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�030 Regional Deveiapment �ramework and Land Use Reviewer: Tori Dupre, CD - Local Planning Assistance (65i-602-1621) The llpdate is consisten� with the 2030 Regional Develapm�nt Framework (RDF), which identifies Roseville as a community i� the "Devel�ped" geographic planning area. The RDF goafs a�d poficies For "Developed" communities accommoda�e growth forecasts through reinvestment at appropriat� densities (5 units plus in de�eloped areas) and target higher density in Eocations with can�enient acc�ss to transpartation corridars and with adequate sanitary sewer capacity. The Council �xpects t�e Gity to meet densities of at least five units an acre thraugh. redeveiopment and infill. Ti�e Council is developing a moni�oring prograrn, similar to the plat monitoring program for develapi�g areas, and encourages the City to participate by reporting redeve�opment infarmation. The City is �ully devefoped, is appraximatefy 8,860 acres in size, and as a first-ring suburb, more than 75 percent of its residential developrnent was built by 1970. Oniy �wo percent of the City's residential development was built afte�- 2000. Public and semi-public uses accupy 39 perc�nfi of the City and include the I-�5W and Nighvuay 36 corridors, parks and institutions such as private colleges. Residen�ial is the secand largest use at 38 percent of the City. In 2008, the City had 15,98i housing u�its arid of this, 53 per�ent were single family detached hames. These units occupy about 3,403 r�sidential acres, at a densiiy of approximateiy 4.7 dwelling ur�its per acre (du/ac). Table �: Existing and �u�ure Land Use �xisting (2009) Land �uture 2030 Land 2009-2030 Use ��t Acres Use ��t �cres Change Residential 3,403 Residential 3,619 +216 Cammercial/Industrial 1,539 Commercial/industrial 1,566 +27 Public/Semi Public 3,424 Puialic/Semi Public 3,334 (86) Lakes, Poncfs, etc. 499 Lakes, Ponds, etc. 3�2 {109) Total 8,861 Tatal 8,861 0 The U�ad�te shows a residential acreage increase of 216 acres to tf�e year 203Q, while comrnercial and industrial uses increase a�a�raximately 30 acres: The Upd�te forecasts an additional 1,902 households and 6,997 jobs between 20a0 and 2030. To accammodate the forecasts, t�e Update includes an analysis of potential sites that offer an opportunity for future redeve(opment for both housing and jobs. T�e analysis reflects previous studies of the Twin La�Ces r�cfevelopment area which is currently guided industrial. The 2030 guiding for this area is Cammunity Mixed Use, a cambinatiar� of residential and non-residential uses that transition inta s�rrounding existing neighb�rhaads. N:1C:antrnl?�v1L1�ff1L'c�r�a�nuTtitiesll�asevi!lel�teporrs112oseville 2f!(J9 C.1'U �F�S(f�-1 Revre>a° �(]0�-27d�.doc