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Roseville Planning Commission Minutes November 5, 1986 Page 3 Johnson pointed out that anyone who has attended the last six meetings of the Planning Commission also should understand that the idea of a moratorium is not new, and that the Planning Commis- sion has been asking for a comprehensive approach to a number of the City's targeted areas. Berry proceeded to discuss the Planning Commission's role in reviewing land use as opposed to the economic viability of certain projects. Wiski stated that a moratorium could be placed on the proposed areas, but not to exceed six months. Maschka also stated his concern that a "mini plan" should be created for a number of these areas. Waldron stated that the staff completely agreed with Maschka's approach, and that additional recommendations will be forthcoming to the City Council and Planning Commission regarding the formula- tion of such plans. Waldron stated that it was the staff's concern that the pure office areas, as recommended by PFS, first be addressed through the moratorium; subsequently, implementation of the rest of the plan would proceed relative to the approval or denial of the moratorium. Johnson moved, Berry seconded, that the Planning Commission recommend to the City Council adoption of the resolution as read by Waldron, based on the following findings of fact: 1. The City needs to review its development options in the areas with respect to financial implications, tax revenues, spin-off development property values, and job creation ramifications. 2. The City needs to study the possible rezoning in the area for more appropriate use. 3. The City needs to study the Port Authority's capacity and options to participate more substantially in the target area. 4. The City needs to review the potential for proposal from various developers to facilitate intensity of the development in the area. request for the desired 5. The City needs to review the potential for modifications to the Comprehensive Plan. Maschka moved an amendment, which Berry seconded, stating that the following items be added to the Planning Commission recommenda- tions: 1. That additional planning activities not be limited to the moratorium area. 2. That the City consider adoption of additions to the zoning ordinance.