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8A, Planning Case 12-014 - Zoning Code Amendment - Multi-family Dwelling Units
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ARDEN HILLS PLANNING COMMISSION—September 5, 2012 2 <br /> B. August 8,2012 -Planning Commission Work Session Meeting <br /> Commissioner Holewa moved, seconded by Commissioner Hames, to approve the <br /> August 8, 2012 Planning Commission Regular Meeting as presented. The motion <br /> carried unanimously (6-0). <br /> PLANNING CASES <br /> A. Planning Case 12-014 — Zoning Code Amendment; City of Arden Hills; Multi- <br /> family Dwelling Units Additional Conditional Use Permit Criteria—Public Hearing <br /> City Planner Meagan Beekman reviewed the Planning Commission is requested to <br /> consider approval of Planning Case 12-014 to add Sections 1305.04 Subd 70 and <br /> 1325.045, and to amend Sections 1320.05 and 1325.06 Subd 1.J of the Zoning Code <br /> pertaining to Multi-family Dwelling Units in the City. <br /> City Planner Meagan Beekman stated at their June 25, 2012, regular meeting the City <br /> Council approved a city-wide moratorium on multi-family dwelling units while the City <br /> conducts a zoning study to look at possible design standards. While the moratorium can <br /> last up to one year, the Council directed Staff to move forward quickly and bring forward <br /> any proposed zoning code amendments as soon as possible. <br /> City Planner Meagan Beekman stated that at their July 11, 2012, work session, the <br /> Planning Commission reviewed the scope of work for the design standards study and <br /> provided direction to Staff on high priority items. Based on that discussion, <br /> recommendations from the League of Minnesota Cities, and a review of other <br /> communities' codes; Staff prepared draft regulations of design standards for multi-family <br /> dwellings. The draft was presented to the Planning Commission at their August 8, 2012, <br /> work session. The Planning Commission provided further direction on a number of <br /> items, including special requirements for senior housing and the participation of multi- <br /> family housing in the City's rental registration program. <br /> Staff then revised the draft regulations and presented them to the City Council at their <br /> August 20, 2012, work session meeting. The Council provided additional direction and <br /> revisions and directed Staff to move forward with a public hearing and Planning <br /> Commission review. In addition, Staff sent the draft regulations to identified <br /> stakeholders in the community, seeking comments. Representatives of TAT Properties <br /> and Arden Village submitted comments on the draft regulations. These comments were <br /> provided to the Planning Commission. Based on comments received by stakeholders and <br /> the City Council, Staff has revised the draft regulations and is now seeking Planning <br /> Commission review and a recommendation on the proposed ordinance amendments. <br /> City Planner Meagan Beekman reviewed the proposed regulations include: <br /> • Revising the review process for multi-family housing; allowing it through a <br /> conditional use permit process, rather than a planned unit development process <br /> • Adding a definition for enclosed parking <br /> • Revising the minimum parking requirements for multi-family housing <br />
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