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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes August 6, 1986 Page 4 Johnson asked how the Planning Commission can assure that a comprehensive approach occurs. Waldron stated that it was envisioned from the beginning that once the PFS plan was completed, its recommendations would have to be implemented. That, in effect, would require major modifications in the Comprehensive Plan to depict the proposed uses in the potential targeted areas. Johnson stated that she was not particularly comfortable making decisions relating to only one parcel. Demos stated that it was more appropriate that only one parcel be considered, otherwise this could be considered down zoning. Roll Call, Ayes: Nays: Goedeke, Berry, and DeBenedet. Wiski, Maschka, and Johnson. Motion failed. Johnson moved, Maschka seconded, that the City Council initiate an effort to modify the Comprehensive Plan to reflect PFS's proposals relating to the potential targeted areas. Koegler stated that PFS is approximately one month from completing the proposed study. Wiski stated that a good argument has been made for the acceptabilty of the Costco development. He stated the Planning Commission is in a position where it understands that County Road C is going to change, but it needs to look at said changes in a comprehensive nature as opposed to a piecemeal approach. Dahlgren replied that the City does not have the luxury of a significant amount of time in considering this issue. Dahlgren pointed out that other warehouses are looking at sites in Roseville, and could end up in an inappropriate area if the proper action on the part of the City did not occur. Dahlgren pointed out that based on his analysis and the consultants, that it is known today that C is an appropriate area. The City could end up with warehouses on inappropriate sites if the proper action were not taken. Roll Call, Ayes: Abstain: Johnson, Maschka, Berry, DeBenedet, and Wiski. Goedeke. Demos pointed out that the effect of this action was Costco proposal would be going to the City Council Planning Commission recommendation. that the without a Mr. Hartigan stated that he preferred that the request be either approved for denyed at this point in time, so Costco can proceed with its plans. Goedeke asked how a detailed plan could be drafted at this point in time. Johnson stated its done through the Comprehensive Plan, where future uses are suggested per general areas.