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ARDEN HILLS PLANNING COMMISSION October 9, 20132 <br /> <br />family homes. <br />City. Park Preserve is defined in <br />scenic areas <br />categorized as park preserve in the plan, all of which are located on the Arden Hills Army <br />Training Site (AHATS) on the eastern portion of the former TCAAP property. Currently there <br />are not districts specifically designated for parks or open space areas within the Zoning Code <br />(Attachment E). These facilities are integrated into residential or business-oriented zoning <br />districts as permitted or conditional uses. Minnesota State law mandates that local zoning codes <br />are consistent with adopted comprehensive plans. Establishing a Parks and Open Space District <br />and a Conservation District would help the City meet this requirement. Further, the new districts <br /> land use <br />objectives within the Zoning Code. <br /> <br />Community Development Intern Bachler commented staff has prepared a draft of Ordinance <br />Number 2013-009 for a Parks and Open Spaces (POS) District and Ordinance Number 2013-010 <br />for a Conservation (CD) District. Preliminary versions of the drafts were presented at the April 3, <br />2013, Planning Commission regular meeting, the April 15, 2013, Parks, Trails, and Recreation <br />Committee meeting, and the May 28, 2013, City Council work session. The discussion at each <br />meeting focused on what types of uses should be allowed in the districts, special regulations that <br />should be adopted, and how to address privately owned parks and open spaces (Attachments G, <br />H, and I). Staff has attempted to incorporate the concerns raised at these meetings into the current <br />drafts of the ordinances. The proposed POS district would reflect the goals for the Parks and <br />Open Space District identified in the Comprehensive Plan and could be applied to City and <br />County Parks in Arden Hills. Additionally, this district could be appropriate for City-owned <br />parcels that are either being used as public open space or that might be incorporated into the <br />Preserve District in the Comprehensive Plan, and in its current draft could only be applied to the <br />Arden Hills Army Training Site. It should be noted that no rezoning of any property is being <br />proposed at this time. Staff has provided a hypothetical illustration of the Zoning Map if the new <br />districts were to be applied. If adopted, Ordinance Number 2013-009 and Ordinance Number <br />2013-010 would amend or add regulations to two chapters of the Zoning Code: <br /> <br /> <br />A.1305.04 Definitions (new definition) <br />B. 1320 District Provisions (new regulations) <br /> <br /> <br />1305.04 Definitions <br /> <br /> <br />Community Development Intern Bachler explained staff is proposing to add a definition to the <br />that the uses specifically associated with City and County-owned parks should be distinguished <br />from the broader category of public uses. The Zoning Code provides the following definition for <br />public use: <br /> <br />The use of any lot, parcel of land and any structure or building thereon exclusively for <br />public purposes by any department or branch of government, federal, state, county or <br />city, excluding independent school districts, without reference to the ownership of said <br />lot, parcel of land, building or structure. <br />
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