r appre'ciiatiion for the marry parks and amine' n�iitiie's iin the commmmuln�iity; howe've'r, n�ote'd the ilnfe'statilon of Buckthom and offered he+ r assistance itn eradicating ilt. Dan Roe, 21 00 Avon Street N, Steering Committee and City Councilmember, speaking on behalf ©t Steering Committee member Jim DeBenedet, who was unable to attend tonight's meeting; and speaking t ©r six (6) — now seven (7) signatories in the minority report, now having become the majority report ©t the Steering Committee Mr. Roe addre'sse'd the wriltte' n report, pre'viloulsl r referenced, and spoke iln suIpport of the minority conse'nsuls for land use map de'sii gnatiion for Target and HarMar to be ch�an ge'd to "Commulniity BuIsilne'ss, " and de'filne'd as re'comme'nde'd iln the minority report dated Se'pte'mbe'r 3,0, 2008. Gary Grefenberg, 91 Mid Oaks Lane, Steering Committee Mr. Gre'fe'nbe'rg offe're'd Flits pe'rce'ptiI ®n of "last minute ch�anti ge's" to portilon�s of the Draft Comprehensive Plan and h�iis frulstratiion, specifically re'late'd to HarMar and Target land use designations to "Regional BuIsiln�e'ss." Mr. Gre'fe'nbe'rg, iln h�iIs service on the Imagine Roseville 2025 Com�m�uln�ilty Visioning process, opilne'd that he dildn�"t h�e'ar am argulme'nt f ®r more retail iln Rose'vill�l�e'. Mr. Gre'fe'nbe'rg note'd the l�ocatilon� Of HarMar to two (2) residential ne'il gh�borh�oods; th�e'iIr culrre'nt vacancy rate'; and culrre'nt corporate manage'me'nt and th�e'iir bu siine'ss plan. Mr. Gre'fe'nbe'rg note'd that two (2) oth�e'rs on the Ste'e'riin�g Committee h�ad re'con�silde're'd th�e'itr original posiltilon�s. Mr. Gre'fe'nbe'rg stated that "he wound not allow you to continue to l�owe'r my prope'rty val�ule's so some l�ilviln by the lake's can have th�e'iIr prope'rty taxe's lowe're'd." Mary Poeshl, 1602 N Ridgewood Lane Ms. Poeshl spoke itn strong opposiltilon to ch�an itn HarMar itn�to a regional shin itn ce'nte'r. Ms. Poeshl spoke iin opposiitiion to the re'ce'nt) r iinstal�l�e'd concrete barriie'rs, opining that th�e'y l�ooke'd like a I "war zone'" and sh�ouIl�d be re'move'd; and fulrth�e'r opilne'd that the boull�e'vards on Sne'l�l�iln Avenue were de'spilcabl�e', and that the City sh�ouIl�d take actilon to improve th�e'iIr appe'arance'. 0=1 0 0 4 11 •