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Page 2 of 5 a variety of ways to achive sustainability and what incentives would be provided in exchange 35 for sustainable development practices. 36 • October 5, 2022: The Planning Commission reviewed the latest draft of the sustainability 37 incentives worksheet and provided feedback to staff. The Planning Commission also reviewed 38 a spreadsheet regarding the impact of the incentives offered via the worksheet (Attachment E). 39 • November 2, 2022: The Planning Commission reviewed the latest revisions to the 40 sustainability incentives worksheet based on feedback obtained during the October meeting. 41 Feedback included confirmation on a limit to the number of incentives a single project could 42 obtain and that a greater number of points should be provided for incorporating bird-safe 43 windows into a project. 44 • November 17, 2022: An open house regarding the phase II amendments was held at the City 45 Hall Council Chambers from noon – 6pm. Based on those who signed the sign-in sheet, 46 approximately 25 households attended the open house. Residents who attended were solely 47 interested in the Shoreland Ordinance updates. Staff also managed a webpage informing the 48 public of the phase II update process, including interactive mapping materials and ways to 49 provide feedback. That webpage is still live at www.cityofroseville.com/zoningupdate. Aside 50 from interest in the Shoreland Ordinance, the public has not expressed concerns about the other 51 proposed amendments related to EV and landscaping (Attachment D). 52 • December 7, 2022: The Planning Commission held a public hearing regarding the phase II 53 Zoning Code amendments. No persons from the public attended or provided testimony. The 54 Planning Commission recommended the City Council approve amendments to five areas of 55 the Zoning Code, with no further changes, consistent with the Commission’s prior discussions 56 and the staff recommendation. 57 • January 30, 2023: The City Council discussed the proposed amendments and provided 58 comments and direction to City staff. Staff indicated the Council feedback would be 59 incorporated and scheduled for consideration at a future City Council meeting. It was also 60 decided the revisions to Title 8, pertaining to stormwater and wetland regulations, would be 61 scheduled for the same discussion given this language is being proposed to move from the 62 shoreland rules to the Public Works chapter of the City Code. 63 • March 6, 2023: The City Council discussed the proposed amendments, offering additional 64 comments and revisions to City staff. Council requested consideration of the updated 65 ordinances at the next available meeting. Staff was unable to include the minutes from this 66 Council discussion as the minutes were not yet available at the time of drafting this report. 67 68 At the March 6, 2023 City Council meeting, Council asked questions and requested additional 69 revisions. The issues discussed and a summary of how staff has addressed those issues is outlined 70 below: 71 72 • 25% vs. 30% Impervious Surface 73 74 Council expressed concern about the impervious surface requirements decreasing to 25% from 75 30% and that this standard will apply past the current Shoreland Overlay of 300’. It’s important 76 to clarify two items: 1) the impervious surface requirement in the current Shoreland Overlay 77 of 300’ is 25%, with an ability to go up to 35% only with an approved Stormwater Permit, and 78 2) the 30% impervious surface limitation applies to the rest (those outside the Shoreland 79 overlay) of the residential properties in Roseville. Because the DNR has statutory authority 80