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<br /> <br />Proposed Amendments to Draft Resolution Granting Petition for Environmental <br />Worksheet <br />Councilmember Ihlan <br /> <br />Resolution No. <br /> <br />A Resolution Granting the Petition for an Environmental Assessment Worksheet <br />Relating to the Twin Lakes Phase I Project Proposal of the Rottlund Companies, <br />Located Generally in the Vicinity of County C, Cleveland, C-2, and Fairview in <br />Roseville, Minnesota. <br /> <br />Delete WHEREAS paragraphs coming before <br />WHEREAS, on Friday, October 22, 2004... <br /> <br />Insert following paragraph 5: <br /> <br />6. Under Paragraphs C and D of Subpart 7, Rule 4410.3610 an AUAR must be <br />found invalid if "total development in the area" or "development within any <br />subarea" would "exceed the maximum levels assumed" in the AUAR. The council <br />determines that the land uses proposed by Rottlund are significantly different from <br />the land uses assumed under the AUAR. The AUAR assumed a service mix of <br />240,000 square feet (including support retail and restaurants) in the 80 acre area <br />currently proposed for redevelopment; and the Rottlund proposal includes 330,563 <br />square feet of retail in the area. The AUAR assumed a maximum of 310 housing <br />units for the area; and the Rottlund plan includes 730 units. Since new proposed <br />retail and housing uses both exceed the maximum levels assumed under the AU AR, <br />the council finds that the AUAR is no longer valid and further environmental <br />review is needed on these issues. The council further finds that there is insufficient <br />information or analysis in the record to allow the conclusion that these significant <br />changes in proposed development levels do not create any potential for increased <br />adverse environmental effects. <br /> <br />7. The council concludes that the following are "substantial changes in proposed <br />public facilities intended to service development in the area that may result in <br />increased adverse impacts on the environment" under Paragraph E of Subpart 7, <br />Rule 4410.3610: <br /> <br />A. The proposed location of Twin Lakes Parkway is substantially changed <br />from AUAR assumptions, so that it now runs along the southern boundary <br />of Langton Lake Park, within 95 feet of Langton Lake, and within the <br />