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• Proposed Amendment: Update illustration reflective of rezoning of <br />southwest area. <br />■ Subsection 6.8.a — Neighborhood Zoning District, Illustrations and Intent <br />• Proposed Amendment: Update illustration reflective of rezoning of <br />NR Districts and include multi family residential uses under district <br />description. <br />■ Subsection 6.8.b.iii — Neighborhood Zoning District, Gross Density <br />• Proposed Amendment: Update table reflective of minimum and <br />maximum density per acre consistent with proposed comprehensive <br />plan amendment for NR-4 Zoning District. <br />o Attachment 1 — Regulating Plan <br />• Proposed Amendment: Update map, acreages, and maximum <br />residential unit table to reflect proposed residential density of up <br />to 1,960 units. <br />In summary of the increased density for up to 1,960 units, Staff would emphasize that as part of <br />the ongoing review of the JDA, City and County officials there will be discussions that continue <br />to finalize the terms of financing as well as other design elements such as infrastructure and traffic. <br />In 2014, the City adopted the Alternative Urban Areawide Review (AUAR) of the Subject Property <br />which was also updated in 2019. Within that document, the AUAR studied two development <br />scenarios as shown below in Table 6.1. The Developer's proposal of up to 1,960 units along with <br />a decrease in non -retail commercial square footage by rezoning a portion of the Flex Office in the <br />southwest corner of the site would remain within that scope and site capacity. The intent of the <br />AUAR document is to identify the worst case potential impacts of development scenarios and <br />provide mitigation strategies that would be required to compensate for those impacts. Some of the <br />identified mitigation strategies have been completed since 2014 and others will be addressed as <br />part of the finalization of a Development Agreement. The City is required to update the AUAR <br />every five years and intends to complete that process in 2024. <br />Table 6.1, 2014 AUAR <br />Residential Units <br />7W, <br />2567 <br />Retail Isquare feet <br />50D 000 <br />550 06O <br />Non -Retail Commercial (square <br />feet <br />700 ODD <br />1 950 WO <br />Acreage <br />429 <br />429 <br />Building Height <br />Up to 5 stones <br />Up to 5 stories <br />The 2014 and 2019 AUAR documents are available on the City's website which can be accessed <br />using the following link - Master Plan I Arden Hills, MN - Official Website (cityofardenhills.org). <br />Lastly in consideration of up to 1,960 units, the request before the City Council does not include <br />any other amendments to the TRC regarding district requirements (i.e. lot sizes, setbacks), street <br />or building design standards, or landscaping to name a few. All other TRC city code requirements <br />as approved in 2015/2016 remain unchanged. <br />On January 2, 2024, the Ramsey County Public Works Department presented to the JDA the draft <br />findings from their TCAAP Traffic Study Update which was completed in October 2023 of current <br />and future performance of intersections along Highway 96. Brad Estochen, Ramsey County <br />Page 11 of 12 <br />