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Even if there was such a resolution and it was approved by the MnDNR commissioner, all of the areas that drain into Langton Lake would still fall under the designation of Shoreland out to a distance of 1000 feet from the lakeshore. Since there has been no application to the MnDNR commissioner to apply for a change in the 1000 foot limit nor has this action before the Roseville City Council granted authority to apply for such an action, then the PUD regulations that reference this area still apply at the full 1000 foot limit. The requirements for a PUD in the Shoreland Ordinance specifically applies to the area defined by the overlay district (also known as the Shoreland District) not by the Shoreland Management District. This requirement is given in section 1016.24 section D is: It repeats this statement in section 1016.24 section E: (30% ) Note that the requirement applies to developments within the overlay district not to the shoreland management district. In the PUD density and open space requirements it again specifically states that this applies within the overlay district which is all land meeting the definition of shoreland or that land within 1,000 feet of the ordinary high water level. There is no reference in this portion of the ordinance to the shoreland management district. Also, the term" shoreland district" is defined in 1016.12 as being the Water Management Overlay District not the Shoreland Management District. These requirements apply to all PUD's built within the vicinity of a designated lake in Roseville. There is no exceptions that allow this ordinance to be waived when the development is done using a PUD. or There are two sets of requirements that must be met by a PUD within this shoreland overlay district. The first is a maximum floor area coverage. There are two sets of definitions, one for a residential PUD and one for a Commercial PUD. In the Shoreland Ordinance, a Residnetial PUD is defined as: IS A" ::.tI