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<br /> <br />www.RiceCreekCommons.com/MasterDeveloper 7 <br /> <br /> <br />Master plan <br />The Arden Hills City Council has adopted a Master Plan which consists of a zoning map and a <br />form-based zoning code known as the TCAAP Redevelopment Code (“TRC”). As described in <br />the approved TRC, the goals of the Master Plan are to promote and to provide a functional and <br />attractive community through the use of recognized community design principles. It aims to <br />allow property owners, applicants, or developers flexibility in land use, while prescribing a <br />higher level of detail in building design and form than the current standards set in the <br />Arden Hills City Code (AHCC). The standards of the TRC are intended to encourage more <br />functional building patterns and to create higher-quality pedestrian environments along <br />most streets without stifling creativity or overregulating buildings. The Arden Hills City <br />Council approved the rezoning, TRC, and a comprehensive plan amendment on July 13, <br />2015. The Comprehensive Plan Amendment was ratified by the Metropolitan Council on <br />October 28th, 2015. The Master Plan lays out a vision for the following: <br /> <br />• Campus commercial: The 46 acres comprising the northern portion of the site is <br />expected to serve primarily as office space for one or more larger employers. This <br />portion of the site has freeway visibility from the west and open space and Rice <br />Creek to the east. <br />• Mixed-use retail: This land use is concentrated in 20 acres of retail development <br />at the northern entrance to the site that will be served by a new off- ramp from <br />35W. The mixed-use retail district includes an additional nine to ten acres <br />combined at the southern entrance to the site and in the town center area. <br />• Mixed-use office: The land use allows for 20 acres of office space in buildings <br />that can be built up to as five stories in height. This density would likely require <br />some structured parking. <br />• Flex business: Approximately 73 acres on the west and southern portions of the <br />site are zoned flex business, which allows for office, technology and <br />manufacturing uses. The TRC does not allow businesses that primarily provide <br />warehousing and distribution. The focus of this area is on a variety of high-quality <br />employment opportunities. <br />• Neighborhood residential: Three distinct residential neighborhoods are planned. <br />The Creek neighborhood consists of 40 acres in the northeast portion of the site; the <br />Hill neighborhood is comprised of 62 acres in the west-central portion of the site; <br />and the Town neighborhood includes 50 acres in the middle of RCC near the town <br />center. <br /> <br />The expectation is that the site will be developed largely in accordance with the approved TRC. <br />
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