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<br />Infrastructure planned to serve development (roads, sewers, wate <br />Roadways intended primarily to serve as adjoining land uses with <br />AUAR area are an optional inclusion in the AUAR analysis; if the <br />of review, generally including an analysis of alternative routes <br />Information about the anticipated staging of various development <br />infrastructure, and how the infrastructure staging will influenc <br />The AUAR study area is 427 acres owned by Ramsey County and loca <br />Hills (Figures 5-1 and 5-2). An additional 2.5 acres south of CR H that is owned by Ramsey County Parks has <br />also been evaluated for future development. The County may consi <br />to allow development on the west side of the study area for road <br />Ramsey County/Parks would gain parkland in a more beneficial area <br />of the study area. Therefore, the AUAR study area evaluated throughout this docum <br />boundary. The AUAR study area is bounded by County Road (CR) 96 on the south, on the west by Trun <br />(TH) 10 and Interstate 35W (I-35W), on the north by State of Min <br />Guard property (see Figure 5-3). <br />The TCAAP site was property of the US Department of the Army fro <br />and test munitions. The full TCAAP site is approximately 2,400 a <br />licensed to the National Guard and are used for training purpose <br />vacant, with 44 abandoned buildings that were demolished in 2013. The AUAR stud <br />western portion of the TCAAP site, was purchased by Ramsey Countto undertake contamination clean up <br />necessary to allow development. The County intends to sell off parcels for development as market demand is <br />generated. The City of Arden Hills, as the governing body, is in <br />Development Authority (JDA) has been established between the Cit <br />interests in future development. The JDA was created to implemen <br />activities. The JDA will be the decision making body for develop <br />approved mitigation plan. JDA members include two County Commissioners, two City Councilmembers, and <br />additional non-elected City appointee. <br />As part of the site development process, the City of Arden Hills <br />including development of a site Master Plan, and creation of sit <br />the site. The Master Plan will confirm and refine the vision for site development, establish where land uses <br />occur, and introduce the character and image of development. The <br />refine the character and image of the development and codify the <br />final mitigation plan from this AUAR will be incorporated into t <br />Based on the existing Arden Hills zoning code, allowed uses with <br />commercial (i.e., office, light industrial), residential, and pa. The AUAR Order approved by the <br />City of Arden Hills defined two scenarios to be evaluated in the <br />Zoning Scenario approved comprehensive plan and the associated development <br />current zoning code. It includes up to 1,500 residential units, <br />retail, and 1,700,000 square feet of non-retail commercial (Figure 5-3). <br />The second scenario, referred to as the Maximum Development Scenario, uses the same land use framework <br />but increases the amount of development to maximum density based on <br />transportation network. This scenario includes up to 2,500 resid <br />1,950,000 square feet of non-retail commercial (Figure 5-3). <br /> <br /> <br />April 2014 Draft 2 <br />
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