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2660 CIVIC CENTER DR
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CITY OF ROSEVILLE
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<br />How the Metropolitan Council Will Use the Results: <br /> <br />The results of the study will be used (1) to assist local governments in analyzing impacts of local land use <br />decisions; (2) to seek appropriate legislative tools to encourage better planned, cost-effective <br />development; and (3) to infonn the Council as it works with local governments on development actions. <br /> <br />The Council will publish and distribute the results of the study through the media, the Council's Data <br />Center and the Council's Web Page. The results will also be communicated to local governments through <br />the Council's Sector Representative program. In addition, staff will use the infonnation when working <br />with local governments in reviewing their comprehensive plans. <br /> <br />One ofthe Council's important tasks in implementing the Regional Growth Strategy is to convey its ideas <br />to local governments. The Council has developed an interactive multimedia presentation to communicate <br />its regional growth management policies and strategies regarding community development, density, land <br />use patterns and urban design in the seven-county metropolitan area. The multimedia presentation is used <br />with local officials, community groups and others to explore issues of development and redevelopment. <br />The infonnation contained in the show includes GIS (geographic infonnation system), maps of land use, <br />regional system services and facilities, and land use patterns. Photography and computer generated <br />pictures are used to illustrate various planning concepts necessary for livable communities-for example, <br />"transit-friendly development," "mixed use," "life-cycle housing" and "environmentally sustainable <br />development practices." <br /> <br />The results obtained from the Cost of Growth study will add fiscal impact data to this multimedia show <br />and should provide more persuasive arguments for seeking local government cooperation in planning for <br />more compact development. <br /> <br />At the legislature, there are regular debates about the causes of urban sprawl, subsidization of suburban <br />development, redevelopment and reinvestment in the core area, etc. Legislative positions are based, for <br />the most part, on each person's version of "conventional wisdom." The data and results from this study <br />will be used to add clarity to these debates and move the discussion to the more important issues of what <br />to do about redevelopment and reinvestment in the core areas, how to encourage more compact <br />development on the suburban edge, and how the state's tax and fiscal systems might affect local <br />government and consumer choices. <br /> <br />Coordination with the liaison group will ensure that representative of affected groups and organizations <br />will all he exposed to the same information produced by the study, strengthening a common <br />understanding of the issues and results. <br />
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