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Attachment A Future Land Use and Density July 11, 2017 Page 3 As you can see, with the modest increase in the minimum required density in residential development in the Community Mixed Use district, the City has demonstrated that it can meet the regional population and household forecasts. minimum Community Designation: For this, we use the of the density range for all future land use categories (excludingLow Density Residential)to ensure that the density of future development/redevelopment meets the required minimum density for Roseville’sCommunity Designation, which is Urban. The Urban designation requires an average density of 10 units per acrefor new development and redevelopment. To calculate this density, we take the acreage in each future land use category within the development/redevelopment area and minimum multiplyit by the of the density range for residential categories. That density must be at least 10 units per acre. Density Range Dev. Minimum LandUseTypeYield % Acres MinMid Max Units 2040 Future Land Medium Density Res 8.33 5 8.5 12100% 42 Use High Density Res 25.81 1324.5 36100% 335 Neighborhood Center 1.34 5 8.5 1250% 3 Community Mixed Use 164.91 10233625% 412 Guided Total 76.03 793 Community Designation Density 10.43 Again, you can see from the above table that by changing the minimum density of Community Mixed Use to meet the urban community designation, the City’s overall future land use plan now meetsthe Community Designation requirement. Affordable Housing: Finally, the Met Council requires that sufficient land be guided at minimum residential densities of 8 units per acre to support thecity’s total allocation of affordable housingneed(142units). To be clear, the City is not required to develop 142 units of affordable housing, just have the density in place to support it.In Roseville, using the revised future land use districts as presented,we can use both your High Density Residentialand Community Mixed Usefuture land use categories to meet the needas the minimum densities in those categories meet the required minimum of eight units/acre for affordable housing. Therefore, to calculate this, we take the acreage of High Density Residentialand 25% ofthe acreage of the Mixed Use (the required minimum percent residential) within the development/redevelopment area and multiply minimum it by the of the density range for those residential categories. That number must meet or exceed 142 total units. Affordable Housing Need Allocation At or Below 30 % AMI72 From 31 to 50 % AMI 50 From 51 to 80 % AMI 20 Total Units 142 AMI = Area Median Income, which in 2016 was about $85,000 for a household of four