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Chair Klausing ked ivhat options would occur for the land ire the fctture. Mr. Miler recommended tabling the issue until property owners meet to resolve issues. Trucl~ traffic is minimal. Can trucking remain and be compatible :~ Patricia 3ohnson, 2986 Mildred Drive, noted t Twin Lakes is an evolving process, not a wholesale change. An example of goad planning was the results at Centre Pointe, after many years of no activity. She urged the Commission to more forward, creative tax. base. Member Mulder noted that the City is not seizing land but planning for the future use of the land. He said the plan provides direction, but he does not want big-box retail.. The staff recommendations are good, except there may be a need for boutique stores, deli and coffee shops. Chair Klausing noted that planning, moving in a direction, can. be aself-fulfilling prophecy. Delay by 30 or 60 days may not help. There are opportunities for input as the study process proceeds. Members Rhody and 0-lson felt that tabling the item would not help the process. Motion: Member Klausing moved, second by Member Rhody, to adopt Resolution No. 3232 (Revising the Text and Land Use Map Designations of the Existing Plan adopted in 1994, as amended, by incorporating the Twin Lakes Business Park Master Pian Renewal Strategy of 2000 with the staff Land use scenario of December 13, 2000 and recommended further study of retail. options within the southeast section of the business park, subject to an AUAR. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried.