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ATTACHMENT B MEMORANDUM TO:Roseville Planning Commission FROM:Jeff Millerand Rita Trapp, HKGi DATE:December 1, 2022 SUBJECT:FinalShoreland and Sustainability Related Zoning Code Ordinances& Incentives – Recommendation to City Council and PublicHearing Overview At its December meeting the Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider sustainability-related zoning code amendments for recommendation to the CityCouncil. Followingthe public hearing, Staff recommends that the proposed ordinance amendmentsbe recommended to the City Council for adoption. In conjunction with the required public hearing, HKGi will present to the Planning Commission the final versions of the ordinances and incentives. The ordinancesinvolve amendments to the following zoning code chapters: Shoreland Overlay District – removal of Chapter 1017 (Shoreland, Wetland and Storm Water Managementand addition of an updated Shoreland Overlay District section in Chapter 1012 (Overlay Districts); removal of Chapter 1017also involves the relocation of some wetland and storm water management ordinances to the Public Works Code (Title 8 of the City Code)which isoutside of the Zoning Code Electric Vehicle Charging Standards – addition of an Electric Vehicle Charging Standards section in Chapter 1019 (Parking and Loading Areas) Definitions – addition of 11EV definitions in Chapter 1001 (Introduction, Definitions section); three definitions relevant to the new shoreland ordinance will be updated Landscaping Standards – update/addition of tree/native vegetation standards in Chapter 1011 (Property Performance Standards, Landscaping section) Sustainability Incentives – addition of a Sustainability Incentives section in Chapter 1011 (Property Performance Standards) Shoreland Overlay District Ordinance Theshorelandzoning code changes are being proposed to bring the City’s regulations, which are decades old, into consistency with the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) model ordinance. Staff, the consultant team and the Planning Commission have been working to revise the shoreland regulations throughout 2022 (see June and September 2022 Planning Commission meetings). The update process has involved tworeview meetings with the Planning Commission as well as multiple meetings with the DNR. The City has received conditional approval from the DNR. Conditional approval means that if the City adopts the amendment as proposed, the DNR will approve the City’s regulations and allow their implementation. 1