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Attachment C Twin Lakes Public Financial Participation Framework Objectives and Scoring Criteria 1. Mix of Uses ❑ Overall Use Mix: Contributes toward the desired mix of uses within the project area described in the Twin Lakes Master Plan ❑ Needed Services: Provides a needed service in Roseville. ❑ Community Spaces: Incorporates community spaces, such as plazas and greenspaces, into the project that are open for use by the general public 2. Enhanced Aesthetics ❑ Blight Elimination: Removes, prevents, or reduces blight or other adverse conditions of the property ❑ Urban Design: Achieves a walkable, pedestrian friendly environment, creates a strong "public realm," and internalizes parking to the project as indicated in the Twin Lakes Design Principles ❑ Building_Quality: Uses high quality, long-lasting building and construction materials ❑ Structured Parking: Replaces large, surface -parking lots with parking structures integrated into the overall project design 3. Environmental Quality and Sustainability ❑ Enviromnental Remediation: Cleans up existing soil and groundwater contamination ❑ Green Building: Is designed to a LEED-Silver rating or higher ❑ Green Infrastructure: Uses innovative stormwater management techniques, such as rain gardens/bioretention, porous pavement, or underground holding chambers ❑ Environmental Preservation: Preserves or improves quality of wetlands, wildlife habitats, or other natural areas inside or outside of parks. 4. Relationship to Parks ❑ Park Connections: Provides connectivity to the neighboring parks ❑ Buffers: Offers a buffer between the adjacent park and the new land uses ❑ Mitigates Environmental Impacts: Addresses environmental impacts related to park resources 5. Transit and Transportation Options ❑ Multimodal Transportation: Integrates bus, bicycle, and pedestrian connections into the project ❑ Transportation Demand Management: Works to reduce the number of trips to the project area by implementing various transportation demand options 6. Diverse Employment Opportunities ❑ Job Creation: Creates or retains a wide -range of professional -level, family -sustaining jobs ❑ Businesses Attraction/Retention: Attracts or retains competitive and financially strong businesses to Roseville 7. Diverse Tax Base ❑ Tax Base: Diversifies the overall tax base of the City ❑ Enhanced Tax Base: Maximizes tax -base potential within the redevelopment area 8. Diverse Housing Choices ❑ Unmet Housing Markets: Provides housing options not currently realized in the Roseville market (e.g. market -rate apartments, mid-sized single-family homes) ❑ Affordable Housing: Provides affordable housing opportunities. Page 2 Adopted March 3, 2008