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PLAN SUMMARY. The Roseville Comprehensive Plan includes an executive summary, that briefly describes all the ingredients of the Plan. In addition, a Citizen's Guide to the Comprehensive Plan (a Plan snapshot) has been prepared and is distributed as a printed document at City Hall and within the web page SECTION 1 - The Plan & The Updating Process: This section was updated and describes the Comprehensive Plan review and updating process, and includes the historical Plan amendment summary and a copy of the City Council action. SECTION 2 - The Land & Its People: This section reviews Roseville from a historical, geographical, physical, and demographic perspective. The demographic profile has been rewritten and includes Census 2000 information about Roseville. The updated information is incorporated into the 2002 affirmation. SECTION 3 - Goals & Policies: Minor changes in the goals & policy section will occur to be consistent with recent master plans, i.e., Twin Lakes Business Park, Arona-Hamline. SECTION 4 - Land Use Planning District: The Existing Land Use Map illustrates existing land uses, including a spreadsheet breakdown of each designation by area and percent of total City land area. The Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map illustrates all future land use designations based on City approvals to December 31, 2002 including a spreadsheet breakdown of each designation by area and percent of total city land area. The changes that occurred in this section include: the modification for Planning District 3 regarding the Arona-Hamline Neighborhood Master Plan which establishes new uses - primarily multi-family housing - for 35 acres including 13 acres of former city land and 6 acres of the Hamline Shopping Center site. Planning District 14 wherein the former business and residential site of the Kath Fuel Station was converted to a mixed use development including multi-family and office condominiums. Primarily located in Planning District 10 the Transportation Plan was amended to include the County Road "C" Design Framework. SECTION 5 - Transportation: For the Year 2002, the Transportation Plan was amended to include the County Road "C" Design Framework. All interstate and county road design and functions as they related to adjoining land use, as well as transportation systems, are currently under review by the North Metro 1-35W Corridor Coalition. Amendments will be implemented in 2003-2004. The traffic counts on 1-35W (152,000 peak) and Highway 36 (82,000 peak) were revised by MnDOT. SECTION 6 - Housing & Neighborhood Plans: The City continued its contract with the Housing Resource Center (HRC) in 2002 through the 1-35W Coalition. This contract affords residential property owners an opportunity to seek information regarding home improvements and financial assistance. In 2002, the City created a Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) to pro actively address housing issues. PF 3434 - RPCA (01/08/03) - Page 2 of 4