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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL DISCUSSION Wepartment Approval: 7A.I... DATE: 01/24/2011 ITEM NO: 12. c City Manager Approval: h Item Description: Selection of consultant to complete the Regulating Map and Plan component of the Roseville Zoning Ordinance re-write. 2 1.1 On December 13, 20 10. the Roseville City Council adopted a new Official Zoning Map 3 and Zoning Ordinance for Roseville. The ordinance or text portion replaced in its entirity 4, a number of sections including 100 1 -1 009, 1011, and 10 19, while the map created zoning 5 districts similar to the Comprehensive Plan - Land Use Map counterparts. 6 1.2 One of the specific changes that occurred was the creation of the Community Mixed Use 7 District (CMU) for the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area, which district requires a 8 Regulating Map and Plan before redevelopment can occur. A Regulating Map and Plan 9 is the technical document for the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area and would include: '10 a. Parking Locations: Locations where surface parking may be located would be 1 11 specified by block or block face. Structured parking is treated as a building type. '12 b. Building and Frontage Types: Building and frontage types would be designated '13 by block or block face. Some blocks should be coded for several potential '14, building types; others for one building type on one or more block faces. Permitted '15 and conditional uses may occur within each building type as specified in Table '16 1005-1 of the Roseville Zoning Ordinance. 17 C. Building Lines: Building lines would indicate the placement of buildings in '18 relation to the street. '19 d. Street Types: The regulating map may include specific street design standards to 20 illustrate typical configurations for streets within the district, or it may use 21 existing City street standards. 22 1.3 The proposal by the Planning Division would replace the existing Twin Lakes Urban 23 Design Principles with the Regulating Map and Plan. The existing Urban Design 24, Principles is the current technical document and checklist for redevelopment proposals, 25 but is merely a guideline. The document also includes certain items that are no longer 26 applicable and/or may provide confusion between the guidelines and the new Code 27' requirements adopted in December, if the Urban Design Principles document continues 28 to exist. However, there are a number of items contained in the Urban Design Principles 29 document that would remain and be incorporated into the Regulating Plan, which will 30 become part of the CMU District requirements. Page I of 2