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Regular Planning Commission Meeting Minutes – Wednesday, August 3, 2016 Page 10 Mr. Lloyd responded that depended on the City Council’s direction to staff on how 462 to proceed. As a worst case scenario from his perspective, Mr. Lloyd noted that 463 could be as part of the overall comprehensive plan update. While that may be the 464 wrong level to consider regulations, Mr. Lloyd noted it may be a good opportunity 465 to include that discussion as part of the community engagement process for the 466 comprehensive plan update, allowing citizens to provide feedback on how they felt 467 about temporary housing options or health care dwellings, that would 468 subsequently inform the process in writing those regulations. With the early 469 stages of the comprehensive plan update and community engagement process 470 starting later this fall, Mr. Lloyd advised that the soonest staff could be prepared 471 with draft language would be a minimum of two months. 472 Chair Boguszewski suggested, if the timing for inviting public comment could be 473 parallel to the comprehensive plan update process that would be fine. However, 474 Chair Boguszewski questioned whether this may become lost within that larger 475 discussion. Therefore, Chair Boguszewski suggested this topic run parallel to the 476 comprehensive plan process, but not part of it. Chair Boguszewski suggested a 477 task force advising this particular topic may be the most useful, such as the task 478 force currently advising about the golf course and clubhouse. Chair Boguszewski 479 noted this would provide a broader spectrum for the Planning Commission and 480 City Council to receive that feedback. 481 Member Murphy stated his preference to have this underway sooner than the 482 comprehensive plan due date; opining the commission should be able to gather 483 public comment and draft language for consideration and bring a recommendation 484 forward before the twelve months allowed for the comprehensive plan update 485 process. 486 Chair Boguszewski closed the public hearing at 7:57 p.m.; no one spoke for or 487 against. 488 MOTION 489 Member Murphy moved, seconded by Member Cunningham to recommend 490 to the City Council APPROVAL of an amendment to City Code, Chapter 491 1011.12 (Additional Standards for Specific Uses in All Districts), Item H 492 (Temporary Family Health Care Dwellings) pursuant to authority granted by 493 Minnesota Statutes, Section 462.3593, Subdivision 9, the City of Roseville 494 opts-out of the requirements of Minnesota Statute, Chapter 362.3593, which 495 defines and regulates Temporary Family Health Care Dwellings. 496 Ayes: 7 497 Nays: 0 498 Motion carried 499 6. Adjourn 500 Member Kimble announced she would be unable to attend the September 14, 2016 501 Planning Commission meeting due to a scheduling conflict. 502 Member Bull moved, seconded by Member Murphy adjournment of the meeting at 503 approximately 7:58 p.m. 504 Ayes: 7 505 Nays: 0 506 Motion carried 507