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Motion carried. Voting Yes: Mayor LeTourneau, Councilmembers Riley, Musgrove, Heinrich, <br /> and Kuzma. Voting No: None. <br /> 6. PUBLIC HEARING <br /> None. <br /> 7. COUNCIL BUSINESS <br /> 7.01: Adopt Resolution #19-085 Authorizing Submission of the City's 2040 <br /> Comprehensive Plan to the Metropolitan Council <br /> Community Development Director Gladhill reviewed the staff report and recommendation to <br /> adopt Resolution #19-085 authorizing submission of the City's 2040 Comprehensive Plan to the <br /> Metropolitan Council. The Planning Commission unanimously recommended that the City <br /> Council adopt Resolution#19-085. <br /> Councilmember Riley stated that this is not the final document, as additional revisions are <br /> necessary and therefore, he does not want to approve this for submittal until it is finalized. He <br /> stated that he does have some formatting and typographic suggestions to provide to staff. He <br /> referenced the first priority listed of balancing the suburban and rural characters. He stated that <br /> he would not necessarily identify that as the highest priority. <br /> Community Development Director Gladhill stated that change could be made. <br /> Councilmember Riley referenced page 22, the line item that refers to public art and noted that he <br /> does not recall a discussion on public art or funding that type of activity. <br /> Community Development Director Gladhill stated that these are higher aspirational elements. <br /> He noted that this does not authorize a project but simply helps the City to think about possible <br /> opportunities to capitalize on that idea. He noted that it could even involve an outside group that <br /> is not requesting City funding. <br /> Parks and Assistant Public Works Superintendent Riverblood confirmed that this comment was <br /> made at a number of public workshops. He explained that public art can be interpreted in a <br /> number of ways and provided different examples which span from architectural treatments, sign <br /> facades, and public art elements. <br /> Councilmember Riley suggested that the statement be removed, noting that the City could <br /> always consider public art without it being included in the plan. He referenced page 34, noting <br /> that it appears the graphic has not been updated from previous years. <br /> Community Development Director Gladhill stated that this graphic looks at acreage of each land <br /> use type. He stated that a clean version will go forward, noting that this was a track changes <br /> format. He clarified that this is not a growth trend but simply shows acreage related to land use. <br /> City Council/June 11,2019 <br /> Page 5 of 9 <br />