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Attachment A 701 Xenia Avenue South | Suite 300 |Minneapolis, MN 55416 | (763) 541-4800 Memorandum To:City of Roseville Economic Development Authority CC:Kari Collins,Community Development Director From:Erin Perdu, Planning Consultant Date:July 11, 2017 Re:Comprehensive Plan Update – Land Use, Housing and Density WSB Project No. 1797-100 The Planning Commission has come to consensus of a couple of key pieces of the City’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan that I will be presenting to you at your meeting on July 18: the draft future land use map and revisions to the future land use districts.To facilitate that discussion there are two attachments in your packet: First, a framework for revised future land use districts:The revisions are based on feedback from the Planning Commissionas well as in-depth discussions with staff on how these districts are implemented on a day-to-day basis. You will notice that rather than distinct commercial districts, there is now a spectrum of mixed-use districts. Reliance on where the customer base is drawn from has been removed.These districts vary in the desired breakdown (percentage) of residential use, the density of residential use, and the intensity of development in each district. Note that not all of the mixed-usedistricts requireresidential development, but they all allow some degree of residential use. The following is a summary of the old (2030) districts andhow they have been revised(2040): Old DistrictNew DistrictChanges NBMU-1–Neighborhood Mixed UseRequires a mix of uses, including medium density residential; description of the areas as essentially nodes within various neighborhoods CMUMU-2–Community Mixed UseNo significant changesother than increasing the minimum density for residential components to 10 units/acre CBMU-3Corridor Mixed UseAllows up to 50% residential useat a minimum density of 13 units/acre; removes referencesto customer base; more emphasis on the scale and intensity of the use RB –Regional BusinessMU-4 Core Mixed UseAllows up to 25% residential useat a minimum density of 20 units/acre; removes references to customer base; more emphasis on the scale and intensity of the use O–OfficeE-1 EmploymentMore general description of allowed uses, scale and intensity also includes transportation considerations BP–Business ParkE-2 Employment CenterLargely the same description, but also includes transportation considerations I–IndustrialI–IndustrialUnchanged, except for transportation considerations. Building a legacy – legacy. your Equal Opportunity Employer | wsbeng.com R:\\CommDev\\Housing_and_Economic_Development\\EDA\\2017 Meetings\\7.18.2017\\6b. H&ED.Comp.Plan.Disc\\Attach.A.Cover.Memo.docx