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AttachmentD <br />and detailed mitigations that would need to be implemented should a specific use trigger such <br />infrastructure improvements. Since there is not a limitation, restriction, or prohibition on the size <br />of a retail use explicitly stated in the 2030 Comprehensive Plan for the CMU designation, such a <br />use is then permitted as part of the mix. It scale is further regulated by the CMU district and the <br />Regulating Plan. <br />Policy 10.1: Use the Comprehensive Plan to guide new commercial development to locations <br />appropriate for its scale and use. <br />The Community Development Department finds that the Zoning Code’s Commercial and Mixed <br />Use Zoning District provide for effective regulations regarding scale and use within each district. <br />More specifically, the CMU zoning district creates strict standards regarding scale and design. <br />Policy 10.2: Emphasize the development of commercial uses that meet the needs of existing and <br />future Roseville residents. <br />The Community Development Department has emphasized through discussions and <br />implementation of the Zoning Ordinance that such new uses attempt as best as possible to meet <br />the needs of the community. However, “emphasize” is not a requirement to support one type of <br />use over another, and since we as a City do not own or control the land, the “market” will come <br />forward to address what it believes meets the needs of Roseville residents. <br />The Community Development Department finds that the Zoning Ordinance allows for uses <br />consistent with meeting the needs of the community, now and in the future. <br />In the case of the Walmart proposal, without specific limitations, restrictions and/or prohibitions <br />regarding use and size of building, the use and its large size is permitted. <br />Policy 10.3: Support neighborhood-scale commercial areas that provide convenient access to <br />goods and services at appropriate locations within the community. <br />The Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area is not a neighborhood scale development. The Master <br />Plan indicates that Twin Lakes is intended to serve a larger geographical area with uses such as a <br />corporate office campus, high-tech flex and laboratory space, and hospitality uses such as hotels <br />and restaurants. <br />GLUGP <br />ENERAL ANDSE OALS AND OLICIES <br />Goal 1: Maintain and improve Roseville as an attractive place to live, work, and play by <br />promoting sustainable land-use patterns, land-use changes, and new developments that <br />contribute to the preservation and enhancement of the community’s vitality and sense of <br />identity. <br />The Community Development Department finds that this generalized goal for Roseville is <br />addressed by establishing requirements of a similar nature throughout each zoning district, <br />property performance standards, sign regulations, and parking and loading standards. <br />4 <br />Page14of27 <br /> <br />
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