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RCA Exhibit A <br />Goal 2: Maintain and improve the mix of residential, commercial, employment, parks, and civic <br />31 <br />land uses throughout the community to promote a balanced tax base and to anticipate long-term <br />32 <br />economic andsocial changes. <br />33 <br />Goal 3: Identify underutilized, deteriorated, or blighted properties and guide them toward <br />34 <br />revitalization, reinvestment, or redevelopment consistent with community goals and good <br />35 <br />planning and development principles. <br />36 <br />Policy 3.1: Support the use of master plans for smallredevelopment areas. <br />37 <br />Policy 5.3: Provide for and promote opportunities for informed citizen participation at all levels <br />38 <br />in the planning and review processes at both the neighborhood and community level. <br />39 <br />RAG&P <br />40 ESIDENTIAL REA OALS OLICIES <br />Goal 7: Achieve a broad and flexible range of housing choices within the community to provide <br />41 <br />sufficient alternatives to meet the changing housing needs of current and future residents <br />42 <br />throughout all stages of life. <br />43 <br />Policy 7.1: Promote flexible development standards for new residential developments to allow <br />44 <br />innovative development patterns and more efficient densities that protect and enhance the <br />45 <br />character, stability, and vitality of residential neighborhoods. <br />46 <br />HNG&P <br />47 OUSING AND EIGHBORHOODS OALS OLICIES <br />Goal 1: Provide a wide variety of housing options in order to retain and attract a diverse mix of <br />48 <br />people and family types with varying economic statuses, ages,and abilities. <br />49 <br />Goal 4: Integrate environmental stewardship practices into the housing stock and neighborhoods. <br />50 <br />Goal 5: Continue support of housing and neighborhood programming provided by the HRA that <br />51 <br />address community needs. <br />52 <br />PDC <br />LANNING IVISION ONCLUSION <br />53 <br />Based on the comments and findings outlined in this report, Planning Division staff believes that <br />54 <br />the proposed disposition of the subject parcels is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. <br />55 <br />SA <br />UGGESTED CTION <br />56 <br />By motion, indicate the Commission’s determination that the proposed disposition of 2325 – <br />57 <br />2335 Dale Street and 657 – 675 Cope Avenue is in compliance with the 2030 Comprehensive <br />58 <br />Plan, based on the comments and findings detailed in this report. <br />59 <br />Prepared by:SeniorPlanner Bryan Lloyd <br />651-792-7073 | bryan.lloyd@ci.roseville.mn.us <br />Attachments:A:Area map <br />Development proposal <br />B: <br />Dale Street project disposition discussion <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />