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Regular Planning Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – Wednesday, June 1, 2016 <br />Page 4 <br />Council APPROVAL of the proposed AMENDMENT to Roseville City Code, Section <br />143 <br />1011.04.J.8, based on the comments and findings of the staff report dated June 1, <br />144 <br />2016; <br />amended as follows: <br />145 <br /> <br /> Lines 47 – 49 language revised as follows: “When such a determination is <br />146 <br />made, the applicant shall comply \[in one of the following three ways\] in the <br />147 <br />following manner:” <br />148 <br /> <br /> Line 55, DO NOT strike “or” <br />149 <br /> <br /> Add language in Item a (line 51), as follows: “…private property, \[with the <br />150 <br />consent of affected private property owner(s),..” (Daire); <br />151 <br /> <br /> Add language in Item a (line 51) as follows: “… private property, \[directly <br />152 <br />adjacent\] \[within 400’\] to the subject development site,…” (Bull) <br />153 <br />Further discussion ensued with Ms. Collins clarifying language in paragraph J related to <br />154 <br />replacement requirements “in one or two ways or in any other combination to that effect.” <br />155 <br />Member Gitzen suggested using the same language as indicated in item c. <br />156 <br />Member Bull stated his preference for moving it up versus how suggested by Ms. Collins. <br />157 <br />Ms. Collins advised that her only concern was that the city remain the final authority to <br />158 <br />approve replacement in accordance with item b, and payment consistent with that item as <br />159 <br />well to fulfill this requirement and the introductory line such as items a and b are defined. <br />160 <br />Member Bull opined that if item c was left as it, it wouldn’t be one of the three options. <br />161 <br />Member Kimble noted that item c was a combination of the two. <br />162 <br />Member Gitzen suggested language such as “… in one of the following options…” <br />163 <br />Ayes: 6 <br />164 <br />Nays: 0 <br />165 <br />Motion carried <br />166 <br />6. Other Business <br />167 <br />a. PROJECT FILE 0037, 2040 Comprehensive Plan: Discussion of the scope of the <br />168 <br />upcoming comprehensive plan update; the draft Request for Qualifications and <br />169 <br />draft Request for Proposals to be used for selecting a consultant for the update; <br />170 <br />and the overall timeline of the process to update the comprehensive plan <br />171 <br /> <br />Senior Planner Bryan Lloydreviewed the request as detailed in the staff report dated <br />172 <br />June 1, 2016. Chair Boguszewski provided written comment for the record, attached <br />173 <br />hereto and made a part hereof, with his questions and comments related to the <br />174 <br />comprehensive plan update discussion; as a way to facilitate discussion, Mr. Lloyd <br />175 <br />suggested using these comments and questions in addition to the staff report and <br />176 <br />direction to prompt discussion and defining next steps based on tonight’s discussion. <br />177 <br />Mr. Lloyd also referenced an additional bench handout recommended by Member <br />178 <br />Kimble, and an excerpt of the principles from the “Thrive MSP 2040” document, attached <br />179 <br />hereto and made a part hereof. <br />180 <br />Mr. Lloyd reviewed and clarified the distinctions and purposes of the Request for <br />181 <br />Qualifications (RFQ) and Request for Proposals (RFP) processes in seeking and <br />182 <br />selecting a consultant to assist in the comprehensive plan update. Mr. Lloyd noted that <br />183 <br />proposed revisions had been provided as a starting point based on the last RFP used for <br />184 <br />this same purpose in 2007 for the 2008 update. Mr. Lloyd noted this involved the scale <br />185 <br />for this update, whether intended as an update or a complete redo of the document. Mr. <br />186 <br />Lloyd noted that this defined the scope of the RFP and cost for the consultant’s work and <br />187 <br />a timeframe including public feedback throughout the process. <br />188 <br />Mr. Lloyd noted that the next step will be for the City Council to receive this Planning <br />189 <br />Commission feedback, as well as input in the near future from the Community <br />190 <br /> <br />