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park-like amenities including walkways, benches, a gazebo, and possible recreational amenities � like a horseshoe pit and shuffleboard. �. I? The condominium parcels will be rezoned within the PUD with an underlying the general dimensional requirements for a B-6 zoning district, but with uses limited to those typically in an R 3 zoning district. {�, I� The PUD will include the implementation of a local senior marketing and linkage plan. As a part of the City and Roseville Housing and Redevelopment Authority (RHRA) program to encourage choice and opportunity in housing, Rottlund and/or other identified developers of the senior housing portion of the project must prepare and file with the PUD an initial plan and program which will market and promote any senior housing project to Roseville residents for at least 60 days prior to marketing to the broader community. The developer(s) must also agree to participate in the Roseville Senior Linkage Program (RSLP) by promoting it, as part of the project sales program, to each potential purchaser or renter in the project. STAGING AND PHASES OF THE DEVELOPMENTS: �a. l� Rottlund will prepare a construction staging plan (for Phase 1) and multiple phasing plan (for Twin Lakes redevelopment areas outside of the proposed Phase 1 area) once the concept for Phase 1 has been approved. OTI�R AMEl�IITIES: � �, �+� An extensive trail and sidewalk system is proposed for the site. Sidewalks on one side and pathways on the other would be constructed along and adj acent to County Road C, Cleveland Road, Twin Lakes Parkway and Prior Avenue, where commercial development is to be constructed. Sidewalks will only be constructed on residential streets to provide pedestrian connections. This design/improvement is consistent with the Master Plan and the need for neighborhoodpedestrian access. In addition, consistent with the 2001 adopted Master Site Plan, the developer will work with the city to provide trail connections to Langton Lake Park and the lake pathway. �-� I The city has always planned to construct a public park trail around as much of the Lake as possible. In the future, the design could possibly include a boardwalk on the north side of the Lake as well as entry trails to the new development areas. �-�� There will be an extensive landscape plan for each of the project areas and the park, which includes a variety of trees, shrubs, and perennials. (Buckthorn removal may also be a part of this plan.) �.� POLICY (Comprehensive Plan Consistency): �. I The City Council approved the Twin Lakes Master Plan and site plan in June, 2001 as consistent with and a supplement to the Comprehensive Plan. \ PF3595 - RCA Concept Plan and PrelimPlat Approval - 102504 Page 12