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Bench Handout 08127107 <br />ROSEVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />AL SANDS COMMENTS- AUGUST 27,2007: <br />L PROPOSED T�VIN LAKES AUAR" UPDATE" IS tNCDNSiST'�NT «�ITH TI� <br />EXISTINGT'�VIN LAKES MASTER PLAN. <br />II, POLICY ISSUES RELATED TO TFi� P.U.U./BC <br />COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION <br />L CITIZEN SLIMMARY OF THE PROPOSED 'l�i�3]w' LAKES AUAR: <br />The Twin Lakes area is between Cleveland on the west, Co. Rd. D on the North, <br />Co. Rd C. on the South, and the Byerly's shopping complex on the East. Roseville began <br />re- studying the Twin Lakes Area in 2000. By January of 2001, a master plan emerged <br />from a group of options included in what is called "Map 3". That plan, together with a <br />"big box option", was the basis for an Alternative Urban Arear�vide Review (AUAR) <br />study which produced a draft AUAR in April, 2001. The purpose of an AUAR is to <br />predetermine the environmental impacts of the proj ect. On June 26,2001, the City <br />Council adopted the proposed Twin Lakes comprehensive map to P.U.D.i86, t�e"Mastsr <br />Plan", and the related AUAR, and amended the Twin Lakes Comprehensive Plan so as to <br />include them in the Comprehensive Plan. Staff recommended that the Council choose <br />either scenario 1, or scenario 1 a(big box option) for the Master Plan, but not both. <br />Council chose scenario 1, excludingretail. <br />There was apparent consensus that scenario #�1 was the Twin Lakes Master and <br />Comprehensive Plan throughout the ne� five years. During that time, Roseville <br />Properties started discussions with the city in 2002. Later, in 2004, a group of <br />developers formed, including Roseville Properties and Rottlund, a home builder, <br />i�,ta"Twin Lakes LLC". They presented a master land use plan with significant retail and <br />housing, but little office. Council approved their plan in January 2005. The Friends of <br />Twin Lakes filed suit, claiming it wasn't consistent with the Twin Lakes Master Plan, and <br />so need four council votes to move ahead, among other charges. In August, 2006 the <br />
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