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�l,�J (il1 �a�5 I��ItiS� � (aWl <br />Neighborhoods north of' County Road C 2 are the closest residential. properties to the proposed <br />redevelopment sites. Housing is proposed, near these neighborhoods. g,hborhoods. The overall proposal is also <br />perceived to be a quality, of life improvement for nearby residents as the proposed redevelopments are <br />expected to be more aesthetically pleasing and architecturally compatible. More pathways will be <br />available and jobs ,within walking distance of residences will appear. Fewer and smaller trucks would <br />also gradually replace tractor - trailers. The development also includes a recreational trail component, <br />which will enhance the Clit,y's existing system. from 'Twin Lakes Parkway to Langton and Oasis Lakes. <br />:HIV. Land Use and Zoning <br />As Twin Lakes, redevelops, the acreage of the site and cover types before and after development <br />should change little because the majority of the site has already incurred the first wave <br />of development., <br />The Comprehensive Future. Land Use Plan car the City currently designates the area as Dredorninantly. <br />B <br />. ......... . . I .......... <br />I-Industrial,. with -Business for the Snelling _Av16nue fron'tag'e'as we'll as' 'th Co-r`ners on'County Roa . d <br />irvi�ew an 1 n14 e new master plan <br />C at Fall d Cleve an (Ref r to Timin Lakes Con prehensive Plan Map) <br />m Ilt 0 <br />m � _d e will Sae n des u ness Park' Both Man ton Lake Park and <br />ill desi na 111!� 6 BP" -B si. <br />amendment.1o. w' gy e s <br />oasis Park are reserved,. as public parks and .the ..-existing residential.- area.- between the : parks'.. is <br />designated .for 'L -.Lov Density, Residential. The �zoining willreplicate he centre ,Point Project, <br />which have belenriezoned, to Bt'isjne­ss.Plan_ne'd Un'lt.Devielopmentwith an'tinderlying zoning of.B.-4.or.., <br />trend is, to from predominan t more professional oi- corporate <br />B-6, <br />the tly industrial zoning to l <br />o ffi , c e, office- laboratory, offi.ce-showrootn,-wai-ehousing, biotechnical, biomedical, and high-tech <br />software and hardware production uses with support services such as limited retail, health, fitness, <br />lodging and multifarnily housing. <br />The City wishes to provide a wide ranae of housing opportunities for its present and future resident <br />with, sotine housing complementary to the Twin Lakes Area. The apartment and townhouse vacanc <br />rate in the City is extriemely low (less than. I percent). There is a market for additional units of rnixed <br />use multiple housing in Roseville. Opportunities for multiple housing are a key component of t'M <br />Plan and will be. planned as a land use transition frorn the office and, industrial high tech flex uses t <br />single-family neighborhoods. <br />Re-tail. is not encouraged especially large scale regional. and subregional big box developments. The, <br />City already had. I I 3.17'acres of Retail (B-3) zoned property, with a regional arid subregional mall. <br />The City has adopted, a policy of not expanding retail area, but. rather, intensifying these developments <br />within existing retail and/or shopping center zones,. In addition, the City policy for redevelopment is <br />to attract head -of-houseliold job opportunities to the City and nearby workforce. <br />W <br />