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C:\Documents and Settings\jgoepe\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\OLK28\07-18-2006 (2).doc Page 12 of 13 Approved be sensitive to that issue and added that there is quite a significant grade change from the front of the property to the back, which provides a natural transition and there are some land use issues that can be done to help alleviate any negative impact. Fernelius added that screening would also be considered. Zisla inquired if it was possible to change the staff recommendation to rezone only the properties on Old Hwy 8. Gundlach replied that the resolution could be revised to include not rezoning the properties on Fourth Ave and she will provide background information for the City Council as to why the Commission is recommending not rezoning those properties. Motion by Zisla, Second by Schiferl to WAIVE THE READING AND ADOPT THE ATTACHED RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING APPROVAL of RZ2006-001, RZ2006-002, and a Comprehensive Plan Amendment for 715 & 721 Old Highway 8 NW, subject to the following: 1. The Comprehensive Plan Amendment is approved by the Metropolitan Council. 2. A General Development Plan is hereby established for both properties consistent with the following uses: a. 715 Old Highway 8 NW: Site to be developed in accordance with attached Exhibit A, subject to modifications that arise out of the Site Plan review and approval process by the Planning Commission at their August 15, 2006 meeting and final Site Plan review and approval by the City Council at their August 22, 2006 meeting. b. 721 Old Highway 8 NW: Site to be developed in accordance with B-2, Neighborhood Business standards, unless the General Development Plan is amended in accordance with the B-4, Downtown Business standards. 3. The City Council considers the Rezoning and Comprehensive Plan Amendment requests in conjunction with the final Site Plan recommendation of the Planning Commission for 715 Old Highway 8 NW, which is to be considered on August 15, 2006. 5 Ayes, 0 Nays, MOTION CARRIED. Informational Items Gundlach reported that the City Attorney and the Director of Public Works are working together on the directional signage issue. The ordinance may be placed in the City Code, which means that the Commission may not see this come back before them. When a decision is made she will inform the Commission.