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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,June 3, 2019 Page 23 Mayor Roe stated other questions was regarding the need for 166 affordable units versus other projects. He stated the 166 affordable was in reference to senior af- fordable housing across the City. Other projects that are being built in the City may not be affordable, such as across the street from City Hall, there is a certain level of care associated with it and it is not even considered a market rate in that sense, it is actually a specific type of use. Councilmember Willmus thought one thing that should be addressed because it is pretty clear this evening that it really is not out there for broader public consump- tions,just the number of projects, the number of units that are actually in the pipe- line right now, are quite staggering when looking at close to eighteen hundred units that are pending or planned in the near future. Mayor Roe did not think that was specifically in response to a question brought up. Councilmember Willmus thought it was and is in response to several statements that have been made that this is the only one and he did not think that was an ac- curate representation as to what is actually occurring in Roseville. He stated a person could look back specifically at the action the Council took at the May 13`h meetings, with respect to the number of affordable units and the number of market rate units that the Council gave approval for and will be moving forward. Those are all aspects that need to come into play. He thought that was a piece that was missing and a piece, when talking about communication, that the City needs to do a better job of letting people know what is being done and where the projects are. Mayor Roe asked if the intention was that the three requested actions needed to be taken as separate motions. City Attorney Gaughan thought that would be appropriate. Mayor Roe questioned if the solar study took into account the tree shadows. Ms. Stockstrum indicated the trees were not taken into consideration in that study. Groff moved, Etten seconded, adoption of Resolution No. 11604 (Attachment C) entitled, "Resolution Approving An Amendment To The Comprehensive Land Use Plan Map Designation From Low Density Residential (LR) And Neighbor- hood Business (NB) To High Density Residential (HR) For Property Located At 165 Owasso Boulevard, and 3011, 3029 And 3033 Rice Street(PF19-004)." Council Discussion Councilmember Groff stated he made the motion because the different motions are all attached so it is all about this project together and he was not going to reit-