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Roseville City Council
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Council Ordinances
Meeting Date
9/26/2011
Ordinance #
1417
Ordinance Title
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A ZONING OVERLAY DISTRICT FOR THE TWIN LAKES REDEVELOPMENT AREA THE CITY OF ROSEVILLE ORDAINS SECTION 1: Chapter 1022 is hereby added to the Roseville City Code
City Code Chapter Amendment
S1, C1022
Ordinance Date Passed
9/26/2011
Ordinance Date Published
10/4/2011
Publication Type
Public Hearing Notice
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Review
Publication Date (lst)
10/4/2011
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1022.05: PERMITS AND APPROVALS <br /> All necessary permits and other required approvals shall be obtained for any work or <br /> construction to be performed within the Twin Lakes Overlay District, including the permits, <br /> where applicable, set forth in the AUAR Mitigation Plan. <br /> 1022.06: APPLICABILITY OF OTHER CITY ORDINANCES AND POLICIES <br /> All City ordinances and policies shall be followed in the review and approval of development <br /> projects within the Twin Lakes Overlay District. The provisions of this Chapter shall not <br /> preclude or replace the application and requirements of any other Title, Chapter or Section of the <br /> Roseville City Code or the provisions of any State Statute, including but not limited to land <br /> dedications authorized under Minnesota Statutes § 462.358. All such other Titles, Chapters and <br /> Sections shall apply in addition to, and not in lieu of, this Chapter. <br /> 1022.07: CONSIDERATION OF APPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE <br /> TWIN LAKES OVERLAY DISTRICT <br /> The following shall apply to applications involving development within the Twin Lakes Overlay <br /> District: <br /> A. Before submitting an application for development on a Block within the Twin Lakes <br /> Overlay District, the property owner(s) of the Block to be developed shall meet with the Director <br /> of Community Development and City Engineer (or their designees) to discuss the proposed <br /> development, the development review process and the documents required to be submitted. <br /> B. The property owner(s) shall thereafter submit to the Director of Community <br /> Development and City Engineer such applications, studies, reports and other documents which <br /> are required by the City pertaining to the proposed development. <br /> C. Following review of the documents submitted, the City Engineer shall make a <br /> determination of whether or not the proposed development will exceed the Network Trips <br /> allocated to the Block in Section 1022.03 E above. <br /> D. If the proposed development will exceed the Network Trips allocated to the Block <br /> under Section E above and the property owner(s) elect to proceed with the proposed <br /> development pursuant to Section 1022.03C1 or 2 above, the property owner(s) shall, prior to the <br /> issuance of the building permit pertaining to the development, enter into a voluntary <br /> development agreement or make other arrangements satisfactory to the City which assure that <br /> the requirements of this ordinance shall be carried out. <br /> E. Voluntary development agreements shall include provisions for the payment of <br /> the Twin Lakes Roadway Improvement Cost Allocation Amount and the Twin Lakes Utility <br /> Improvement Cost Allocation Amount, the means by which the property owner(s) will comply <br /> with the environmental and other requirements of this ordinance, and such other matters which <br /> are typically contained in Roseville Public Improvement Contracts. All development agreements <br /> shall be considered by, and subject to the approval of, the Roseville City Council. <br /> 1022.08: SEVERABILITY <br /> If any term or provision of this Chapter, or the application thereof to any person or circumstance <br /> is, for any reason and to any extent, held to be invalid or unenforceable, then such term or <br /> provision will be ignored, and to the maximum extent possible, this Chapter will continue in full <br /> force and effect, but without giving effect to such invalid or enforceable term or provision. <br />
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