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CITY of ROSEVILLE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT # This PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT (��AGREEMENT"), dated August 27, 2007, is entered into between the City of Roseville, a Minnesota municipal corporation, of 2660 Civic Center Drive, Roseville, Minnesota 55113 ("CITY") and Northwestern College, a Minnesota nonprofit corporation, of 3003 Snelling Avenue, Roseville, Minnesota 55113 ("COLLEGE"). For reference, the City of Roseville project file is: PF07-002. 1.0 EFFECTIVE DATE of AGREEMENT: This AGREEMENT shall be effective upon completion of all of the following: 1.1 Passage of Ordinance # rezoning of property to PUD with underlying zoning of Single Family Residence District (R-1) � �� 1.2 Publication of the Ordinance # in the CITY's official newspaper. 1.3 Execution of this AGREEMENT by the CITY and the COLLEGE. 2.0 REQUEST for AMENDED PUD APPROVAL: 2.1 The COLLEGE has requested that the CITY approve an amendment to the 1986 PUD (as extended in 2001) for 52 acres of the COLLEGE campus which generally lies north of Lydia Avenue in the City of Roseville. 2.2 The legal description for the Northwestern College property subject to this Agreement is: NE 1/4 of NE 1/4, Section 4, Township 29, Range 23 2.3 Northwestern College received approval in 1986 for a Planned Unit Development (PUD) comprising its campus buildings and development plans; the PUD also gained the approval from the City of Arden Hills for the portion of the campus located in that jurisdiction. As a condition of the PUD approval, the City Council required that it be revisited in tive-year increments in order to review pending extensions/modifications to the PUD. Since that time, components of the PUD have been constructed as necessary, with appropriate approvals, and according to plan. 2.4 In August 2001, the Roseville City Council granted what would be the final extension of the PUD approval. At that time, the Council directed that future updates of the PUD should be accomplished through standard Planned Unit Development Amendments rather than the periodic extensions.