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<br />9) What will it take to develop a mixed use residential project, i.e. mixed incomes and housing <br />types? <br /> <br />Our proposal is a mixed use residential development. Age groups would range from young single <br />25+ to over 62. Incomes would have a range relative to housing ranges of $90,000 - $160,000. <br />Family structure would be primarily, but not exclusively, singles, young couples, single parents, <br />empty nesters and seniors (over 62). Our proposal does not include rental. <br /> <br />10) Would you partner with other developers to broaden the range of ages, incomes and <br />housing types? <br /> <br />Yes, We would be open to the concept of teaming with another developer, We have projects <br />active and proposed where we have teamed with developers that offer senior housing and <br />commercial elements to mixed use developments. <br /> <br />11) How would you use the strategic location to provide connections to surrounding uses that <br />would reduce automobile travel? <br /> <br />As we have mentioned in the answer to question #8, we see a unique opportunity to use the <br />internal park as a hub to the trail system connecting numerous existing surrounding <br />neighborhoods of single family, church, apartments, office and proposed housing, To connect this <br />trail system to other trail systems and public transportation throughout Roseville would enhance <br />the opportunity to reduce automobile travel. <br /> <br />J 2) What impact will a 6 month to 2 year retention of the activity center have on your <br />development plans? Recreation offices only? <br /> <br />Very little, because of the flexibility of our proposed housing types (townhomes in 4, 8, 16 unit <br />clusters and single family detached cottages). It would be extremely simple to design a site plan <br />and phasing schedule to allow for recreation offices to remain for up to two years, <br /> <br />13) What type of public assistance is necessary to achieve, mixed age groups, income groups <br />and housing types? <br /> <br />None, As we stated in the answer to question #9, we believe we have achieved mixed age <br />groups, income groups and housing types, all without public assistance, But Rottlund has the <br />broadest housing product portfolio in the state and is continually developing product in response <br />to market demands, If there is an additional housing type the City would be interested in , we <br />would be more than willing to work with the City. <br /> <br />J 4) What is your desired development schedule? Workable alternative development schedule? <br /> <br />Our schedule was described in our original proposal and we have included it in this package, It <br />would have to be revised due to the start date, but continue to be just as aggressive, We would <br />also be willing to work with an alternative schedule if it would accommodate the needs of the <br />City. <br /> <br />The Rottlund Company, Inc. <br />July 17. 1994 <br /> <br />3 <br />