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30 June 15 in the EQB Monitor, thus completing the City’s environmental review process for the
<br />31 proposed expansion plans at Rosedale Center.
<br />32 P LANNED U NIT D EVELOPMENT H ISTORY AT R OSEDALE
<br />33 In January 2000, the Roseville City Council amended the Shopping Center (SC) zoning district to
<br />34 include more detailed site development standards to address 24 hour uses within 300 feet of
<br />35 residentially zoned property. In addition, as of January 1, 2000, the amendment established each
<br />36 retail site zoned SC,and its existing site plan,to be a planned unit development.
<br />37 In February 2004, the Shopping Center requirements were amended by ordinance #1304. This
<br />38 amendment redefined the floor area ratio of occupiable building to land area as 1.0. (1 square foot
<br />39 of building to1 square foot of land area). It also provided for a height of 3 stories above the main
<br />40 entry level.
<br />41 In May 2005, the City Council approved Planned Unit Development (PUD) Agreement #3608 in
<br />42 support of The Plaza, a 123,708 sq. ft. lifestyle retail/restaurant addition and 58,678 sq. ft.
<br />43 (estimated) 14 screen AMC movie theater that replaced the former Mervyn’s of California. This
<br />44 PUD was necessary because of the SC requirement for a PUD and due to the absence of zoning
<br />45 requirements or standards to guide the development. PUD #3608 effectively acted as a
<br />46 development contract between JLL and the City, which included the following items:
<br />47 Site Development Plan (property boundary, building setbacks, structure location-including
<br />48 trash enclosures, curbing, parking stalls, parking setbacks, and proof of parking)
<br />49 Amended and Restated Transit Hub Agreement (original dates to 1991)
<br />50 Grading and Ponding/Storage Plan (existing and proposed grades after completion of
<br />51 project, drainage directions, spot elevations, catch basins for surface water catchment,
<br />52 ponds, and erosion control plan)
<br />53 Utility Servicing Plan(sanitary sewer, water mains and hydrants, storm sewer, pipe sizes,
<br />54 line locations, manhole locations, hydrant locations, and other applicable utility plan
<br />55 information)
<br />56 Landscape Plan (materials list, sizes, and locations of all plant materials)
<br />57 Building floor plans with dimensions of the facility
<br />58 Building elevations with dimensions and materials identified
<br />59 Anticipated site development schedule with estimated date of construction start,
<br />60 construction completion, utility, curb, gutter and landscape installation, and tentative
<br />61 occupancy date of June 2, 2005
<br />62 Public Improvements Contract (stipulating all requirements, terms, easements, and
<br />63 conditions with respect to public improvements including any utility, roadway, pathway,
<br />64 storm water ponding, and boulevard restoration)
<br />65 Snow Storage and Management Plan (including staging locations for temporary snow
<br />66 storage and the manner in which snow is transferred to the melting machine)
<br />67 In December 2010, the City Council adopted a new zoning code, which included numerous design
<br />68 standards and development requirements, and eliminated the planned unit development and the
<br />69 requirement surrounding shopping centers being planned unit developments.
<br />70 In 2015, the City Council approved PUD Agreement #15-019 in support of the approximately
<br />71 141,000 square foot Von Maur department store, a 450-stall parking deck, and two, two-story
<br />72 out-parcel buildings that may be constructed on the commercial pads of 5,000 and 7,500
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