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City Council Regular Meeting— 06/12/06 <br />DRAFT Minutes ' Page 4 <br />need for additional public input through a broader notice or <br />type of notice for land use cases; opining that a procedure <br />or policy needed to be addressed regarding the scope of <br />public notices. Additional comments included the Planning <br />Commission's intent to follow City Council directive; and <br />limitations of application criteria and parameters and the <br />actual amount of input possible by the Commission, public, <br />andlor City Council related to development and design of <br />private property. <br />Councilmember Maschka expressed his appreciation to <br />Planning Commissioners for their excellent work and <br />recognized the difficulty of their work in keeping all parties <br />satisfied. Councilmember Maschka suggested that <br />consideration be given to design standards on some larger <br />commercial projects (�.e., Target, Wa�*Ma�, etc.), and <br />recommended other communities be surveyed for their <br />design standard applications. <br />Planning Commissioner Dan Roe volunteered to work on <br />determining those various thresholds. Commissioner Roe <br />addressed current market place trends regarding lot and <br />home sizes; conflicts of current residents with future <br />residents; and the value of the visioning process capturing <br />all components. <br />l.c Discussion about potentially increasing dialogue <br />between Council and Commission; or need for a <br />Commission representative at Council hearings. <br />Chair Traynor addressed feedback issues from the City <br />Council and their final decision back to the Commissioners, <br />along with their rationale, especially after the more <br />controversial issues; and to provide a performance review <br />of the Planning Commission recommendations. <br />Councilmember Pust suggested that staff report to the <br />Commission at their meetings, in an effort to <br />institutionalize the process and close the communication <br />circle. <br />Further discussion included the different roles of the <br />