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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, May 11, 2009 Page 4 Mayor Klausing spoke in support of the motion, again reviewing the process for acquiring the property for public purpose, and noting the value of the property and buildings and the ultimate calculations of their value during the appraisal process. Mr. Trudgeon advised that the appraised value reflects the diminished value of the properties and structures thereon, and that the stipulation agreement simply allows the City to acquire the properties prior to settlement to avoid construction details. Mr. Trudgeon noted that the appraisals would come before the City Council at a later date for their consideration and formal action. Roll Call Ayes: Roe; Johnson; and Klausing. Nays: Ihlan. Abstentions: Pust Motion carried. 9. General Ordinances for Adoption 10. Presentations a. Joint Meeting with Planning Commission Mr. Trudgeon introduced those members of the Planning Commission present to- night for a joint meeting of the Commission and City Council. Those members were Vice Chair Daniel Boerigter and Commissioners Joe Wozniak, John Gis- selquist and Glenn Cook. Mr. Trudgeon provided a bench handout to Council- members entitled, "Roseville Planning Commission - 2009 Work Plan;" and re- viewed that work plan developed by staff and the Commission, in addition to their normal schedule for hearing land use issues before the City. Mr. Trudgeon briefly reviewed the work completed by the Commission, including an accounting of land use cases, since the last joint meeting of the two groups. Mayor Klausing welcomed Commissioners and thanked them for their ongoing work on many complex issues. Mayor Klausing specifically expressed apprecia- tion for the Commission's handling of many emotionally-charged land use cases, and for their care in respecting and acknowledging the interests of all parties. Dan Boerigter, Planning Commission Vice Chair Vice Chair Boerigter addressed the upcoming zoning code revisions as part of the nine month period mandated for bringing the Code into consistency with the Comprehensive Plan Update and its pending formal approval. Mr. Boerigter sought an indication from the City Council as to the Planning Commission's role, timing of that role, and the process immediately following hiring of the consult- ant. Mr. Boerigter noted the need for all parties to be in clear agreement as to the type of zoning desired in the City and how that new code should look. Mr.