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Regular Planning Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – Wednesday, April 6, 2016 <br />Page 19 <br />Member Gitzen and Interim Community Development Director Collins agreed with that question <br />899 <br />and the intent of the task force as to how that was intended to be defined. <br />900 <br />Chair Boguszewski recognized that the point may need further clarification; however, he noted <br />901 <br />that the intent was for a trigger to kick off signage on a site, not necessarily specifically for mailed <br />902 <br />documents, but to trigger alternative remedies once a project was kicked into that higher level <br />903 <br />category. Chair Boguszewski suggested Ms. Collins further question that at the staff level <br />904 <br />depending on where approval of this task force report was in the process. <br />905 <br />Ms. Collins suggested that could also be determined by the City Council as they review and <br />906 <br />consider the recommendations of the joint task force. <br />907 <br />Member Daire opined that it was instructive to note that while the state requires a 350’ notification <br />908 <br />area, the City of Roseville has already exceeded that with a standard 500’ notification boundary, <br />909 <br />well beyond statutory requirements, with this representing a still greater and significant step. <br />910 <br />Member Gitzen agreed with Member Cunningham in praise for the work of the task force. As <br />911 <br />noted by Member Daire, Member Gitzen noted what this represented for the livability of the <br />912 <br />community, whether as a renter or property owner, and the importance of that part of the process <br />913 <br />to reach out to all who are part of the community. <br />914 <br />Member Bull stated that his only comment or thoughts on the report were those expressed about <br />915 <br />the extraordinary notification as previously mentioned and whether it was intended to be so <br />916 <br />vague, especially when trying to define a fee structure if not established on a case by case basis. <br />917 <br />Regarding social media and web page input, Member Bull also questioned who would be <br />918 <br />responsible for that input, its maintenance and to what standards. <br />919 <br />Chair Boguszewski clarified that the charge to the task force was to recommend guiding goals to <br />920 <br />the City Council, and if and when approved by them along with staff input related to costs and a <br />921 <br />timeline for implementation, those specifics would be addressed as part of making adopted <br />922 <br />recommendations work. <br />923 <br />MOTION <br />924 <br />Member Murphy moved, seconded by Member Cunningham to recommend to the City <br />925 <br />Council ratification and support for the Joint Report on Zoning Notification Procedures <br />926 <br />and Policies (Attachment #2) dated February 4, 2016 as presented. <br />927 <br />Ayes: 7 <br />928 <br />Nays: 0 <br />929 <br />Motion carried. <br />930 <br />Chair Boguszewski asked Ms. Collins to alert Community Engagement Commissioners <br />931 <br />Grefenberg and Manke of tonight’s action by the Planning Commission. <br />932 <br />9. Adjourn <br />933 <br />MOTION <br />934 <br />Member Daire moved, Member Cunningham seconded, to adjourn the meeting at 9:14 p.m. <br />935 <br />Ayes: 7 <br />936 <br />Nays: 0 <br />937 <br />Motion carried. <br />938 <br />