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These two land use categories were based on the mixed use development concept that was being <br />prepared with the former developer. Despite the changes to the TCA.AP planning process, these <br />categories still serve as the basis for a TCAAP redevelopment plan and allow the City to update <br />the zoning regulations for the TCAAP property. If necessary, the definitions or borders of these <br />future land use categories can be amended at a future date, subj ect to Metropolitan Council <br />approval. As it stands, housing would be limited to the Mixed Residential area and businesses <br />would be limited to the Mixed Business area. �nce a final decision is made regarding the <br />Ramsey County land use requests for parks and open space, it may be helpful to amend the <br />Comprehensive Plan to include those areas, but that is not necessary at this time. <br />Zoning Code Update <br />The western and southern side of the TC1�►AP property is currently zoned I-2: General Industrial <br />District (Attachment A). The eastern side of the property is zoned R-1: Single Family <br />Residential. While the new future land use categories in the Comprehensive Plan do not <br />necessarily exclude the uses in the existing I-2 or R-1 zones, the existing zoning does not support <br />the concepts proposed on the future land use map. Due to the discrepancy in uses and because <br />the existing zoning was not designed with a large redevelopment in mind, the City is moving <br />forward with updating the zoning regulations for the TCAAP property. <br />Until there is a detailed master plan, it is not possible create the specific zoning regulations that <br />are typically written into the ordinance. However, the City can still set the parameters that a <br />future TCAAP redevelopment must follow. These parameters can be incorporated into two new <br />zoning districts that align with the Comprehensive Plan's Future Land Use Map. The new <br />zoning district would require the developer to use the Planned Unit Development (PUD) process, <br />which would be enhanced to specifically address the unique circumstances of the TCAAP <br />property. The PUD process was also going to be used in the concept discussed with the previous <br />developer. <br />The new TC1�►AP zoning districts should focus on the City's overall goals for the property along <br />with a balance of flexibility, known requirements, and development constraints. The City <br />Council adopted the TCAAP Reuse Statement in November 2009, which will also help inform the <br />zoning process (Attachment C). The new zoning regulations will guide a future planning process <br />to create a master development plan that will engage all stakeholders, including the residents of <br />Arden Hills. <br />Proposed TCAAP Zoning Regulations (Attachment D) <br />The proposed zoning regulations will create two new zoning districts, Mixed Residential (MR) <br />and Mixed Business (MB), and affect four parts of the Zoning Code: <br />City ofArden Hills <br />C: IDocuments and Settingslbecky.brazyslLocal Settingsl Temporary Internet FileslOLKl SFI031710 - EDC Memo - TCAAP Planning Process <br />(2). doc <br />Page S of 8 <br />
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