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Notable Changes Since the April 19 City Council Worksession Since the April 7 Planning Commission meeting, the City Council; Economic Development Commission; and Parks, Trails, and Recreation Committee have reviewed the draft regulations. Due to several updates and a restructuring of certain subdivisions, the page numbers and subdivisions on the attached draft regulations do not match the version reviewed on April 7. - To help facilitate the review, the notable changes since the April 7 meeting are underlined in Attachment B. A brief summary and a reference to the page numbers in Attachment B are provided in the below bullet points. • Section 1305.04, "Definitions" o To facilitate the review process, the definitions in the existing Zoning Code that relate to the land use chart are included in Attachment A. Since not all of the land uses in the land use chart have definitions in the existing Zoning Code, additional definitions are being proposed. • Section 1320.05, "Land Use Chart" (Pages 5 —6) o The draft land use chart has been added to the proposed regulations. o If a use as not listed as permitted (P), conditional (C), accessory (A), conditional accessory(CA), or PUD (D),the use is automatically considered unpermitted. o Please read the comments and questions adjacent to the chart. The consultant will be at the meeting to assist in the review of the land use chart. • Section 1320.135 Subd. 5, "Land Use and Design Standards Component" o Page 10: The former "Land Use" component and "Design Standards" component were merged to reduce the overlap that had existed between the two sections. o Page 11,part 3: ■ The previous RRLD proposal had rental units ranging from 25 to 35 percent of the total housing units (400 to 600 units), but that included senior and market rate apartments. The proposed regulations allow up to 30 percent of the housing to be in apartments, cooperatives, and condominiums. A cooperative is where the people living in the building all own a share of the building instead of an individual unit,which is more common in senior housing. ■ The number of multi-family housing units was limited to 50 percent of the total number of multi-family housing units. ■ The proposed zoning regulations could allow the following breakdown in housing: • 1,500 total housing units • 1,050 single-family dwelling (attached or detached), two-family dwellings, or townhouses (70% of the total housing units) • 450 condominiums, apartments, or cooperatives (30% of the total housing units) o 225 owner occupied units (15% of the total housing units) City of Arden Hills MhdocsllahWHdataOanninglCommunity Development7CAAPT/anning-Public AuctionlLand Use PlanningWAAP Land Use Regulations- MemosW50510-PC MeetingW50510-PC Memo-TCAAP Planning Process.doc Page 2 of 4