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specific master plan is not yet completed for TCAAP, it is difficult to determine exactly what would be an appropriate lot size or setback. These requirements will be defined during the master planning process outlined in Section 1320.135. The known requirements, including height and overall density, are included. The density limitations and park/open space requirements ensure that there will be adequate landscaped area. 1320.135 — S�ecial Rec�uirements for the Mixed Residential and Mixed Business Districts �pa�e 34-50): This section is the workhorse of the new MR and MB districts. This section includes the Planned Unit Development (PUD) process and the components that will be used to create a detailed TCAAP master plan. Subd. 1— General Procedure (pages 32-33). This section is a summary of the overall planning and review procedure for the PUD. Subd. 2— PUD Concept Plan Review (page 33). Applicants will be required to meet with the City and discuss a non-binding concept before an official PUD Master Plan application can be submitted. The concept review process includes the Planning Commission and City Council and is intended to help facilitate discussions between a developer and the City. Subd 3— Public Engagement Plan (pages 33-34). Due to the potential impact on the community, public input and participation is important for creating the master plan. This section requires the applicant to implement a public engagement plan to help create and review a PUD Master Plan. Subd 4— PUD Master Plan (pages 34-35). This subdivision describes the process and information requirements for submitting an application to create the TCAAP master plan. Part C is particularly important because it defines when a PUD Master Plan application is deemed complete. Once an application is complete, the City is subject to the statutory 120 day review process. In order to consider the application complete, the applicant would need to complete the components in subdivisions five through 15. Most of the Master Plan review will actually occur before the application can be considered complete, which will help ensure that the Master Plan is providing the necessary information and meeting City requirements. Subd 5 to 15 (pages 35-46) — These eleven components list the information and performance requirements that will be used to design the PUD Master Plan. The PUD Master Plan will be a detailed plan for the entire TCAAP reuse area. The City can allow adjustments through the PUD process; however, these components set the direction for the City and a developer. This is where the City can work City of Arden Hills City Council Meeting for June 28, 2010 \�Nletro-inet.us�ardenhills�l'lanning\Community Development\TCAAP�Planning - Public Auction�Land Use Planning\TCAAP Land Use Regulations - Memos\062810 - CC Meeting\062810 - CC Memo - TCAAP Planning Process.doc Page 4 of 10