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<br />. <br /> <br />F. That the purpose of the rezoning of the land involved in this <br /> <br />action was to create a regional commercial shopping center designed <br /> <br />to attract the residents of Andover, Anoka, and St. Francis which <br /> <br />would become the hub for all activity north of Anoka. <br /> <br />G. That there has not been a substantial change in the demography <br /> <br />of the areas since the acceptance of the comprehensive plan. <br /> <br />H. That the creation of the development of a comprehensive plan <br /> <br /> <br />was brought about at least in part in 1973 in order to obtain city <br /> <br /> <br />status and the plan was submitted as Ramsey's future plan for develop- <br /> <br /> <br />ment to various state officials in support of its efforts to obtain <br /> <br />city status. <br /> <br />. I. That since the adoption of the comprehensive plan by the city <br /> <br />there have been no efforts made on the part of the city to modify, <br /> <br />update, or otherwise revise the plan. <br /> <br />J. That no study was made by the city to determine the impact the <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />establishment of a regional commercial shopping center would have on <br /> <br />the comprehensive plan. <br /> <br />K. That no studies were made to determine the need for a regional <br /> <br />commercial shopping center in the rezoned land. <br /> <br />L. That no evidence was introduced at the public hearing showing <br /> <br />that there had been a substantial change in the population density <br /> <br />or the character of the land and neighborhood involved. <br /> <br />M. That no studies were conducted or evidence introduced at the <br /> <br />public hearing which show the possible water, air, Eewer, and traffic <br /> <br />pollution problems which may be created by the rezoning action. <br /> <br />N. That the rezoning of this property did not in any manner <br /> <br />further the comprehensive plan for the City of Ramsey; and further, <br /> <br />that the rezoning is in fact "spot" rezoning. <br /> <br />o. That no evidence was introduced showing that there was a mistake <br /> <br />. in the original zoning of the area involved in this action. <br />