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Development Scenarios Comparison Chart <br />Information displayed below are estimations <br />Residential Develo )ment <br />Data Center Develo )ment <br />Maximum Size <br />Residential Po ulation <br />Em lo ees <br />Based on zoning, does this <br />scenario fit the character of <br />surroundin a )ro erties? <br />Traffic <br />Primary entrance <br />Road e <br />Weekday traffic per day <br />Weekend traffic per day <br />Minimum Setbacks <br />Distances <br />(from our ro e <br />Screening or berming to <br />block view of neighboring <br />use. <br />Noise and light pollution risk <br />Effect on overall tax levy for <br />the City; and ability to <br />contribute to a new fire <br />station. <br />Market Failure Risk: <br />development fails and a new <br />user steps forward <br />47 Single Family Homes <br />Approximately 150 persons <br />Good Fit. <br />Very compatible <br />Helium Street <br />(from Alpine, Krypton Terrace, 150 LN NW) <br />Public <br />Medium <br />(estimated 470) <br />based on 10 trips per household <br />10 -30 feet <br />VARIABLE <br />Depends on individual property owners. <br />Examples: automobiles, families, AC <br />units, lawn mowers, snow blowers, <br />security lights, music, etc. <br />LOW <br />If a single family residential development <br />failed, that would mean a majority of <br />buildable lots remain vacant. Given <br />Ramsey's population growth trends and <br />projections, it is unlikely a single family <br />residential development would not <br />succeed. <br />One (1) 170,000 square foot or two (2) <br />55,000 - 65,000 square foot buildings <br />24 -48 persons <br />Acceptable. <br />Compatible with appropriate transitions, <br />landuse regulations. <br />Nowthen Boulevard, subject to approval <br />of Anoka County <br />Private <br />Medium/Low <br />(estimated 48 -96) <br />based on 12 -24 employees, 4 trips per <br />Medium <br />(estimated 470) <br />based on 10 trips per household <br />Very Low <br />(estimated 8 -16) <br />based on 2 -4 employees, 4 trips per <br />Various, 175' -250' <br />(pending zoning amendment) <br />(minimum 290' to adjacent homes) <br />Residential Transitioning Required <br />(vegetation and /or berming) <br />PRESENT <br />Data centers have backup generators and <br />like any business, have security lights. <br />City would require strict light and noise <br />pollution standards to mitigate/ <br />minimize effect on surrounding <br />properties. <br />f ilill MINOR <br />See feasibility study. <br />Low tax revenues. <br />High City operating costs. <br />Moderate /High consumer spending. <br />Moderate land proceeds. <br />SIGNIFICANT <br />See feasibility study. <br />High tax revenues. <br />Very low City operating costs. <br />Moderate/Low consumer spending. <br />Moderate land proceeds. <br />SHORT TERM: LOW <br />There is a strong interest in the market <br />today to use the subject property for a <br />data center. <br />LONG TERM: UNKNOWN (FAIR) <br />Data centers, or this specific site, could <br />conceivably become obsolete someday. <br />Meaning, no market demand for a data <br />center. In which case, the City would be <br />requested to make this site compatible <br />for a different user (i.e. office). <br />