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Regular Planning Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – Wednesday, October 7, 2015 <br />Page 11 <br /> <br /> Staff will review and revise as applicable how to best determine measurements <br />494 <br />based on species and their respective representative values and height ranges; <br />495 <br />and revise the table (line 313) as applicable to be more reflective of lower <br />496 <br />height ranges based on field experience by the consultant <br />497 <br />Member Bull moved to TABLE action on this draft ordinance until a clean copy was <br />498 <br />presented; with Chair Boguszewski declaring the motion to table failed due to lack of a <br />499 <br />second. <br />500 <br />Ayes: 6 <br />501 <br />Nays: 1 (Bull) <br />502 <br />Motion carried. <br />503 <br />Recess <br />504 <br />Chair Boguszewski recessed the meeting at approximately 8:32 p.m. and reconvened at 8:36 p.m. <br />505 <br />b. PROJECT FILE 0036 <br />506 <br />Request by City of Roseville for approval of comprehensive plan and zoning map <br />507 <br />changes for 3253 – 3261 Old Highway 8, comprehensive plan land use map change <br />508 <br />from High Density Residential (HDR) to Medium Density Residential (MDR) and a <br />509 <br />zoning classification change from High Density Residential-1 District (HDR-1) to <br />510 <br />Medium Density Residential(MDR) District <br />511 <br /> <br />Chair Boguszewski opened the public hearing for PROJECT FILE 0036 at 8:37 p.m. <br />512 <br />As detailed in the staff report and attachments dated October 7, 2015, City Planner <br />513 <br />Paschke briefly reviewed the request and provided a history and background of the <br />514 <br />properties prior to their zoning re-designation in 2010 as a component of the overall <br />515 <br />rezoning of the city to create consistency, and specifically rezoning of this area from <br />516 <br />single-family residential to high density residential (HDR) designation. <br />517 <br />Mr. Paschke noted that tonight’s is to consider changing designation of these two <br />518 <br />parcels, currently zoned HDR, subsequent to a request received via the City Council in <br />519 <br />June of this year; directing staff to initiate the open house process to consider changing <br />520 <br />the comprehensive plan designation. Mr. Paschke reported on the open house held by <br />521 <br />the city on July 23, 2015 with numerous residents in attendance, with their comments <br />522 <br />provided as part of this meeting packet, as well as comments from owners of the parcels <br />523 <br />under consideration. <br />524 <br />As detailed in the staff report, Mr. Paschke reviewed zoning designation changes and/or <br />525 <br />comprehensive plan guidance in 1979 as well as revisions in 2009, with the City Council <br />526 <br />at that time determined it was not necessary to change the comprehensive plan, but the <br />527 <br />current City Council views have changed and they are looking to modify the designation. <br />528 <br />Mr. Paschke advised that the property located to the east along County Road C-2 is <br />529 <br />zoned medium density residential (MDR) and those properties immediately to the south, <br />530 <br />although townhomes and a condominium development, due to the land area and number <br />531 <br />of units, is zoned HDR, even though townhomes are now typically considered MDR. <br />532 <br />Mr. Paschke advised that staff’s recommendation is detailed in the staff report for the <br />533 <br />Commission’s information, with action to recommend approval to the City Council <br />534 <br />pending public comment at tonight’s public hearing. <br />535 <br />Chair Boguszewski clarified that the overall intent of the proposed zoning change from <br />536 <br />the City Council’s perspective is to facilitate development in this area that they feel is and <br />537 <br />has been stymied. <br />538 <br />Mr. Paschke responded that this actually was not the intent of the City Council, but <br />539 <br />instead they believe HRD at this intersection and in this area is not appropriate as it may <br />540 <br />be too much density for the area depending on development and potential number of <br />541 <br />units coming directly off the parcels onto that intersection. Based on his interpretation of <br />542 <br />the City Council’s request to review this land use designation, Mr. Paschke reported that <br />543 <br />there were concerns were mainly directed at density and traffic, and not intended to <br />544 <br />directly facilitate development by seeking this change. <br />545 <br /> <br />