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Minutes of the <br />Orono City Council & Planning Commission <br />Special Joint Work Session <br />Monday, April 9, 2018 <br />Council Chambers 5:00 p.m. <br />PRESENT: Mayor Dennis Walsh, Council Members Richard F. Crosby II, Wendy Dankey, <br />and Victoria Seals. Representing staff were City Administrator Dustin Rief, Community <br />Development Director Jeremy Barnhart, and City Clerk Anna Carlson. <br />Guest Presenter: WSB & Associates Inc. Representative Eric Zweber, and Planning <br />Commissioners <br />Meeting Start Time: 5:00 p.m. <br />1. Navarre Area Plan Review <br />WSB & Associates Inc. Representative Eric Zweber, presented the final report for the <br />Navarre Area small area Plan. The plan was guided by the Project Advisory Committee <br />(PAC). PAC Meetings, an open house, use of Social Pinpoint, an online engagement <br />tool, and previous plan studies have been used to gather information for the plan. <br />There was discussion regarding the focus of improvements, visibility, traffic issues and <br />concerns of placement of the pedestrian walkways for the Navarre area. Discussion <br />regarding the park, trail, and safety of use for pedestrians followed. <br />City Administrator Dustin Rief mentioned that the feedback received mentions that <br />residents are more likely to use their car in the area versus walking around. Rief also <br />mentioned that we are currently in the utility stage, and there is a big focus on the <br />pedestrianibiking traffic. Hennepin County is aware of these issues and is focusing on <br />improving it. <br />Zweber mentioned other areas of focus related to design that impacts other property <br />owners. Zweber mentioned that a survey was used to gain feedback about these design <br />elements and areas of concern. Zweber noted that there was not a large number of <br />concerns, the main concern gathered from the survey was that there was desire to <br />maintain the neighborhood character of the area. Other concerns that came from the <br />survey were the timing of construction, teardowns and replacement of older houses and <br />how that would affect the look of the area. Zweber mentioned that implementing <br />standards for new development, code enforcement and encouragement of up keeping of <br />existing homes in the area. There is still quite of bit of time for this process and review <br />of this plan. <br />There was discussion regarding the need to engage with a larger number of people and <br />also include engagement through ways other than only the internet. <br />Community Development Director Jeremy Barnhart mentioned there will be an open <br />house for the entire Comprehensive Plan in May. The Planning Commission will see it in <br />
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