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City Council Study Session —11/21/05 <br />DRAFT Minutes - Page 15 <br />is considered. <br />Mr. Paschke advised clarified to Councilmembers that the City's <br />Subdivision ordinance had been amended several times as certain <br />issues became prevalent. <br />Councilmember Ihlan argued that the public comment at the <br />Planning Commission level was related to the specific Anderson <br />proposal, not a policy discussion; and opined that the Council <br />needed to have that discussion, with public input. <br />Councilmember Maschka reiterated his opinion that housing was <br />the paramount issue before the City Council for 2006; and <br />addressed various complexities and issues to be considered for <br />all parties, including the School District. <br />Mayor Klausing focused the discussion on how best to achieve <br />the Council's corporate goals; as there appeared to be no <br />maj ority vote for a moratorium. Mayor Klausing sought <br />consensus as to an outside study via consultant or a study <br />performed by staff. <br />Councilmember Maschka noted that the HRA had limited funds <br />and the School District was enthusiastic about their involvement <br />in the process; and opined the need to pursue a work plan (�.e., <br />coordination, process, timing, entities) by all interested parties <br />with all due haste. <br />Mr. Paschke advised that there were not sufficient staff to <br />perform an in-depth study and continue with the City's current <br />work program. Mr. Paschke also noted the need to involve other <br />outside agencies andlor commissions (i.e., Metropolitan Council; <br />Twin Cities Builders' Association; HRA; Planning Commission; <br />and School District). <br />Councilmember Maschka noted that the discussion spilled over <br />into numerous areas, (i.e., housing; health care; ambulance <br />service; fire relie�, and required a global picture that all players <br />needed to review and consider. <br />Councilmember Ihlan reviewed recent studies (Embrace Open <br />
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