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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION—MAY 16, 2016 6 <br /> Councilmember McClung believed this process might be more contentious given the fact that <br /> services would not be offered to all residents. <br /> Mayor Grant encouraged staff to find a way to do this project for less than was previously <br /> estimated. <br /> City Planner Streff indicated the cost for the project has already decreased given the fact City <br /> staff would not have to be pursue contracts for multi-family and commercial properties. <br /> C. 2040 Comprehensive Plan Update <br /> City Planner Streff stated that all cities in the seven county metropolitan area are required by the <br /> Metropolitan Land Planning Act to update their comprehensive plan every ten years to ensure <br /> consistency with the Metropolitan Council's regional development plan. The current plan is <br /> Thrive MSP 2040 and was adopted in May 2014. Local comprehensive plans must also conform <br /> to the metropolitan system plans for transportation, water resources, housing, and regional parks <br /> and trails. The last Comprehensive Plan update was completed in 2008 and approved by the City <br /> Council and the Metropolitan Council in 2009. Although the next update to the City's <br /> Comprehensive Plan is not due until December of 2018, staff will begin working on the update in <br /> 2016, in order to prepare for the Metropolitan Council submittal deadline. The Metropolitan <br /> Council and State Statutes require the Comprehensive Plan to address land use, transportation, <br /> water resources, parks & trails, housing, resilience, economic competitiveness, and <br /> implementation. <br /> City Planner Streff explained that the comprehensive planning process is an opportunity for the <br /> City to review the goals, policies, and strategies from the 2008 Comprehensive Plan; evaluate the <br /> progress the City has made; determine what policies should continue; and address new issues and <br /> concerns. This process is not meant to solve every problem in the City or prescribe a specific <br /> strategy for every issue; however, it will help the City set and prioritize policies and projects as <br /> well as inform the overall term decision-making process for the City. The planning process for <br /> this update will involve public meetings, workshops, and the review of all plan components, <br /> which will require involvement from the Planning Commission and the City Council. <br /> City Planner Streff reported that the majority of the work on the 2040 Comprehensive Plan <br /> would need to be completed by April of 2018, in order to provide a six-month review period by <br /> adjacent and affected jurisdictions before the December 2018 submittal deadline. Staff has <br /> provided a general draft timeline that outlines the work to be completed in each of the following <br /> years. <br /> - 2016 o Define scope of work for professional services <br /> o Consider and approve professional services contract <br /> o Define and implement the public engagement strategy <br /> o Organize, define, and prepare data <br /> o Review the City's vision <br /> - 2017 o Develop draft Comprehensive Plan <br /> o Determine implementation strategies <br />
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