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City of Roseville Planning Commission Minutes May 11, 1994 enough information was not available for the Planning Commission to review. He noted that the City Council may not approve the amendment to the Comprehensive Plan designating the Kehr site for medium density development and, therefore, reviewing the PUD would be moot. Member Wall stated that he was concerned that the issues the applicant must address have not been completed to City standards, especially the ponding, drainage, street size, and following the general application information required of every applicant. 4. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC. Don Dexter, from Legion Post 542, expressed his confusion regarding the Comprehensive Plan designation of single-family rather than institutional. Chairman Wietecki explained the difference between zoning and the Comprehensive Plan and noted that the Legion can remain as it is without hinderance. Chairman Wietecki also noted that the highest and best use of the area may not be institution, but rather something much more complimentary to the single-family areas that surround it. It is the responsibility of the Commission to recommend uses that are compatible provide a financial return. Mr. Dexter stated that the Planning Commission has not addressed what the Legion wants to do on the site, and that all of the surrounding properties adjacent to the Legion pay fewer taxes than the Legion itself. Mr. Dexter stated that the Legion should have some special treatment because of its tax structure. Thorton Gable asked for clarification regarding the Comprehensive Plan Minutes vote; was it a 4 to 3 vote or a 5 to 2 vote? Chairman Wietecki explained it as a 5 to 2 vote. Harris Mallary expressed concern with the VISTA 2000 Program noting that he did not want to see higher density or vertical buildings. He explained that Roseville may become "vertical-ville" if more density is approved. Dennis Olson, Rose Place, stated that he did not understand the voting issues 6