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3 4 INTERIM ORDINANCE ADOPTING A DEVELOPMENT MORATORIUM FOR 5 PROPERTIES LOCATED WITHIN THE TWIN LAKES MASTER PLAN AREA 6 7 8 THE CITY OF ROSEVILLE ORDAINS: 9 lO SECTION 1. Purpose. The City of Roseville ("City") has established a Twin Lakes II Stakeholders Task Force to review and make recommendations on the Twin Lakes Master Plan. l2 The City and the Master Developer are (or will be) conducting studies and will schedule hearings 13 for the purpose of considering amendments to the Twin Lakes Master Plan. l4 l5 A. Pending the completion of the planning studies and the adoption of amendments to its l6 Twin Lakes Master Plan, the Roseville City Council determines that it is in the l7 public's interest to impose a development moratm:h!!!L on the receipt of a!!SL l8 QrQfessing of re~ests fo~ ~~u~r~~~s j except as described in Section l.B, 19 below), rezoning, conditional use permits, tHreftmtlSO pcnnits, variances and 20 subdivision of land within the Twin Lakes Master Plan area as identified in the 21 general description below and in the 2002 Comprehensive Guide Plan. The term 22 subdivision as used herein is the separation of an area, parcel or tract of land under 23 single ownership into two or more parcels, tracts, lots or long term leasehold interests, 24 except those separations specified in Chapter 462.358, Subd. 4 of Minnesota Statutes 25 and any amendments thereto. 26 27 B. Construction activity within an existing structure, which provides for usability of the 28 existing building, life safety improvements or maintenance repairs, including exterior 29 modifications and improvements, which do not extend the building footprint, will be 30 permitted provided that such improvements are undertaken in compliance with the 31 City's Comprehensive Guide Plan, Official Controls and Building Code Regulations. 32 33 C. For the past five months, the City has received numerous inquiries from property 34 owners and developers regarding the possible future redevelopment of this area. 35 Development inquiries and/or proposals include elementary schools, high density 36 residential, including apartments, and industrial-trucking activities. 37 38 D. The City recognizes that the development or redevelopment of this area is challenging 39 due to the number of property owners involved, adjacent land uses and access issues. 40 The intent of this moratorium is to provide the City and the Twin Lakes Stakeholders 41 Task Force a reasonable period of time to review existing land use and development 42 policies and proactively plan for any future development in the area. During the 43 moratorium period, the City will facilitate a planning process to review land use plan 44 and objectives, work with existing property owners, and consultants, and receive 45 input from the surrounding neighborhood. 46 47 48 49 1