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also agree to participate in the Roseville Senior Linkage Program (RSLP) by <br />promoting it, as part of the proj ect sales program, to each potential purchaser or <br />renter in the proj ect. <br />c. In addition, the developers of this proj ect must provide a status report to the City <br />and RHRA one year after full occupancy regarding the number of residents that <br />moved from existing single family homes in Roseville, how many took advantage <br />of the RSLP and the demographic characteristics regarding those that purchased <br />the single family homes from the new resident, such as a range of ages, family <br />size and where they moved to Roseville from. <br />8.0 RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONDITIONS: <br />8.1 The Community Development Department and Development Review Committee (DRC) <br />have determined that the Final DevelopmentPlan submittal is consistent with the <br />previous "concept" approval and its conditions. City utility services already serve this <br />site (or are in close proximity) and have adequate capacity to support the new structures. <br />Since this proj ect does not meet the thresholds, no Environmental Assessment Worksheet <br />is required. The exising greenhouse soil and building materials clean-up have received a <br />"no action" letter from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture. The site planning, <br />landscape architecture, and the architecture are well done, including high quality building <br />materials. The proj ect meets the intent and policy directives of the City's Comprehensive <br />Plan. The Comprehensive Plan encourages a diversity for housing styles to meet the <br />needs of all age groups in a neighborhood— with that comes some changes in density. <br />This is not unique — throughout Roseville housing densities vary and adj oin each other. It <br />is a unique strength of Roseville, allowing residents to live a life time within one <br />neighborhood, and near to their suburban families. <br />8.2 The Community Development Department and DRC recommend approval of the <br />following items: <br />a. Approval of a Comprehensive Land Use Map amendment for the parcel located at <br />1017 Larpenteur Avenue from Low Density Residential (LR) to High Density <br />Residential (HR) and 1021 Larpenteur from Business (B) to High Density <br />Residential (HR) consistent with the "General Concept Plan" approval of May 24, <br />2004. <br />b. Approval of the Final Plat, Lot 1 and Lot 2, Block 1, Greenhouse Village a 21ot <br />subdivision creating a lot for the senior cooperative and one for the town homes, <br />and to include all applicable utility and drainage easements. <br />c. Approval of the rezoning from a current Limited Business District (B-1) and <br />Single Family Residential (R-1) to Planned Unit Development (PUD) with an <br />underlying zoning of General Residence District (R-3) for the senior cooperative <br />and Town House District (R-6) for the town homes. <br />PF3548 RCA_FinalDevelopment_013105.doc Page 14 of 15 <br />