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Regular City Council Minutes -10/21/02 Page 7 and decks; · Allow the height of a shopping center or outlot buildings to vary based on Floor to Area (FAR) and its horizontal separation from residential districts with two (2) stories allowed for any building less than 100 feet from property line with the maximum height to be 7 stories. Outlot buildings on a shopping center site should have the same setbacks as in a B-3 zone; · Allow Floor to Area (FAR) ratios of up to 1.0. · A Planned Unit Development (PUD) should be required for any master plan or building or site plan expansion that increases by more than 10% over the existing master plan which consists of the improvements on the site as of January 1,2000. Councilmember Klausing asked that the Planning Commission provide a historical perspective in determining impacts of shopping centers to residential properties. Councilmember Maschka concurred. Mayor Kysylyczyn stated he would be voting against the motion; recommending more Planning Commission work, including dialogue with the Chamber of Commerce, as the Roseville business representative, in a review of all of the issues. Mayor Kysylyczyn's opinion was that the motion presented did not encourage the Chamber of Commerce's involvement in the process, and suggested a wider view was needed in making any determinations. Councilmember Maschka responded that this situation was part of the evolution of government and review of processes over time, and reflected changes in how commerce is conducted now from the concept and timing of the original code when adopted. Councilmember Maschka stated that the purpose of the Public Hearing process was that everyone was encouraged to comment. Mayor Kysylyczyn reiterated his desire for the Planning