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. , . 1 Tonya Lafollette, 2599 Lexington, asked the Planning Commission to think of the 2 people who this will impact. 3 4 No further comments were offered. 5 6 Chair Klausing closed the public hearing. 7 8 Chair Klausing noted that the council appointed Chair Klausing and Member Egli 9 to both committees. Member Egli stated that she has no problem with the 10 Member Egli and Chair Klausing participation. 11 12 Member Mulder noted there is no personal gain or conflict. 13 14 Chair Klausing noted that there could have been more public input. It is unclear 15 where additional meetings with the Task Force would have changed the 16 recommendation from them. 17 18 Member Olson stated that the designation in the Comprehensive Plan is too 19 premature. The Task Force meetings may help. There should be citywide 20 discussion. 21 22 Member Mulder explained that he was concerned that the Task Force 23 recommendation may be premature because a consensus is necessary. A greater 24 comfort level is needed. There are many myths that must be corrected. 25 26 Motion: Member Mulder moved, seconded by Member Rhody, to continue the 27 public hearing to the July 14, 1999 Planning Commission meeting, after the Task 28 Force meetings. 29 30 Mr. Wietecki asked the commission what the expectation would be in July from 31 the Task Force? Member Mulder asked for more detail. Member Olson asked 32 what type of meeting will be held and who will be invited? 33 34 Chair Klausing asked if the hearing must be re-advertised if the district boundary 35 is enlarged to include the Central Park area. 36 37 Member Rhody explained that the "go slow" approach will allow residents to 38 meet with the Task Force. 39 40 Member Egli noted that more themes may appear and that it may reqUIre 41 amending the boundaries. 42 43 Member Wilke explained that the process and education on the topic must be 44 expanded. What does this project really do? 45 Page 9 of 10