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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, July 26, 2010 Page 12 Ayes: Roe; Pust; Johnson; Ihlan; and Klausing. Nays: None. 12. Business Items (Action Items) c. Discuss Public Purpose of Creating an Economic Development Tax Incre- ment Financing (TIF) District to Assist with the Development of Applewood Pointe at Langton Lake and Consider a Resolution to Set a Public Hearing for Proposed TIF District No. 19 Economic Development Associate Jamie Radel advised that the applicant was not present yet, but that they had been contacted. 13. Business Items - Presentations/Discussions a. Discuss Zoning Map and Zoning Code Land Use Designation for Industrial Area at Terminal Road and Walnut Street City Manager Bill Malinen noted additional information provided by Coun- cilmember Ihlan as bench handouts related to the next two agenda items, con- sisting of sample ordinances from other communities; and the City of Rose- ville's current residential and subdivision zoning codes, attached hereto and made a part thereof. Councilmember Ihlan addressed the land bordering Roseville, adjacent to the Francis Gross Golf Course in St. Anthony and bounded by Terminal Road and Walnut Street (Map - Attachment A to the RCA dated July 26, 2010). Coun- cilmember Ihlan noted that this area had first been discussed for potential re- purposing for housing or mixed use development at the Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee level, due to its proximity to a golf course; and noted that language addressing that potential was included in the current Comprehensive Plan narrative. Councilmember Ihlan further noted that this parcel had most recently been discussed during the Parks and Recreation Master Plan process as an area suitable for ball fields due to its flat topography, and remaining consistent with mixed use or housing development. Councilmember Ihlan ad- vised that this parcel had been brought up at a recent Planning Commission by a member of the public; and she suggested further discussion at tonight's meeting by the City Council and to receive public comment. Discussion included current zoning as Industrial, with the Comprehensive Plan guiding toward continued Industrial use; whether there was any indica- tion from the property owner showing interest in changing the land use desig- nation, with no indication received to-date; similar instances when there had been no indication from an owner to change land use designations, and whether it was appropriate to have discussion moving toward that change.