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Livable Communities Demonstration Account FUNDING CATEGORIES - 1999 The Metropolitan Council encourages development patterns that are appropriate in different locations in the region, consistent with regional growth strategy objectives, as reflected in the following categories: Category A: Compact transit-oriented development, redevelopment or infill that has a mix of uses, including housing: o Compact, mixed-use transit-oriented development, redevelopment or infill proposals located within i mile of regular route transit stops, or within an area that will be served by regular route transit service within two to three years. (Regular route service operates on fixed routes and a predetermined schedule. Includes Metro Transit or opt-out service). Locations: Area 1: Minneapolis, St. Paul and first-ring subsurbs, Area 2: Developing Urban Communities (See attached map). Category B: Compact development, redevelopment or infill that has a mix of uses, including housing: o Compact, mixed-use development, redevelopment or infill development that is not served by regular route transit service, and will not be served by regular route transit service within two to three years. Locations: Area 1: Minneapolis, St. Paul and first-ring suburbs, Area 2: Developing Urban Communities, Area 3: Rural Growth Centers. (See map) Category C: Compact mixed residential development, redevelopment or infill: o Residential development that includes a mix of housing types at different sales and/or rent levels. Locations: Area 1: Minneapolis, St. Paul and first-ring suburbs, Area 2: Developing Urban Communities, Area 3: Rural Growth Centers. (See map) Category I): Cluster Housing in the Urban Reserve: o Cluster housing as interim uses until full urbanization occurs around them. CateQory E: Planning and Predevelopment Proposals o Proposals for conducting planning and other predevelopment activities to shape projects in any of the above categories.