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. " 9. State exactly what is intended to be done on or with the property that requires the Land Use Amendment/Map Change: See Attached 10. What is the expected effect of the proposed change? (For example, on property values, health, safety, parking, traffic conditions, etc.) See Attached 11. State the exact "text" or section of the Comprehensive Plan that is being requested for change. If , noting section number, provide change in required narrative. See Attached 12. Neighborhood Meeting: Applicant's requesting a Comprehensive Land Use Plan Designation Amendment of property in Roseville, are encouraged to conduct a neighborhood meeting. This meeting should take place prior to the Planning Commission's consideration, to provide insight regarding the neighborhood impacts (Text Amendment does not require a neighborhood meeting). 13. Required Property Owner Notice: State Law requires published notice in a city's local paper a minimum of 10 days prior to a public hearing. State law also requires notice be mailed to property owners within 350 of the effected property. Both notices are prepared by the City of Roseville; however, the applicant is responsible for providing the City with a certified list, including two sets of mailing address labels of adjacent property owners within 350 feet of the subject property. Applicants have three options available to obtain the certified/abstractor's list. The first option is to request the information from Ramsey County Property Records; the second option is to request the information from a Title Company; or the third option is to request the information from the City. Each option has a specific charge for the list and labels. If selecting the City, the applicant must mark the front of this application and pay the appropriate fee at the time of application submittal. 14. Narrative: Some Comprehensive Plan amendments may represent relatively minor issues that are slightly different from the written plan, but remain basically consistent with the intent of the plan and its broader policy directives. Other amendments may represent significant changes in major plan elements or policy. Obviously the nature and scope of the narratives in these two cases will vary greatly. Applicants must submit a narrative. The applicant should understand the nature of the proposed amendment and provide the necessary factual information, impacts that such changes may have, and pertinent policy justification in support of proposed Comprehensive Plan amendments. Planning staff members are available to assist in identifying issues, examples, and applicable background. Page 2 of 3 -