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5. Complementary Housing mixed housing types for all ages and life styles; 6. Other Uses and Themes street level mixed use area; design that blurs distinction between indoor and outdoor; specific ornamentation to identify Roseville; pathways between the facilities; land mark; carefully planned parking facilities; a safe place to be; good path access to community; human scale, campus setting, trees and topographical changes; statutes and outdoor art; intergeneration activities/connections; aesthetic continuity in Central Park; good and decorative ornamental lighting; design continuity; an architectural design that breaks from precedent; passive village square; design for flexible open ended growth; signage activities (informational and directional); good street accesses; parkway-tree lined streets with walkways; County Road C and Lexington as street entry with streetscape; monument/gateway signage; flower and butterfly gardens; co-generation of energy. DEFINITION OF THE DISTRICT (for inclusion in Comprehensive Plan) Draft to be prepared by staff, April 16 - 22, and distrbuted to Task Force members for comments, additions, deletions PUBLIC PARTICPATION AND INPUT PROCESS Process continues with notice, public meetings, and video of meetings; invitations and discussions with interest groups and residents at May 20th meeting; Planning Commission to hold public hearings on addition of" City Center District" to the City's Comprehensive Plan. LOCATION OF DISTRICT: The location of the City Center District is the area shown on the attached map and generally described as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner of Howard Johnson Park along Woodhill Drive, east along the Woodhill Drive right-of-way (and also including the VFW, Shopping Center, and Veteran's Park north of Wood hill Drive) to Victoria Street; then south along Victoria to the intersection with County Road "C"; then west along the south right-of-way line ofthe BNSF railroad right-of-way (and also including the Roseville Mobile Home Park adjacent to the railroad right-of-way) to a point of intersection with a line extended south along the west property line of Howard Johnson Park; the north along the west edge of Howard Johnson Park to the point of beginning. Because street views and entries to the City Center play an important role in the "sense of place', the district includes the right-of-way of Wood hill Drive from Hamline Avenue to Victoria Street; County Road "C " from Hamline A venue to Victoria Street, Lexington A venue from County Road "C-2" to Highway 36; and Victoria Street from Woodhill to County Road "C". 4