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City of Roseville C�i�. .i. r .. _ . �'', i•: =', � i'.. '�SFAEi��SF11�a r� �a�RO f#�G P�$L4�" R�f�L�l: '�. ��i�'C � �1�E1.31 C��Si�il ?i1RGFp4�S 4�} ��ISLII$ ? �w�bi�itr, '�'r': -�.:'s��;� a7d ti�,.�:�fr�� lily+. R2k�+�cl� DAcember 1�, f v+�f V'Vi��' IS i@�� PUBLIC'T� PRIVATE PATTERN? The street, lot frontage and the building malce up the public to private transition that occurs repeatedly throughout Roseville. As the design of each project evolves, the marlcet and the unique needs ofthe landowner assist in creating the arrangement of the different parts (street, lot frontage, and building) that should exist. These contribute to the "public realm": the environment that all citizens share. To Roseville it is important to encourage the positive impacts of development that recognize the value of the public realm as a community amenity. The City encourages design elements that contribute to a public realm that increases the quality of life for current and future residents. Furthermore —the City has responsibility for defining how the "private realm" (buildings, etc.) affects the "public realm" (streets, public places, etc.) For Twin Lalces this has been done by identifying and encouraging a set of sheets (public realm), frontages (semi-private realm) and buildings (public realm) which are consistent with the neighborhood redevelopment vision. Call it a KIT OF PARTS. This Kit of Parts is a menu of development types that � if followed - wit� help ensur� that the "public realm" evolves in a way that satisfies and serves all citizens —residents, worlcers and customers. The following development checklist is designed to help define ways to implement the "public realm" and provide developers and their architect's written and graphic descriptions of the important components of the Twin Lalces Master Plan. However, the ultimate building design and the range of permitted uses — within the private realm — should be marlcet driven and le� to the property owner to detail (see Checiclist 5: Design Review Process). � - "� �r , i ,.�� ; .��. - -• _ �� -- L• i ,_ _ . � . � . _ . . ..._`} :`:� �s 1 _ . � �-�rt': � ti .1.: � . . _..: 'a � � . : � . . :. .. ... . = :��-�.:._� : • 4 - -- �ur-_��r�a� -; = �an�r�,GE-;� - f '.. � Redevelopment of Twin L.alces �- —whether l�igh tech office, I'I}.L'� 1:1L' .'r� �{.i.L:l�ill'J� ..'•5•'�' I fi's�}{'{: �� ; fi�' �I �I:i3�'�I:I. �•�51�. pattern found throughout Rnseville's neighborhoods. "' � continuouspattern �fpublic �t . . �� ra}�rrwx!t r�ati�n�wips �.��i-I . . � err�;� rh<,r ,'h r:��v�ar�r,i � � '�� contributesto and benelcts fro�n . x4 a sl�ared public realm, � 3Tf�EET �� . . . - f� ��' _� rxr:i2 ��I-;�rre"��r�l�i.cc�n-� � . ; - �� .� f .�