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� 3.3 Sy motion, approve the FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT for 1126 Sandhurst Drive <br />� and 2167 Lexington Avenue; see Section 7 of this report details. <br />� 4.O REVIEW OF PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT ZONING <br />� 4.1 A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) is a zoning district which may include single or <br />� mixed uses on one or more lots or parcels, and is intended to be used in unique situations <br />_ to create a more flexible, creative, and efficient approach to the use of the land subject to <br />_ the PUD procedures, standards, and regulations contained in the City Code. <br />_ 4.2 The end result of xEZONiNG property to PUD is twofold: the creation of a customized <br />_ zoning district that regulates the use and development of that specific property in the <br />_ same way that standard zoning districts regulate other properties, and the establishment <br />_ of a development agreement for the currently-proposed project. Aspects of such a <br />_ development may deviate from the requirements of a standard zoning district, but they <br />_ must be approved by the City Council and specified in a PUD AGxEEMENT in order to <br />_ ensure that the overall development is in keeping with general guidance of the <br />_ Comprehensive Plan. The PUD AGxEEMENT, if approved in the FINAL phase of the PUD <br />� review process, will comprise the development parameters on which the xEZONiNG is <br />� based. The draft PUD AGxEEMENT is included with this staff report as Attachment G. <br />� 4.3 In an effort to simplify the administration of the new PUD zoning district without <br />� compromising the City's ability to ensure that the proposed development is consistent <br />� with Roseville's policy and regulation documents, Planning Division staff has prepared a <br />� draft PUD AGxEEMENT that is slightly different than what has been prepared in the past. <br />� Most significantly, staff is proposing to rely on the final site plan to graphically represent <br />� the zoning standards of the PUD instead of itemizing each of the setbacks and other <br />� development parameters in a written list; this site plan would be Exhibit A of the PUD <br />� AGxEEMENT. Where the requirements illustrated in Exhibit A are silent, the PUD <br />F AGxEEMENT states that "the general zoning and development requirements and the <br />F standards of the least intensive zoning district consistent with the land use designation of <br />F the Comprehensive Plan shall govern." <br />F 4.4 Uses on the property would be limited to permitted and accessory uses in "the least <br />F intensive zoning district consistent with the land use designation of the Comprehensive <br />F Plan." The existing Comprehensive Plan designation of `Business" is associated with a <br />F wide range of business zoning districts, the least intensive of which is the Limited Retail <br />F (S-1 S) District. In general, the permitted and accessory uses in the S-1 S District are <br />F retail uses (not including gas stations or motor vehicle sales) , restaurants (not including <br />F live entertainment or drive-through facilities), offices, and parking, all of which would be <br />E allowed in the PUD zoning district provided all other standard zoning requirements are <br />E met. Once the forthcoming Comprehensive Plan is approved by the Metropolitan Council <br />E and ratified by the City Council, the PUD zoning district would then allow the permitted <br />E and accessory uses in the "the least intensive zoning district" created for the new <br />E Neighborhood Susiness land use designation that is identified for this site. <br />E 4.5 During the recently-concluded GENExAL coNCEPT phase, the Planning Commission and <br />E City Council worked with the applicant to ensure that the development will advance the <br />E land use goals and policies expressed in the both the current and forthcoming <br />Comprehensive Plans. Now "final" plans for grading, utilities, storm water management, <br />PF09-003 RCA 062909.doc <br />Page 2 of 4 <br />
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