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P g Z members are to review the proposed ordinance and contact Ken peterson with any comments. Jim Martin questioned the bluff.line requirements for the rural area as some of his land is on large bluffs, 30 to 35 feet high and. the.lse~bac~requlrement of 100 feet will make it tough to see a house, 200 feet will put the house out in the field. Art Dunn said Mr. Martin could seek a variance on those lots. Mr. Marston announced that the meeting next month would be regarding the environmental section, the following month will housing plan - policy for dealing with the housing issue, in September the topic will he'land use. He hopes to complete this project by the end of this year or the first part of next year which is the time frame of the Metro Council schedule. He asked that any issues be resolved inbetWeen meeting times to keep this on schedule and if there are problems, that special meetingBwill be held to resolve them. He urges that they thy to avoid dragging this out. Chairman Peterson said that when they get to' the park and open'spaces, that the Park Commission should review their park plan so that when we get to 'this it will be updated and ready to go. He will talk to Dennis Donovan on this. Mr. Marston asked that the Park Commission take a look at the plan and see if there are any changes on it then turn it over to their landscaping expert .in his office to point out the strong and weak points and his firm Will serve in a reviewal, advisory capacity. Mr. Marston a~ked the Commission members to submi~ ia list of concerns such as a transportation plan that Chairman Peterson mentioned to him.~~ This is the kind of information he needs to WOrk within'the~framework of P~the~.budget and to put emphais on things they think ~need-review--such as'existing .zoning: Is there too much zoned industrial?' Is growth-occuring outside of the planned 1990 urban area. A copy of Mr. Marsto~s contract and billing is to be sent to the Commission members and the letter from the Metro Council will be important for them~to read. MOTION by Kathleen Schneider and seconded by Gerald Zimmerman to recdmmen~iand submit to the City Council for their recommendation the EnVironmental Protection Ordinance as revised by P & Z and that the ordinances be forwarded to the Metro Council and the Environmental Quality Board. Motion carried. 5-1 Deemer voted Naye due to the fact that he feels the reforestation should be changed from 10 to 100 trees. MOTION by Ben Deemer to change the reforestation amount from 10 to 100 trees or leave the paragraph out completely. Motion died for lack of second. -5- P g Z Special Meeting 7/9/79