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� l � � U��ESTE� C�U�rIC'L�. #.'�'�'3f�?V�: 12.1 By motion, approve the proposed amendment to the Twin Lakes Master 5�6e Plan as prepared by Rottlund Homes for the October 14,2004 Planning Commission and October 25, 2004 Council meetings, subject to approvals and permits from the Rice Creek Watershed Organization and MnDNR. 12.2 By motion, approve the Preliminary Plat and Subdivision as prepared for the October 14, 2004 Planning Commission and October 25,2004 Council meetings by Rottlund Homes creating a park and pond dedication, 490 townhome lots, 240 Condominium lots; and retail or office lots, subject to approvals and permits required by the Park and Recreation Commission, Rice Creek Watershed Organization and MnDNR, Ramsey County and MnDOT. 123 By motion, approve the ordinance rezoning the Twin Lakes parcels from I-1,I-2, and B-4 to Planned Unit Development with an underlying zoning of B-6, Mixed Use Business Park District as per the site plan and preliminary plat submitted and reviewed at the October 14, 2004 Planning Commission and October 25,2004 Council meetings, to become effective upon final approval by the City Council of the planned unit development agreement and publication of the ordinance. _� 12.4 By motion, approve the Concept PUD as prepared for the October 14,2004 Planning Commission and October 25,2004 Council meetings by Rottlund Homes for an 80 acre mixed- retail, office, and residential planned unit development consisting of park land and cash-in-lieu dedications, storm pond with overlook and trails, 490 townhomes, up to 5 stories with 221,000 �. f. of office building, 240 condominium units, and retail office uses, subject to approvals and permits required by the Rice Creek Watershed Organization and MnDNR, Ramsey County and MnDOT, and subj ect to three conditions: 1) City staff shall work with the Master Developer to formulate a traffic reduction and redistribution plan designed to decrease traff'ic flow in adjacent residential areas; 2) The project will comply with the city shoreland ordinance, Chapter 1016, or specify any deviations from said ordinance for approval by the City Council; 3) The project will be constructed in such a way that it is consistent with LEED design standards as discussed in the September 27,2004 memorandum submittedto the city by the Master Developer . Final approval by the City Council will be considered after all conditions and required documents and permits have been submitted for final approvaL Final approvals are considered a separate application process. (The second phase development, further to the east, is to be reviewed by staff and the Planning Commission at subsequent public hearings prior to issuance of permits.) (Next Page) � PE'3595 — RCA Concept Plan and PrelimPlat Approval • 102504 Page 30