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COMPREHENSIVE PILAN'AMENDMENT MNLAKES AREA Page 3 City encourages qualit:y site design in new developments,, to include landscaping, berming, lighting, location lelf builidings, parking and access, and other elements which will ensure c,om- platibility with adjacent land uses, and 41 with their own internal function Mg. It, will, be the responsibility, of' rue devel- opment to, ensure compatibility with W existing, uses, not vice versa. Proposed" Land Use The proposed land use ffi the Twin Lakej Area breaks down as follows: B Business 101.81 acres LB Limited Business 32.6 acres HR Multiple RiesUential 52. 0 acres MR Townhouse 631 acres Parks 49.i 0 acres Right-of-Way 39.3 acres, TOTAL, 2181. 0 acres Transportation The area presently has excellent.accessi to the hi hway system, via Cleveland Avenue onto 19 i-315W, and, Snelling Avenue to, Highway 36 or 1-694. Count:y Road, C on the south 'is a major collector roadway, Providing access both to the major highways at either end of the study area as well to other, areas in I to the east and west. Fairview Avenue links the study area with the Rosedale area to the siouth. Affecting the transportation system, in the study area *is the closing of County Road C2 across Lan,gtoin Lake as part of the project to improve, the park. This will eliminate an east- west connection within, the study area, forcing more traffic onto I County Road C. Many of the properties are large parcels under one owner- CM10F ROSEVILLE a In addition to this major route, it is proposed to deveilop three new north-south local streets.- Mount Ridge Road, Arthur Street, and Herschel Street. Prior Avenue, which is pres- ently a, cul-de-sac, north of County Road C, wifl be vacated. The fuinctional classification of the roadways 0i m the Twin Lakes Area will be as follows.-