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Description of Land ibe Zoning Acres Comp Plan Acres Total Acres Retail B2 .058 LR .058 B3 3.66 B 3.66 424 Office B 1 4.04 LR 126 B3 027 LR 2.78 B 027 4.31 SingleFamily Detached B3 0.13 B 0.13 R1 5226 HR 2.66 R2 1.02 LR 5026 53.41 Sin leFamil Attached � 3.17 LR 3.17 3.17 Apartments � 1 1.31 B 0.38 �� _�K HR 3.73 �� _�� 4.11 Church B I �.� CH 2.4 Arnlory � I +�. ] P 9.1 11.5 Other (Vacant, Open B3 096 B 0.96 Space & Industrial) R1 1.42 LR 1.44 R2 0.02 2.4 Ri ht of Wa 21.47 Total 104.61 R-1=single familyresidence, R-2=two familyresidence,R-3=general residence-apartrnents; $-1=liznited business; B-2 = retail business, B-3 =general business, LR=1ow density residential, HR=high density residential; B=6usiness, CH=church, P=parks. 10.1 The following are the Residential Policies from the Roseville ComprehensivePlan: Residential Policies The City rai11. I. Adoptflexible standardsfor new singlefamily and multi family housingdevelopments to allowfor innovative development and more e�cient densities. It is not the goal aE the City to significantly increase overall residential densities. a. Encourage higher quality mixed developments by allowingplanned unit developments as guided b y the goals, policies, and performance standards cg the community with more dedication c�Epark and open space. b. Wherefeasible orpractical, integrate neighborhood oriented retail/ service businesses (within walking distance) into the mixed usedproject. Considersuch mixed-use developments in areas where change is already under�way. c. Encourage innovative high qualityplanning and design in residential developments that cater to the life style/life cycle ofpresent and future residents. Higher quality development may include such improvements as masonry exteriors, higher window Final Version 9 July 26, 2004