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3. City Vision <br />4. Active Living (based on the Blue Cross/Blue Shield Grant) <br />5. TCAAP <br />6. Land Use* <br />7. Housing* <br />8. Economic Development and Redevelopment <br />9. Parks and Recreation* <br />10. Protected Resources* <br />11. Transportation* <br />12. Environmental Conservation and Sustainability <br />13. Public Facilities, Infrastructure, and Services* <br />14. Implementation (is partially integrated into each chapter)* <br />*Required by the Metropolitan Council and State Statutes <br />Chapters 4-13 include a goal statement that is intended to be somewhat of a general, positive, and, for the <br />most part, uncontroversial statement. Each goal statement is then supported by a series of policies and <br />background data that are designed to advance the goal statement and the overall City vision. The policies <br />can be specific or general; short-term or long-term; easy or difficult; and may in some instances be <br />controversial. Not all policies or ideas may have unanimous support. Some of the policies will require a <br />great deal of research and effort to fully implement, and, ultimately, some may not be workable. Since the <br />Plan is meant to guide the City through 2030, it is not necessary to fully evaluate the potential or possibility <br />of each goal or policy at this time. However, each statement should have a desirable result and be within the <br />realm of possibility. <br />If you have a specific idea that you think should be in the Comprehensive Plan, please either mention it at the <br />meeting or let me know. The document is not limited to its current content. However, when making a <br />request for an item to be in the Comprehensive Plan, it is helpful to take a step back to see what the ultimate <br />goal of the request is and how it advances the vision statement and goals within the Plan. <br />It is important to remember that while a Comprehensive Plan is meant to take a long-term look at the <br />community, it should not be a static document. The City should work to implement the Comprehensive Plan <br />over time; however, this Plan does not exclude the possibility of exploring new projects, goals, policies, <br />priorities, and strategies down the road if new opportunities or issues arise. Although the Plan is intended to <br />go 2030, all cities in the metropolitan area will review their comprehensive plans again in 2018. <br />When reviewing the document, you may notice some topics or sections that do not seem to apply to Arden <br />Hills or appear unnecessary. There are a number of items that the Metropolitan Council requires a City to <br />address, even if the item is ultimately not applicable to Arden Hills. The Metropolitan Council's Local <br />Planning Handbook includes many of the items that a City is required to address in the Comprehensive Plan. <br />This handbook can be viewed online at http://www.metrocouncil.org/ lu anning/LPH/handbook htm. <br />Work Progress <br />While much of the Plan is drafted, there are portions that need to be finished or refined. All tables, graphs, <br />pictures, and formatting will be standardized throughout the Plan and all maps will be prepared before the <br />Planning Commission and City Council are asked to take any formal action. The maps are in the process of <br />being created and some may be ready in time for the work session. <br />City of Arden Hills <br />Planning Commission Work Session for May 7, 2008 <br />IlMetro-inet.uslardenhillslPlanninglComprehensive PlanlMemos1050708 -PC Report - Comp Plan -Vision, Policies, and Strategies.doc <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />
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