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there may be a link between this situation and the aging of New Brighton’s housing. Schopf said New <br />Brighton should have maintenance standards for housing. <br /> <br />Zisla stated the City Council decided against a point of sale program. Mattila responded that New Brighton <br />has a housing maintenance code for rental property that we strictly enforce. New Brighton would need a <br />separate housing maintenance ordinance on single family homes. Such a program would take money and <br />additional staff. <br /> <br />Livingston stated that, from a planning standpoint, he was concerned about the number of new churches <br />coming into the City. Livingston said churches should serve the community, but when most of the church <br />members live elsewhere, that community service is questionable. Does New Brighton has a more liberal <br />zoning code for churches that is attracting churches that do not draw their membership from the community? <br />Mattila responded New Brighton’s Zoning Ordinance is the basically the same as other cities’ ordinances. <br /> <br />Comprehensive Plan Task Force Appointment <br />Fulton reviewed his memo to the municipal commissions on the Comprehensive Plan Task Force. Fulton <br />stated the City would like representatives from all the municipal commissions and other community leaders <br />to deal with the issues concerning the Comprehensive Plan update. Fulton asked for two volunteers from the <br />Planning Commission to serve on the Comprehensive Plan Task Force. O’Brien volunteered to serve on the <br />Task Force. The other Commission members said they would serve on an as needed basis. <br /> <br />Announcements and Updates <br />- None <br /> <br />Adjourn <br />. <br />Motion by Livingston, seconded by Baker, 6 Ayes - 0 Nays. Motion Carried. <br />TO ADJOURN THE MEETING <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />_______________________________________ <br />Cary Teague, City Planner <br /> <br />5 <br />I:\COMMISSIONS\PLANNING\MINUTES\1998\05-19-98.WPD <br />