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o 225 rental units (15% of the total housing units) o Page 12, part 3: A maximum of 2.2 million square feet for total building space in the Mixed Business District was added, though this may be reduced depending on the results of the traffic study. The previous RRLD proposals ranged from 1.8 to 3 million square feet, but the later versions of the master plan were closer to 2.2 million square feet. Office Showroom and Office Warehouse were also limited to 24 percent of the total -- business square footage. The Office Showroom and Office Warehouse uses were limited to no more than 15 percent of the total square footage in the Mixed Business District. A definition for Office Showroom and Office Warehouse will be added to the definitions. Attachment A. o Page 12, part 5: A five story height limit was added for commercial buildings; however, there are provisions for allowing taller structures as discussed at the April 12 worksession. o Page 13, part G: Staff welcomes suggestions on what would constitute "design enhancements" for the entrances to the TCAAP property. Some brief sample ideas are included. • Section 1320.135 Subd. 7, "Park, Recreation, Pathways, and Open Space Component" o Page 15, part Lb: The Council requested a limit on the total square footage a water feature could occupy in the central park area. This is to ensure that the central park includes dry land for recreational activities. The limits would apply to the ordinary water level, which would allow flexibility for storm events when the water level would rise. The suggested numbers are based on a visual review of the RRLD proposals. The previous proposals did not fully define the size of the water feature. o Page 16, part 6: Although the County has not finalized the commitment from the Arm _ Y to transfer the requested parcels, the draft regulations include a provision to complete the 150 foot wide trail corridor. This can be modified if the transfer does not proceed. • Section 1320.135 Subd. 9, "Alternative Urban Areawide Review" o Page 16: The AUAR had been a part of the Environmental Review and Remediation Component; however, it was separated from the component because the AUAR reviews more than just environmental aspects of the proposal. It also considers traffic, water quality, infrastructure, historic resources,noise, etc. • Section 1320.135 Subd. 11, "Environmental Sustainability Component" o Pages 18-19: This section was amended to include recommendations from the Cuningham Group. • Section 1320.135 Subd. 15, "Subdivision Component" o Page 20: This subdivision component was expanded to address how it relates to the PUD Master Plan and environmental remediation. At a previous worksession, there was a concern about allowing subdivisions before the environmental remediation is complete. o While the City does not want to allow subdivisions that specifically isolate areas with challenging environmental remediation needs, it is not recommended to prohibit any Y - City of Arden Hill. I W hdocs11 ahW HdatalPlanningl Community Development7CAAPOanning-Public AuctionlLand Use PlanningWAAP Land Use Regulations- MemosW50510-PC MeetingW50510-PC Memo-TCAAP Planning Process.doc Page 3 of 4