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-3- Ed t~cCarthy, 1894 County Road IIC-2" i nqui red as to the future status of the sleeve of 1 and that goes across the north end of the lake on Lydia Avenue being extended. David McLean, 1754 Lydia, expressed concern that there was no porvision to prohibit the cut- ting or removal of trees and brush in this area. Recommendation Mr. G, Johnson moved and Mr, Kellett seconded, that the Commission recommend approval of the lakeshore zoning ordiance with the following provisions: 1. That if a building is proposed in a developed area, the average of the setbacks of the existing buildings will be applied to the proposed building. 2. That a provision regarding the building of storm sewers which discharge to these lakes be provided foro 3. That a provision for brush and shrub control be provided for. Roll Call, Ayes, Grauel, G. Johnson, Kellett and Pope. Nays: None. Planning File 771 - Review of sign ordinance, Discussion June Demos requested that section 14.211 of the proposed ordinance be changed to read, "Within ten days following the general election for which the sign was posted." Recommendation Mr. Kellett moved and Mr. Grauel seconded, that the Commission recommed approval of the pro- posed ordinance with the following change; that section 14.211 be changed to read, "Not more than eleven days before elections and posted within five days following the general election. and section 14.216 be changed to reflect the proper date." Roll call, Ayes: Grauel, G. Johnson Kellett and Pope. Nayes: Noneo Planning File 709 - Long Range City Development Plan, formerly called Capital Improvement Program Pl an. Discussion Various methods of formulation of such a plan were discussed by the members of the Commission. Howard Dahlgren suggested that the Commission begin two groups of two or three with these smaller groups making recommendations to the Planning Commission as to their area of expertise. These smaller groups would then meet between Commission meetings and at the Commission meetings would consolidate data that had been obtained to that date. ThA groups and their members are as follows: Parks, Kellett, Grauel; Fire and Building, G. Johnson, Eagles and Pope; Public Works, Va Johnson and Membrez. Mr. Pope indicated that he would also work closely with DonSholund of the City Staff to develope a more complete picture on income projections for the next five or six years.