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stated she liked the idea of distributing the housing across the mall area and repurposing the large <br />stores to mid-sized anchor stores. <br />Chair Pace echoed thanks to staff, the consultant and the public. He thanked Commissioners Allen and <br />Brown for the ir service on the Commission . He commented on the need for a multi-use opportunity , <br />creating a destination , and providing a diverse opportunity for the diverse community . He stated it was <br />necessary to think carefully about traffic flow and impact to surrounding businesses and <br />neighborhoods . He reiterated the concerns about safety . He suggested considering feedback from the <br />word graph for inclusion in the goal statement including safety , family oriented , entertainment , livable, <br />and center for community . He suggested the need to differentiate between Downtown and the mall , <br />perhaps limiting chains to the mall. He stated it was necessary to think holistically about use of space <br />and to have creative , collaborative discussions with the property owners . <br />Commissioner Allen suggested a walk-through of the area and visit to a model city . <br />Commissioner Brown stated the vision of the property owners was necessary . <br />Commissioner Morgan stated he reviewed other Simon shopping centers which may be helpful in <br />planning the Stoneridge Mall. <br />Community Development Director Clark provided the next steps in the process and information on how <br />to stay in the loop . <br />ADJOURNMENT <br />Chair Pace adjourned the meeting at 9:28 p.m . <br />ubm itted , <br />Estela Ra rez <br />Recording Secretary <br />Plann ing Commission Mi nutes Page 4 of 4 September 26 , 2022