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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, October 23, 2017 Page 17 the HRIEC to take tonight's discussion under advisement and return with their fi- nal plan. At this time, Mayor Roe reiterated that no subcommittees of the HRIEC were sanctioned by the City Council, including the Racial Profiling and Discrimination Subcommittee, consisting of four commissioners and a student commissioner. Councilmember Willmus stated his desire to discontinue the Racial Profiling Sub- committee at this point and have the full commission work on this issue. Councilmembers concurred, and without objection, Mayor Roe ruled that the Ra- cial Profiling Subcommittee no longer existed at this point. Mayor Roe thanked the HRIEC commissioners for their attendance tonight and the work they put into the draft action plan, and their cooperation in working as a commission to-date. Mayor Roe encouraged the HRIEC to continue with the pro- cess and to continue dialogue with the City Council, inviting them back as they reflect on tonight's discussion. Recess Mayor Roe recessed the meeting at approximately 8:02 p.m., and reconvened at approximately 8:09 P.M. b. Review and Provide General Consensus on the Revised Future Land Use Plan, Future Land District Descriptions and Housing Goals in order to Complete the Land Use and Housing Chapters of the Plan and Enable Com- pletion of other Chapters Awaiting a Final Land Use Plan (PROJ0037) Senior Planner Bryan Lloyd and Comprehensive Plan WSB Consultant Erin Pur- du summarized tonight's discussion, as detailed in the staff report and attach- ments. Ms. Purdue, during her presentation, noted that it was based on previous City Council framework for future land use districts, Planning Commission dis- cussion, and subsequent rewrite based on that input. Ms. Purdu noted that there were no significant rewrites to the residential districts. Ms. Purdu reviewed major changes to Neighborhood Mixed Use (MU-1)based on previous City Council feedback from the previous version requiring residential use even in these mixed use districts in small, commercial areas within neighbor- hoods. After the latest Planning Commission discussion, Ms. Purdu noted that the intent was not to make those large areas, but to keep them small and allow for mixed use without necessarily requiring residential. Ms. Purdu reviewed the oth- er mixed use areas and specifics of each. City Council Discussion of Descriptions of Future Land Use Districts In residential districts (LR, MR and HR (Attachment B), Mayor Roe sought clari- fication as to City Council intent for transportation considerations (e.g. sidewalks and trails) for all streets or simply to focus on arterial streets.