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~- (P/7 I I --_. -. 34 . Several characteristics of this plan and the related zoning district dislin~ I guish this geographic area from other areas in Arden Hills: 1. The plan is intentionally broad to allow potential developers maxi. I mum flexibilily in shaping the development pattern. The zoning district developed especially lor this area likewise encourages de- veloper creativity within a "planned developmentW approach. I 2. To encourage a broad vision by developers, the minimum size of development projects and individual building siles will be larger lhan found in the regulations for other developmenls in Arden I Hills. 3~ Traffic generalion, landscaping, signage, pedestrian movement and building relationships 01 proposed development will all be re4 viewed carefully to ensure a high standard of function, appear- I ance, and compalibility. LAND USE AND CIRCULATION PLAN 4. Round Lake, Us surrounding open space. and the park at the south end of the lake will provide an essential transition betwll The plan below combines a number of policy decisions that evolved: the business development 10 the west and south of the lake the residential uses to the east and north. 1. Directly from the 1980 Arden Hills Comprehensive plan. 5. The development of the business area shown at the intersection I 2. During the eight years since the latest revision of Ihe Arden of Round Lake Road and Highway 96 will be particularly crucial Hills Comprehensive Plan. because of ils location. As the dominant entrance feature to the "Galeway Business Districr'. its use, appearance and access will 3~ Throughout the work of the Task Force in developing this plan4 all be significant. niog study. The landscaped, divided four-lane entry-drive will create lhe leel- I 6. 4. From discussions, proposals and development by land owners iog 01 a parkway entrance to a high-quality planned business within lhe Study Area. center. 5. During the development of implementation tools and strategies_ 7. The pathway/trail network provides pedestrian circulalion through I the business area, access to the west lake view, access to the 6~ From the public forum and hearing process used during the city park, and linkage to the proposed Old Highway 10 parkway. plan adoption procedure. Details will be resolved in development proposals. I 9 . .. .,., -""'IIIIf "<---,~--=- - -', -- , .., 'l"'" -, ~ _1 I I I .. I