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structures are similar in character to the existing campus." The PUD Application Report includes the design ofnumbcr potential buildings in the appendix; however, the report does . state that these designs are subject to change. The design of each building will be evaluated during the Site Plan Review process. The design of the building will greatly depend on the location of the building on the campus and the use of the building. 6. Building Height ~ Determined during Site Plan Rel'iew process Although the PUD Application Report refers to multi-story buildings, the College has not yet determined the actual height of future buildings. The height limit in the R-l Zone is 35 feet and to exceed that limit may require a variance in addition to site plan reviews for new or exp,mded buildings. This Master Plan does not grant approval for deviations from the height restrictions. 7. Parking. Traffic. Access, and Circulation ~ Under Review Traffic The applicants have submitted a Tramc and Parking Impact Study, which is included on the compact disk in Attachment 3D-3. While some vehicles certainly travel on roads that go through Arden I-lills on their way to Nortlnvestern College, the access points to the College are entirely within the City of Roseville. The City of Roseville is evaluating the College's traffic study and a rcport will be provided to Arden Hills upon completion. . Parkillo ,~ Northwestern College currently has about 1400 parking stall on the campus and, at their peak, are at 97 percent capacity according to the Tramc and Parking Impact Study. By 2018, the College is proposing to have a total of 2090 parking spaces with a projected peak capacity of 93 percent. Much of the existing and proposed parking would be on the Arden Hills side of the campus. The City's Zoning Code does not have a specific parking requirement for higher education uses. In cases where the Zoning Codc does not have a speei fic parking requirement for a particular use, the Zoning Code statcs that the City Council will set the requirement based on a recommendation from the Planning Commission (Section 1325.06 Subd 1..1). Cun'ently, there arc 2, I 64 students and staff for 1,400 parking spaces, which provides .65 parking spaces per person. At full build-out, the College is expecting a population of 3,082 students and staff for 2,090 parking spaces, which provides .68 parking spaces per person. Cit~. of'Arilel/ Hills P/mll/ing CommissiOIl Meetil/gf!i/' Fehruarl' 7. ]()O? Wvletro-illl'Llls\:mienhills\Plallning\Planning Cases'2()f_I6\()(,-037 Northwestern ellllege i\laster Pbn (P/;NDINCiH)12-W7 - PC Report- . Nurthweslern ('llllegc r--.hster l'lall_doe Page 8 (!f' I ]