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�C�N�N1Ig�C ��V1EIG��1@�I�I�'�' V�S�ON Roseville shall be a community where a cooperative and balanced relationship between citi�ens, governinent, and business creates a progressive economic development--economic development that continues to creaie new opportunities for Rosevillc constituents with an emphasis on: • 3ob retention and expansion. o Growth of the City's tax base. • Offering a high quality of life to every Roseville resident. GO.�d�S Live and Work Balance • Maintain a positive balancc between the living and working environmet�t with the appropriate rnix and distribution of uses within the City's Land Use Plan. • Emphasize high quality mixcd density housing, restrict further retail developrnent, and encourage medium size office space. Approved scveral small office condominium pro,yects. • Reduce low yield indastrial users as part of the Roseville land use approach. Slowly reducing truck terminals and parking east af 35W (Twin L,akes) by 200�. Redevelopment of parcels along I'airview and Cou�Ity C includiz�g Tndustrial �quities, Wbeeler Hard��varc, Renewal by Anderson and Water Tower Busincss Parlc. • Landscape and buffer residential neighborhoods from other types of devetopment as well as protect existing neighborhoods. Created �iorders and I3uffcrs progz�am and devcloped Design Principics fai• redevelopme3lt of iildustrial areas. • Maintaii� park space equal to or grcatcr than its current perceY�tage of to�a] land usc. . Revise the City's Land Use Plan to accamplish the foilowing: o Utilize iunovativc land i�se approaches thraugh mixed use developments; c.g. 1'lanned Unit Developments (PUD's), ei�phasizing grcen space, encourage creative mixed use develop�nents s��ch as residential villages, ir►novative joint parking arraitigemcnts, right-of- wa.y abandanments, etc. All types of land use, including paric space, could be relocated as neeessary to balance the community environme�nt. Grow the Tax Base . Double tax capacity for coinmercial and industrial properiy based on ihe attractive taY contribution of such property '1.'atal C/I i�xes �1ave grown to $33 million, G2% of tax base. Vista 2400 Report Page 2 of 22