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Regular Planning Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – Wednesday, December 7, 2016 <br />Page 21 <br />Chair Boguszewski agreed that the intent for the second meeting be only for the <br />910 <br />comprehensive plan update and no land use items; but also suggested having it as a <br />911 <br />standing agenda item at the regular PC meeting each month. <br />912 <br />Member Bull suggested the second monthly meeting be held in work session format. <br />913 <br />Member Murphy asked the difference in a regular or work session format and Chair <br />914 <br />Boguszewski also sought clarification on how Member Bull envisioned a work session. <br />915 <br />Member Bull opined that a regular meeting agenda provided for an agreed-upon agenda <br />916 <br />for a meeting by the group or staff; but a work session format allowed for more flexibility. <br />917 <br />Ms. Collins clarified the requirements for notice and publication of any agenda ahead of <br />918 <br />time, eliminating much of that flexibility, no matter what format was applied. <br />919 <br />Chair Boguszewski referenced how this topic was listed on tonight’s agenda, without <br />920 <br />going into detail of what the discussion would involve, and only providing a general <br />921 <br />heading. Chair Boguszewski opined that he found that sufficient for public notice, <br />922 <br />allowing freedom within that general topic to the extent known at that time, but providing <br />923 <br />some flexibility in specific topics or other topics to be determined at the meeting. <br />924 <br />Ms. Collins summarized that intent as similar to a revolving comprehensive plan <br />925 <br />discussion for every agenda meeting; however, if an additional meeting was planned, <br />926 <br />she noted the need to check on the available of the Council Chambers for teleplay <br />927 <br />purposes. <br />928 <br />Member Kimble suggested a proposed placeholder until staff has the opportunity to work <br />929 <br />with the consultant on a suggested meeting schedule, whether or not needed every <br />930 <br />month. <br />931 <br />Chair Boguszewski recognized that idea or also suggested establishing a base from <br />932 <br />which to work or noted that the meeting could be moved accordingly if a key member <br />933 <br />happened to be unable to make a particular meeting date. <br />934 <br />Mr. Paschke stated he wasn’t sure it mattered what the meeting was called, but clarified <br />935 <br />that at times the PC would be making decisions, and the information was needed for the <br />936 <br />public in advance of that decision-making with published agendas and public notice for <br />937 <br />their attendance at a meeting of interest to them. Mr. Paschke noted that the whole goal <br />938 <br />was to get as much information out to the public as possible, for the transparency and <br />939 <br />engagement opportunities; with the initial meetings maybe being fewer as the PC figures <br />940 <br />things out process-wise; versus their later review and formal recommendations to the <br />941 <br />City Council. <br />942 <br />Chair Boguszewski agreed with the importance in being able to have the meetings <br />943 <br />broadcast. Therefore, Chair Boguszewski suggested pulling back and coming to the <br />944 <br />January 2017 meeting with individual PC calendars and all cognizant of possible dates <br />945 <br />for an additional monthly meeting to ensure a quorum was available for those meetings <br />946 <br />as needed. <br />947 <br />Ms. Collins further advised that the City Council was adamant that information being <br />948 <br />discussed be published in meeting packet materials for public information and <br />949 <br />engagement, all toward being more transparent. <br />950 <br />Member Bull volunteered to serve as one of the two PC representatives attending <br />951 <br />various meetings for the comprehensive plan update process. <br />952 <br />Chair Boguszewski confirmed that Members Kimble and Gitzen had also expressed their <br />953 <br />interest in serving as part of the core subgroup as well. Chair Boguszewski suggested <br />954 <br /> <br />