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• Residential Area Goals: Achieve a fle�ble balance of different types of housing alternatives that meet the life cycle needs of residents. Through careful use of the little remaining land in Roseville identify and maintain the e�sting balance of residential acreage throughout the community. • Promote neighborhood. Maintain and develop close knit neighborhoods for single and multi unit developments. Create neighborhood identity and scale, and improve community visual/aesthetic effect. • Policies: Encourage innovative high quality planning and design in residential developments that cater to the life style/life cycle of present and future residents. • Convert unused/underused commercial lands to residential uses. • When approving a residential planned unit development, require better quality with established criteria for open space and quality materials. • Encourage the development of well designed multiple family dwelling projects which are compatible with adjacent uses. • Encourage year-round landscaping of public and private space, including planned development of boulevards and medians. • Add and integrated sidewalk or pathway system requirements in ordinances and in design standards for new developments. • Commercial Area, Policies: Continue to emphasize and improve site plan review process for public and private development. • Cooperate with e�sting and potential commercial developers in creating efficient site plans with emphasis on efficient access and egress, parking areas, and landscaping. • Review all commercial development site plans to ensure quality design, the completion of an adequate amount of site landscaping, and beautification. 6.2 Citv Infrastructure: The proposed redevelopment of the parcels into a professional office and � supportive housing complex does not require expansion or e�tension of City infrastructure such as utilities and streets. 6.3 Jobs and Value: The four parcels have a current land and building value of $284,100 (Ramsey County Assessor) contributing $8,920 in annual property taxes. The Accessible Space project value is estimated at $2.5 million including property acquisition and site development costs. The non-profit housing project will not generate property taxes. The supportive housing project is anticipated to employ three to four fulltime job equivalents, but no more than two employees at any given time. PF3224 -- RCA Accessible Space Concept Plan 030402 Page 7