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is <br /> i <br /> appear to fit in with what exists in The COR. He stated that this would be a significant difference <br /> in architectural quality. <br /> I <br /> t- <br /> Commissioner Walker stated that he is hearing that the City was trying to dictate how some of this <br /> is developed to encourage people to have a sense of conununity and want to talk to each other. He <br /> stated that he struggles with making people want to be a part of a community. He noted that people <br /> will do what they want to do, whether that is socializing or keeping to themselves. He believed <br /> that variety is good and would drive competition. He stated that if these homes are on the market <br /> and the existing homes are on the market, it will be clear which homes people prefer. He stated <br /> that the risk would be of the developer, not the City and therefore he does not see a problem with <br /> what is proposed. <br /> Commissioner VanScoy acknowledged differences in taste. He noted that they are not forcing <br /> people to communicate and gather but encouraging that and making it easier. <br /> Commissioner Walker commented that if people want to engage with others, they will do so <br /> regardless of how their home is designed. <br /> Chairperson Bauer stated that there was a change to allow 55 foot lots in the City, which some <br /> people did not think was a good idea but noted that those lots are selling as fast as they go up. He <br /> acknowledged that people have different taste and preference for their home and what they want. <br /> He agreed that this is the developer's money and risk and they would not build something they do 1 <br /> not believe would sell. He agreed that variety is needed. <br /> Commissioner Gengler commented that The COR was created with the idea of being a planned <br /> development and design aesthetic in mind. She commented that it is a more urban residential <br /> environment with doorways facing towards the sidewalks. She believed that the patio space still <br /> achieves the overall intent. <br /> Mr. Palmby thanked the Commission for its input. <br /> 7.02: Review Ordinance Amending Digital Display Billboard Regulations <br /> Presentation <br /> Deputy City Administrator/Community Development Director Hagen presented the Staff Report <br /> I <br /> and asked for direction on any adjustments to the language prior to advertising for a public hearing <br /> to be held at the April 28, 2022 Planning Commission meeting. <br /> i <br /> Commission Business <br /> Chairperson Bauer noted that once the Highway 10 projects are completed and the stoplights in <br /> Anoka and Ramsey removed, a vehicle would most likely only see one ad as they drive by. He <br /> did not believe that shortening the time by one second would provide much benefit and could <br /> instead cause conflict. He supported eight seconds for the message duration. <br /> 4 <br /> Planning Commission/March 24,2022 <br /> Page 15 of 18 <br />