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staff repc�rt dated Januaty 12, 2000. " Note: The date reference is <br />inaccurate. The real date should read January of 2001. All of theplanning <br />commissions recommendations in their report are an integ�al part of <br />Resolution 9904. <br />• The A tIAR and Mitigation Plan referred to in resolution 9904 only studied <br />scenario 1, and scenario � a. No other options were considered or studied. <br />."The City council, based on the findings of the Twin Lakes Master Plan <br />and consistency with the adopted City of Roseville Plan (as revised <br />January, 2001) hereby approves etc. " The revised City of Roseville <br />Plan as revised January 2001 refers to scenario 1 only. It is a combination <br />of options 2 and 3 in now infamous Map 3. Map 3 was thereafter <br />irrelevant. <br />Staff Report to City Council6/26/O 1 <br />Ms. Radel claims that the City Council did not act on the former development <br />director's recommendationthat the Council approve Scenario 1(as opposed to scenario <br />1 a with retail component. I assert that the Council's minutes are evidence they did: <br />"Maste� moved, Maschka seconded, by resolution, to approve the final <br />amendment of the Comprehensive Plan for the Twin Lakes Business Park area from <br />"Business" and "Industrial" to "Business Park" as described in the Twin Lakes Master <br />Plan dated June 26,2001 and as amended by Council with Scenario #I. The amendment <br />shall also include the fandings of the AtIAR and mitigation plan "���� call, Ayes: <br />Goedeke, MasteZ, Klausing, Maschka, and Kysylyczyn. Nays: none <br />ABSENCE OF WRITTEN LEGAL OPINIONS <br />Several weeks ago I met with the city manager, Bill Malinen, and requested he obtain <br />some legal opinions, at least from our regular city attor€�ey(s) (Scott Anderson and Jay <br />Squires) , and perhaps the development attorneys (K.�'ass Monroe) andlor our defense <br />attorney, Mr. Reuvers . Mr. Mal�ne�. said he would ask and get back to me. He hasn't <br />gotten back to me on this issue. I must assume no written legal opinion on the "new ' <br />