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EXTRACT OF MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF ROSEVILLE, MINNESOTA, HELD November 12 ,1981 * * * * * * * * * * * * Pursuant to due call meeting of the City Council of sota, was duly called and held on the --12.t.h day of November p.m. and notice thereof, a SPECIAL - the City of Roseville, Minne- at the City Hall in said City , 1981, at 5:00 o'clock The following members were present: Franke, Kehr, Johnson and Demos. and the following members were absent: Curley Member Franke introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 7271 WHEREAS, the zoning classifications in the follow- ing area of Roseville are in need of changing to be consistent with a comprehensive plan. Said area is described as follows: All that land lying north and west of Interstate Highway 35W and east of the Hinnesota Belt Line Railroad right-of-way and south of a line parallel to and 850 feet North of County Road C. WHEREAS, the City has been informed that some of the present uses of land in the above area are old and potential for changes in the near future. WHEREAS, the City has been informed that some of the present uses of said land are about to change and which change makes the present zoning classifications inconsistent with good planning and inconsistent with the comprehensive plan of the City. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. A moratorium is hereby declared on all develop- ment of the above area until the Planning Commission and City Council have adopted a new plan with new zoning classi- fications for above area. 2. This matter is hereby referred to the Planning Commission to develop a new plan including new zoning classi- fications and to proceed to hold public hearing as required for any rezoning and report back to the City Council. 3. This moratorium shall prohibit the issuing of any building permits or any other permit which is required to develop land, and any application for rezoning, special use permits or variances shall not be processed by the City staff until after the expiration of this moratorium.