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. . 2. The City of Arden Hills Comprehensive plan was adopted in 1982. A component of that ,I plan was the Land Use Plan. The Arden Hills Task Force has been working on recommendations on revising the LaiJd Use Plan for TCAAP. These recommendations will ultimately be forwarded to the City for appropriate action. Also, the TCAAP Re- . I Utilization Committee, which was formed by Congressman Bruce Vento, has been working on recommendations on a conceptual land use plan for TCAAP. These I recommendations will ultimately be forwarded to Congressman Vento for appropriate action. The Arden Hills Task Force and the TCAAP Re-Utilization Committee have been striving towards consensus on the two respective land use plans. However, the I existing Land Use Plan of the City is still the official document in relationship to the land use on TCAAP. Therefore, the existing Land Use Plan is the document which will be used as a basis for participation in the Program, until a revised land use plan for TCAAP . is officially adopted. The acreages for the generalized land uses for TCAAP under the three land use plans, as I they currently exist, are characterized as follows: Land Use 1982 Land Use Plan A.H. Task Force Plan Vento Plan I Residential 970 Acres 481 Acres 487 Acres I Comm./Off./Ind. 500 Acres 234 Acres 230 Acres Open Space 805 Acres 1434 Acres 1362 Acres \I Institutional 95 Acres 221 Acres * 291 Acres * Total 2,370 Acres 2,370 Acres 2,370 Acres I * Includes the Town Center The Staff previously indicated that it would prepare several alternative analysis for the goals for I the Program. Those alternatives included; sector analysis, sector analysis (except Centerville and Lino Lakes), cluster analysis, Neighboring cities analysis, and a small developing cities analysis. I These analyses are attached to this memorandum (Exhibit C). In reviewing these five different analyses the Staff would conclude that the small developing cities analysis would best fit the Arden Hills residential development opportunities at TCAAP. This conclusion is based upon I that the residential development opportunities at TCAAP are similar to developing a new small City from the ground up. Therefore, it would be most appropriate to use data from other small I developing cities for comparison purposes. The Staff has provided this memorandUm to the Metropolitan Council Staff and have requested I that they attend the City Council meeting to be available if the City Council should have any questions of the Metropolitan Council Staff. Recommendation ~ The Staff recommends that the City Council adopt Resolution #95-86, goals for participation in the Metropolitan Livable Communities Act for the calendar year of 1996. I