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Planning Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – Wednesday, July 07, 2010 <br />Page 10 <br />Chair Doherty asked that staff would provide tonight’s discussion to the City <br />449 <br />Council; with Mr. Paschke assuring the Commission that the City Council would <br />450 <br />receive a copy of tonight’s meeting minutes. <br />451 <br />At the request of Chair Doherty, Mr. Paschke advised that as a next step, the <br />452 <br />City Council would discuss adoption of specific requirements for creation of a <br />453 <br />regulating map and procedure, with that process coming back before the <br />454 <br />Commission for consideration. <br />455 <br />Chair Doherty and Commissioners were of a majority consensus that the City <br />456 <br />Council be aware of the concerns related to the regulating map. <br />457 <br />Mr. Paschke noted that, without the map, there could be no development; and <br />458 <br />again assured the Commission’s that their comments and discussion from this <br />459 <br />meeting would be directed to the City Council. <br />460 <br />Recess <br />461 <br />Chair Doherty briefly recessed the meeting at about 7:54 p.m. and reconvened at about 8:06 p.m. <br />462 <br />b. PROJECT FILE 0017 <br />463 <br />Request by the Roseville Planning Division Adopting new regulations for <br />464 <br />Title 10, Zoning Regulations, pertaining to the RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS <br />465 <br />Chair Doherty continued the Public Hearing for PROJECT FILE 0017 at 8:07 <br />466 <br />p.m. <br />467 <br />City Planner Thomas Paschke briefly reviewed this request and recommended <br />468 <br />approval of the proposed new text for all Residential Districts in the City of <br />469 <br />Roseville, adopting new regulations for Title 10, Zoning Regulations, pertaining to <br />470 <br />all RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS, as detailed in the Request for Planning <br />471 <br />Commission Action dated July 7, 2010. <br />472 <br />Mr. Paschke noted that the proposed draft as periodically revised had been <br />473 <br />available on the City’s website since February or March of 2010; and had been <br />474 <br />heard at the Planning Commission on at least two (2) occasions to-date for <br />475 <br />discussion and modification, with public comment. Mr. Paschke noted that staff <br />476 <br />was advocating the proposed revisions based on a multitude of developments <br />477 <br />post-1959 that were not in compliance with existing code creating a need for <br />478 <br />variances; with related issues and problems, with related maps displayed at <br />479 <br />previous open houses. <br />480 <br />Mr. Paschke reviewed the major changes contained in Section 4, including <br />481 <br />refinement defining and determining when and where to allow accessory <br />482 <br />structures (1005.02) throughout the document, with a universal term yet to be <br />483 <br />defined and still elusive; proposed design standards limiting the amount of <br />484 <br />garage door emphasized on street frontage to enhance pedestrian environments; <br />485 <br />design standards for multi-family structures; and a modification of dimensional <br />486 <br />standards and setback areas. <br />487 <br />Member Boerigter requested, and fellow Commissioners concurred, that future <br />488 <br />drafts be provided in redlined format to allow comparison from one draft to <br />489 <br />another for reference. <br />490 <br />Mr. Paschke provided, as a bench handout, attached hereto and made a part <br />491 <br />thereof, written comments from Member Wozniak specific to Residential Districts <br />492 <br />(Chapter 1005). Mr. Paschke reviewed and provided staff responses for Member <br />493 <br />Wozniak’s and members and staff discussed the merits of each to reach a <br />494 <br />consensus. <br />495 <br /> <br />