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Regular Planning Commission Item #: 6. 1. <br />Date: 03/03/2011 <br />By: Tim Gladhill <br />Community Development <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Consider Ordinance to Amend Section 117-90 "Map" of Chapter 117 of the Ramsey City Code Related to the 2030 <br />Comprehensive Plan. <br />Background: <br />Every ten (10) years, municipalities within the Metropolitan Council's jurisdiction are required to adopt an updated <br />Comprehensive Plan per Minnesota Statute 473, which includes a Future Land Use (FLU) Map. The City recently <br />completed this round of updates and officially instituted a revised FLU Map. Within nine (9) months, the City <br />must now update its official controls, including zoning code text amendments and amendments to the Official <br />Zoning Map to be consistent with the Future Land Use Map. <br />Notification: <br />The Public Hearing was properly notified in the Anoka County Union. Although mailing notices are not required if <br />the amendment involves more than five (5) acres, City Staff attempted to notify affected parcels of the Public <br />Hearing via Standard US Mail. <br />Observations: <br />The City is processing these amendments in phases. This first phase includes amendments that do not include <br />revised or new zoning districts be established. The second phase is anticipated to consist of the current Central <br />Rural Reserve District as a follow up to the Central Rural Reserve Study. The final phase is anticipated to include <br />those areas which require new or revised zoning districts. These districts include an 'Office Park' and 'Park' zoning <br />district, which are currently not established in the zoning code at this time. <br />City Staff received feedback regarding the proposed change from B-2 Highway Business to R-2 Residential (PID: <br />283225340002). The idea behind re -zoning this parcel to R-2 Residential was to allow a religious institution as a <br />conditional use (something not permitted under the B-2 Highway Business District), as well as providing for <br />additional residential units to support the commercial area. Participants of the Future Land Use Map creation <br />reviewed the amount of vacant area already guided for commercial use and attempted to provide for a <br />comprehensive land use analysis that addressed some market reality. Although Staff has not heard directly from the <br />owner, Staff understands the desire from this parcel may be to remain B-2 Highway Business District. City Staff has <br />heard from lenders of the parcel and potential buyers of the parcel, but not the entity that holds fee title to the <br />project. City Staff will attempt to contact this owner for clarification, and will provide a recommendation for this <br />parcel at the meeting. The City will need to consider the City's system statement and ensure that adequate areas are <br />guided for anticipated residential uses as well as the market reality of the amount of areas guided for commercial <br />use. If it is the City's desire to allow this parcel to remain B-2 Business, the property owner should submit an <br />application for Comprehensive Plan Amendment to be reviewed. <br />Funding Source: <br />All costs associated with the amendment are being handled as regular staff duties. <br />Staff Recommendation: <br />City Staff recommends approval of the Ordinance to amend the Official Zoning Map as presented. <br />
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