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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Wednesday March 13, 1991 Page 13 should provide a proper boundary survey. Shardlow stated that, in this case, we are talking about a business use next to residential uses and that there is a need to protect adjacent residents. Berry stated that the cable company is more disruptive to the neighborhood because of the promises not kept. Keel pointed out that back assessments of $650 would have to be paid. Johnson stated that the City is willing to work with the marina operators to come to a solution. Berry stated that she has enjoyed her experience on the Commission, even though it has been difficult at times. Berry pointed out that the Planning Commission is indeed a political body which is part of the structure of government and which must represent all citizens in the community. Berry said that the Planning Commission is dependent on direction from city staff but it is the prerogative of the Planning Commission to add conditions where necessary. Berry indicated that the Council has established policies which have been difficult to implement at times. Berry stated that she was pleased to have had the opportunity to serve on the Commission and that she would continue to serve and speak out as a private citizen. Johnson pointed out that this evening was her last meeting and thus, a number of items should be discussed. Johnson said that it was unfortunate that the Council declined to appoint her for another term because her experience was needed in light of the issues the City would be facing in the future. She stated that there are some relatively new people on the staff and on the commission and her experience would have been useful. Johnson indicated that, in her opinion, the council decision was politically motivated. Johnson thanked the staff members for their support as well as the Planning commission for the professionalism it had shown over the years. Johnson stated that the Planning Commission has served the community well. Johnson thanked the citizens of Roseville for their support and encouragement. Waldron updated the commission on the community Development Departmental staffing and proceeded to thank Ann and Pat on behalf of the staff for their years of public service. Roberts indicated his appreciation for the support and guidance which Ann Berry and Pat Johnson had given him on numerous activities.