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.-. <br />Objectives and Scoring Criteria <br />-�. <br />Twin Lakes Public f���ancial Participation Framework <br />1. Mix of Uses <br />o Overall Use Mix: Contributes toward the desired mix of uses within the project area described in the <br />Twin Lakes Master Plan <br />❑ Needed Services: Provides a needed service in Roseville. <br />❑ Community Spaces: Incorporates community spaces, such as plazas and greenspaces, into the project <br />that are open for use by the general public <br />2. Enhanced Aesthetics <br />❑ Blight Elimination: Removes, prevents, or reduces blight or other adverse conditions of the property <br />❑ Urban DesiQn: Achieves a walkable, pedestrian friendly environment, creates a strong "public realm," <br />and internalizes parking to the project as indicated in the Twin Lakes Design Principles <br />o Buildin�0uality: Uses high quality, long-lasting building and construction materials <br />o Structured Parkin�: Replaces large, surface-parking lots wi h parking structures integrated into the <br />overall project design <br />3. Environmental Quality and Sustainability <br />❑ Environmental Remediation: Cleans up existing oil our <br />o Green Buildin�: Is designed to a LEED-Silver raring or <br />o Green Infrastructure: Uses innovative stormwater manage <br />gardens/bioretention, porous pavement, or underground holdir <br />❑ Environmental Preservation: Preserves or improves quality of <br />other natural areas inside or outside of parks. <br />4. Relationship to Parks <br />o Park Connections: Pr� <br />o Buffers: Offers a bu <br />❑ Miti�ates Environme; <br />contamination <br />'vity to the neighboring parks <br />' djacent park and the new land uses <br />5. Transit and Transportation (� ! <br />❑ Multimodal Transportation: Inte �'"` <br />❑ Tran�ortation Demand Mana�emeri <br />implementing various transportation <br />, such as rain <br />habitats, or <br />environmental impacts related to park resources <br />bus, bicycle, and pedestrian connections into the project <br />�:''ks to reduce the number of trips to the project area by <br />` ' and options <br />6. Diverse Employment Opportunities <br />❑ Job Creation: Creates or retains a wide-range of professional-level, family-sustaining jobs <br />❑ Businesses Attraction/Retention: Amacts or retains competitive and financially strong businesses to <br />Roseville <br />7. Diverse Tax Base <br />❑ Tax Base: Diversifies the overall tax base of the City <br />o Enhanced Tax Base: Maximizes tax-base potential within the redevelopment area <br />8. Diverse Housing Choices <br />❑ Unmet Housing, Markets: Provides housing options not currently realized in the Roseville market (e.g. <br />market-rate apartments, mid-sized single-family homes) <br />❑ Affordable Housin�: Provides affordable housing opportunities. <br />Page 2 DRAFT: 2/13/2008 <br />
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