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2/11/2013
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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, February 11, 2013 <br /> Page 17 <br /> sired for development in the Twin Lakes area to provide clear direction for devel- <br /> opers and staff. <br /> Mayor Roe referenced previous discussions held at the September 18, 2012, not- <br /> ing that those meeting minutes and RCA had been added to the electronic packet <br /> materials on Friday,but may not have reached everyone. <br /> Councilmember Willmus noted that over the last thirty (30) years, this area had <br /> been studied, focus-grouped, and guided by numerous documents specific to the <br /> Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area, some no longer guiding development. Coun- <br /> cilmember Willmus expressed his reluctance to continue down that road unless a <br /> discussion ensued at the City Council level regarding acquisition of those proper- <br /> ties, allowing for a broader discussion of how it was going to be used. Coun- <br /> cilmember Willmus advised that one part of the discussion favored by him would <br /> be how Community Mixed Use and Community Business Zoning Districts had <br /> been defined and potential implications for other areas of the community with <br /> similar zoning designations. <br /> Councilmember McGehee concurred with Councilmember Willmus' initial re- <br /> marks in the terms of range; however, she further supported the community's in- <br /> terest in a broader tax base. Councilmember McGehee opined that most of the <br /> community did not consider Wal-Mart a Community Mixed Use unless it was an <br /> urban model with housing above it; however, now that it was here, it set a tenor <br /> and brought issues for the rest of the area. Councilmember McGehee opined that <br /> it was appropriate for the City Council to formulate a broad plan for the rest of the <br /> properties, and while not seeking to generate a small-scale, low-end Rosedale, she <br /> saw it developing as such with the zoning done to-date. Councilmember McGe- <br /> hee opined that she never saw that as a goal for Twin lakes, nor would it serve to <br /> enhance the City's tax base in any way. Councilmember McGehee advised that <br /> she had never been a fan of the regulating map; and still didn't think it fit with a <br /> Wal-Mart development. If the City pursued a hands-off model, Councilmember <br /> McGehee suggested it go to the marketplace and state what the City needed, what <br /> it would like in the community, and then put the Planned Unit Development <br /> (PUD) tool back into the Zoning Code and let the marketplace come forward with <br /> its interesting ideas instead of rigid, top down management, and let the develop- <br /> ment community be proactive versus reactive to that broad outline. Councilmem- <br /> ber McGehee further opined that consideration needed to be given to development <br /> of the City's tax base, and environmental standards that could be enhanced <br /> through use of a PUD process, especially around Langton Lake, shared parking <br /> ramps by buildings to allow more green space. If the City did not acquire the par- <br /> cels, Councilmember McGehee noted the need for compliance with Environment <br /> Assessment Worksheet (EAW) and/or Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) re- <br /> quirements regarding permeable surfaces, trails, pathways, and park buffers, in <br /> addition to regular business hours, minimal traffic generation, housing, and com- <br /> munity mixed use in consideration of the surrounding area as well. Councilmem- <br /> ber McGehee stated that this was what she was hearing in the community; and <br />
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