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Planning Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – Wednesday, March 03, 2010 <br />Page 7 <br />304 <br />Discussion among Commissioners and staff included an alternative to zoning code text <br />305 <br />amendment to allow the proposed use, with staff clarifying that the only option for the <br />306 <br />Commission at this time was to support or deny the request; using the PUD or <br />307 <br />Conditional Use approval process under the current zoning ordinance, requiring the <br />308 <br />request to return to the Commission as a new application providing for few additional <br />309 <br />advantages; the need for future discussions on appropriate sites for institutional uses or <br />310 <br />modifications to the existing Regional Business land use category in the Comprehensive <br />311 <br />Plan to support those uses; and revising the zoning chart if the use is allowed, indicating <br />312 <br />that a church would be a permitted use with additional review needed to determine <br />313 <br />negative impacts beyond those already analyzed. <br />314 <br />AMENDMENT TO MOTION <br />315 <br />Boerigter moved, Gisselquist seconded, modification of the motion to read that <br />316 <br />churches are a permitted use (not a conditional use) in General Business Districts. <br />317 <br />Further discussion included clarification that the Planning Commission’s decisions <br />318 <br />needed to be based on land use considerations only; and that the City Council could be <br />319 <br />tasked with whether the decision significantly impacted revenue generation of this site. <br />320 <br />ORIGINAL MOTION AS AMENDED <br />321 <br />Ayes: 4 <br />322 <br />Nays: 0 <br />323 <br />Motion carried. <br />324 <br />Chair Doherty noted that the case was scheduled to be heard by the City Council at their <br />325 <br />March 22, 2010 meeting. <br />326 <br />Recess: Chair Doherty recessed the meeting at approximately 8:34 p.m., reconvening at <br />327 <br />8:44 p.m. <br />328 <br />6) Other Business <br />329 <br />a) Review of Imagine Roseville 2025 Priorities <br />330 <br />Community Development Director Patrick Trudgeon advised that the City Council was in <br />331 <br />the process of setting priorities as part of the 2011 City Budget process; and was seeking <br />332 <br />a review and ranking by all City Advisory Commissions on the action steps generated <br />333 <br />from the Imagine Roseville 2025 Community visioning process. Mr. Trudgeon noted that <br />334 <br />their were four (4) categories to indicate the current status of the original strategies and <br />335 <br />action steps, including “done,” “ongoing,” “in process,” and “not yet,” detailed in <br />336 <br />Attachment E to the staff report dated March 3, 2010. <br />337 <br />Mr. Trudgeon reviewed the previously identified action steps that related to the Planning <br />338 <br />Commission; challenges in some areas based on budget constraints. <br />339 <br />Mr. Trudgeon reviewed each of the categories, seeking feedback from Commissioners, <br />340 <br />with that feedback to be presented to the City Council to assist in their budget <br />341 <br />deliberations. <br />342 <br />Discussion included clarifying the creation of Special Assessment Districts to fund <br />343 <br />aesthetic and/ or infrastructure improvements for benefitting properties versus City-wide <br />344 <br />Surcharges being considered as part of the undergrounding of utilities along the Rice <br />345 <br />Street Corridor. <br />346 <br />A majority of the Commissioners spoke in support of undergrounding utilities along the <br />347 <br />Rice Street Corridor as a great aesthetic benefit to the entire community. <br />348 <br />Chair Doherty questioned the intent of Strategy A.2.A.5 in supporting businesses that <br />349 <br />serve Roseville’s diverse population; questioning if quality of those businesses being <br />350 <br />supported was another consideration; with the overall goal to recognize diversity in the <br />351 <br />community. <br />352 <br />Commissioner Boerigter concurred with the lack of clarity in encouraging business with <br />353 <br />family-sustainable jobs, and whether that indicated office rather than retail jobs. <br /> <br />