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1320.06 — District Requirements Chart: This chart includes the lot size, coverage, and setback information for each district. The MR and MB districts will be added to the chart, though the details will likely be added as part of a master plan that is developed at a later time. 1320.135 — Special Requirements for the Mixed Residential and Mixed Business Districts: This section is the workhorse of the new MR and MB districts. This section includes the enhanced PUD process and the components that would be used to create a TCAAP master plan. The developer would be required to go through a concept plan review with the City Council prior to submitting a full master planned unit development application. A PUD submittal will require the developer to submit information related to the following planning components: • Land Use • Design Standards • Transportation and Parking • Park, Recreation and Open Space • Utilities • Construction Staging - • Environmental Review and Remediation • Sustainability • Contractual • Financial All of the information in this section would need to be completed before the application is considered complete. Determining when an application is complete is important because that starts the official review clock that is prescribed under State Statutes. Unless extended by the applicant, the review process is limited to 120 days. However, the City determines when the application is complete, and the information needed to make an application complete for TCAAP will be substantial. The City will also have the ability to institute a development moratorium for TCAAP if that becomes necessary. The language for the draft zoning districts is anticipated to change throughout the review process. In order to adopt the new zoning districts, it will require a public hearing with the Planning Commission and City Council approval. Public En2nement Process Community engagement is a critical part of the planning process and need to be an integrated part of the process. As listed at the beginning of this memorandum, it is important to consider the following questions when preparing a public engagement process: City of Arden Hills C:(Documents and Settings lbecky.brazys lLocal Settings)Temporary Internet Files lOLKI 5FI021610-CC Memo-TCAAP Planning and Public Engagement.doc Page 6 of 7