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Roseville's strategic regional location and 3.3 Comprehensive Plan Designation & excellent access have influenced many Arona-Hamline Neighborhood residential developments over the past ten years including Eagle Crest Senior Housing by Master Development Plan College Properties, Grandview Estates by Good Value Homes, Concordia Meadows by On March 25, 2002 the Roseville City Council Rottlund, Owasso Hills single family and approved the Arona-Hamline Neighborhood townhome development and senior facilities at Master Plan, which created the short and long Rosewood Estates and Sunrise Senior term development vision for the area. This Assisted Living. plan was accepted as an amendment to the City Comprehensive Plan (currently subject to 3.2 Site Metropolitan Council review and approval). The City of Roseville owns a 13-acre site at The comprehensive plan future land use 2800 Arona Street. Only Arona Street designation for the Arona site is "high density currently provides access to the site from residential and park/open space to be County Road C2. Until the mid-1980's the site developed under a planned unit development was home to the Ralph Reeder Elementary (PUD)" process. The PUD may include a mix School, which later was also used by NCR as of housing types including multi story a training facility. In 1990 the City of Roseville apartment, townhouses, cottages and row or acquired the property from NCR for small lot single-family units. Housing units $1 ,000,000. Until November 2000, the City should be a mix of owner-occupied and rental, used the building and site as a community market rate and subsidized, and senior and activity center and for recreation offices. The family housing or any combination thereof. building was demolished and environmental contaminates were removed in November 3.4 Public Uses 2000 at a cost in excess of$100,000. The developer will be responsible for park The topography of the site slopes gently from dedication funds and/or construction of the northwest corner to the southeast corner. A improvements providing a public park for the 2.8-acre DNR protected wetland pond exists in enjoyment of existing and new residents. The the south east corner of the site. The pond size and shape of the park and pond may be includes significant overgrowth and changed to best meet the needs of the project improvement should be incorporated into the but special care should be taken to ensure that development proposal creating a public the public space is connected to the existing amenity for nearby residents. (Refer to and surrounding land uses, especially adjacent Topographic Map of site — Map#3) to the north property line and around the pond. (See Master Plan Concept for details.) Favorable consideration will be given to proposals that incorporate a small public facility and/or sheltered gathering space. In addition, public pathways must be incorporated throughout the development. RFPARONA Page 2 April 15, 2002