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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,July 17, 2017 Page 22 Site 94 �-- After a brief discussion, without objection, Mayor Roe indicated that the council directed staff to retain current HDR designation for this site. Site 106 With existing HDR apartment use and based on ongoing Planning Commission discussions related to Institutional properties adjacent, Mayor Roe noted that fu- ture designation was still pending. No staff direction was given for this site at this time. Site 55 (Commercial) and 56 (Vacant) With owners of this site the same a Rosedale Estates, and original Business guid- ance in past comprehensive plans prior to 2010, the consensus was to leave desig- nation as HDR. Site 131 With discussion indicating and confirmed by Mr. Paschke that a project was pro- posed and some properties already on the market, the consensus was to leave des- ignation at HDR at this point. Properties already Designated MDR SE Corner(Margolis Landscaping and 220 McCarron's Boulevard) Mayor Roe noted that these parcels were currently designated MDR and consen- sus was that no change was proposed at this time. N of Lexington Avenue Mayor Roe noted that these Reiling properties across from The Lexington apart- ments were designated MDR and currently vacant and developable. Snelling Curve While these properties are designated MDR, Mayor Roe noted Planning Commis- sion discussions to recommend changing them to single-family guidance, with the draft 2040 future land use map showing them as such based on comments related to the marshy area. Councilmember Willmus suggested leaving the designation as MDR and if a sin- gle-family developer wanted to develop them as such, that conversation could en- sue at that time. Mayor Roe agreed, opining that the biggest concern appeared to be access to the site off Hamline Avenue or County Road B-2 if the site developed as MDR. Without objection, Mayor Roe indicated that the council directed staff to consider this as a broader conversation as part of the comprehensive plan process.