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12 purchased the site and requested the change. He indicated that it would be more appropriate to decide the land use first and then seek appropriate development. Bob Wilmus, representing Wilmus Companies, indicated that a change on Site 3-2 (the Hamline Shopping Center area) be considered for high density residential rather than medium density residential. Tom Olson, Episcopal Homes, testified in support of the change of Site 13-3 to high density residential with a PUD. Chairman Wietecki closed the public hearing. 6. (I) Planning File 2656 Amendments to the Shoreland Ordinance. Chairman Wietecki opened the public hearing. Assistant Community Development Director, Rick Jopke, pointed out that a Committee has been formed to make recommendations concerning amendments to the Shoreland Ordinance and that Committee work is not complete. Mr. Jopke recommended that the Planning Commission conduct a public hearing and take testimony from the public as well as provide direction to the Committee for their use in developing an ordinance for future Planning Commission consideration. Chairman Wietecki stated that the ordinance should reflect that Roseville is a built up urban community and not a natural, undeveloped lake. As such, the ordinance should allow reasonable accessory structures with appropriate architectural and other restrictions. Chairman Wietecki also stated that the city should be careful with bluff land and questioned whether the 1000 foot restriction is too much. The public hearing was continued until August 10, 1994. 6. (g) An Ordinance Amending City Code Section 7.025 Regarding garage/boutique sales in residential districts. Assistant Community Development Director, Rick Jopke, explained that this item had been referred to the Planning Commission from the Roseville City Council and reviewed the proposed ordinance changes. Member Thomas stated that the ordinance should include provisions to allow the city to grant exceptions such as the YMCA sales.