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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION . Manager Approval: c:3J 'Pc-- DATE: 07/12/99 ITEM NO: 1-3 Agenda Section: HEARING College Properties, Inc. request for final approval of an amendment to the College Properties/EagleCrest Planned Unit Development (#1124) for inclusion of 1.49 acres accommodate an addition to the Country Inn and Suites Hotel; rezoning of said parcel from B-2, Retail Business District to Business-PUD; and approval of a Planned Unit Development Agreement for the new Country Inn & Suites site. (PF#3094). On January 25, 1999 the Roseville City Council approved the concept plan and planned unit development amendment for College Properties, Inc. regarding a boundary adjustment and allowance for expansion of the Country Inn and Suites Hotel. Since the meeting of January 25, staff has worked with College Properties, Inc. and their representatives, refining the development proposal to be consistent with the concept approval, its conditions and Council direction. 1.0 REQUESTED ACTION . 1.1 College Properties, Inc. is requesting final approval of an amendment to the south boundary of the existing College Properties/Eagle Crest Planned Unit Development (#1124) in order to increase land area of the development by approximately 1.49 acres. The amendment also requires approval of a rezoning request from B-2 Retail Business District to Business PUD and approval of an Planned Unit Development Agreement for the newly created 3 acre Country Inn & Suites site. The purpose of this request is to accommodate an expansion of the Country Inn Suites Hotel. The three-story addition, matching the existing hotel building, would add 26 more lodging rooms and a 122 seat restaurant. The existing restaurant, Benjamin's, would be razed and the parking lot reconfigured. 1.2 A planned unit development is a zoning district which may include single or mixed uses, one or more lots or parcels, and is intended to create a more flexible, creative and efficient approach to the use of land. In considering proposed planned unit developments, the City considers all standards and purposes of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan to achieve a maximum coordination between the proposed development and the surrounding uses, the conservation of woodlands and wetlands, and the protection of health, safety and welfare of the community. It has also been the City's policy to use this zoning tool for major redevelopment projects where mixes of new and existing uses or site plan flexibility was necessary to complete the project. . PF#3094 - RCA (07/12/99) - Page 1 of 5 fl \."}-~~ ...~~; ~--~"-r '