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Regular Planning CommissionMeeting <br />Minutes –Wednesday, January 6, 2016 <br />Page 6 <br />Mr. Lloyd questioned the validity of such action, since the only request currently before <br />254 <br />the body was for HDR designation, even though there may be other concept plans being <br />255 <br />considered by the property owner if LDR doesn’t go through. However, Mr. Lloyd opined <br />256 <br />he didn’t think it would be in order for the commission to consider some other land use <br />257 <br />designation at this time. <br />258 <br />Member Murphy stated he was tending to side with Member Daire on the need to decide <br />259 <br />what is best for this parcel, and even if tonight’s discussion concluded a different <br />260 <br />comprehensive plan and zoning designation, opined it would be good use of the <br />261 <br />commission’s time. <br />262 <br />Chair Boguszewski questioned the appropriate course of action for the commission to <br />263 <br />follow even if they decided MDR was more appropriate and recommended denial of HDR <br />264 <br />and the City Council agreed with that recommendation. Chair Boguszewski opined that it <br />265 <br />would then be up to the applicant to change their proposal and not implicit on the <br />266 <br />commission to move such a designation forward beyond making it known that the <br />267 <br />commission supported the general concept of buffer zones such as MDR between HDR <br />268 <br />and LDR land uses. <br />269 <br />Mr. Paschke presented another option for the commission’s consideration if their <br />270 <br />determination and formal action was to deny HDR based on their consensus that MDR <br />271 <br />was more appropriate. Mr. Paschke opined that this issue wasn’t going to go away or <br />272 <br />stay the same, and suggested as a separate action the commission could recommend <br />273 <br />that the City Council consider re-designation to MDR if the City Council was in agreement <br />274 <br />with the commission, ask the City Council to direct staff to undertake steps to change that <br />275 <br />designation. Mr. Paschke noted that, she city-initiated request would then come before <br />276 <br />the commission again to hold a public hearing as to land use designation as appropriate. <br />277 <br />Mr. Paschke noted that the reality is that the designation is not dependent on a project, <br />278 <br />but has to stand on its own merits. <br />279 <br />Member Daire asked if an individual Planning Commissioner could request such <br />280 <br />consideration of a change in comprehensive plan land use and subsequent zoning on a <br />281 <br />particular piece of land. <br />282 <br />Mr. Paschke clarified that the individual commissioner could not request itas part ofthis <br />283 <br />consideration as a legal notice and public hearing process would need to be followed for <br />284 <br />that separate consideration to change designation from LDR. As previously clarified by <br />285 <br />Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Paschke reiterated that the formal action request before the commission <br />286 <br />tonight was to support or deny changing designation from LDR to HDR, after which they <br />287 <br />could begin the initiation informing a new application and/or process that would be legally <br />288 <br />noticed independent of this request. <br />289 <br />If the commission decided MDR was more appropriate after tonight’s discussion, Member <br />290 <br />Daire asked if it was appropriate for the commission to request staff to consider MDR <br />291 <br />designation or if that would be initiated by the City Council. <br />292 <br />Mr. Paschke clarified that such a recommendationwould carry separately to the City <br />293 <br />Council for their consideration whether or not they wanted to proceed, and if so they <br />294 <br />would then provide that direction to staff, eventually returning as a formal action before <br />295 <br />the commission. <br />296 <br />Chair Boguszewski noted that this proposed development and its financial feasibility <br />297 <br />was set up on designation from LDR to HDR. <br />298 <br />Member Bull clarified that the approval process involved the Planning Commission’s <br />299 <br />recommendation to the City Council as well as subsequent approval of the City Council <br />300 <br />as to that designation; with Mr. Paschke confirming that process. <br />301 <br />Member Bullexpressed his concern if land use and zoning designation was changed that <br />302 <br />permitted uses could be open to anything, since this concept development is not <br />303 <br />guaranteed. However, conversely, Member Bull noted that the developer had spent <br />304 <br /> <br />
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