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REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION Approval: Manager Approved:: DATE: 12/17/Ol ITE1�T NO: .T- 1 Agenda Section: ORDINANCE Item Description: Roseville Mobile Home Park: FINAL Planned Unit Development Agreement and Rezoning from "R-2 Two Family District and from "B- 3" Retail Business to "MH-PUD", a Residential Planned Unit Development, 2599 Lexington Avenue (PF 3225) — CONTINUED FRO1�T NOVEI�TBER 26, 2001 1.0 PREVIOUS ACTIONS AND UPDATES In the fall of 2000, the Roseville City Council encouraged the owners of Roseville Estates Mobile Home Park to begin a PUD process that would clear up all the loose ends (and history) and provide phased plans for future improvements. The Planning Commission then reviewed the sketch plan on April 11, 2001 and were supportive, encouraging more resident involvement, more clean-up of the Park, more detailed site plans — especially the play area and parking, and longer vision plan for improvements. On May 9, 2001 the Roseville Planning Commission held the required hearing and recommended approval of a concept PUD plan and a rezoning to a Mobile Home Planned Unit Development (MH-PUD). The Roseville City Council, on Monday, May 14,200 1, approved the request for a temporary permit to relocate four seasonal recreational vehicles to the southwest (rear) portion of the Roseville Mobile Home Park as follows: ". .. approved a temporary seasonal recreational vehicle (RV) permit for four pads to be located in the southwest comer of the Mobile Home Park, subject to utility and life safety Code compliance; with the seasonal permit to expire on November 15, 2001, at which time the four RV units will be removed from the site or adhere to the requirements of the Planned Unit Development zone". On May 2 l, 2001 the City Council tabled concept approval until after the Mobile Home Park owners met with the Park residents to explain future renovation plans. The Park owners/managers held a meeting in July, 2001 with representatives of the residents in which problem units and tenants, future plans for the entire Park, and plans for more new double — wide units and an improved play area were discussed. By mid-September the outline of a new five-year plan was submitted. This plan proposes a minimum of 4 new double-wides and 2 single-wide units, and eventually replacing up to 20 rental units owned by the park owners along Rose Place. They will either complete the installation of the 4 RV units or make the spaces adaptable for permanent units. During the five-year period they will also upgrade the existing road surface and parking pads. At least 15 more parking spaces ha�e been identified and will be constructed for off-street parking. A playground and picnic benches will be installed. Street signage and units numbers will be replaced and made more readable. The garbage dumpsters will be fenced and/or screened. Evergreens plantings will be done along the boulevards. Utilities will be upgraded continuously. Permits will be sought where required. The owners ha�e made some progress with moving the code deficient units and difficult residents. Roseville Mobile Home Park Plan (RCA 12 170 1) Page 1