Agenda - Planning Commission - 01/07/2021

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171 Policy 4: Encourage that land dedication requirements be used to acquire land suitable for public river access. Policy 5: Guide land use and development consistent with management purpose of each district. Policy 6: Amending existing or adopting new MRCCA ordinance overlay district compliant with the goals of the MRCCA Plan and Minnesota Rules, part 6106.0070, Subp. 5 – Content of Ordinances Primary Conservation Areas Policy 1: The City will encourage conservation subdivision design to protect Primary Conservation Areas. Policy 2: Conservation Subdivision Design will be utilized to allow the clustering of lots in exchange for permanent protection of Primary Conservation Areas. Policy 3: The City will continue its proactive approach to subdivision design by encouraging will continue its proactive approach to subdivision design by encouraging will continue its proactive approach to subdivision design by encouraging setbacks and adequate lot depth to preserve Primary Conservation Areas. lot depth to preserve Primary Conservation Areas. lot depth to preserve Primary Conservation Areas. d Policy 4: The City will support mitigation of impacts to PCAs through subdivisions/PUDs, varianceThe City will support mitigation of impacts to PCAs through subdivisions/PUDs, varianceThe City will support mitigation of impacts to PCAs through subdivisions/PUDs, varianceThe City will support mitigation of impacts to PCAs through subdivisions/PUDs, varianceThe City will support mitigation of impacts to PCAs through subdivisions/PUDs, variances, e y CUPs, and other permits. v l o n Policy 5: The City will where possible and feasible restore previously removed native plant : The City will where possible and feasible restore previously removed native plant : The City will where possible and feasible restore previously removed native plant : The City will where possible and feasible restore previously removed native plant : The City will where possible and feasible restore previously removed native plant r communities and natural vegetation in riparian areas a high priority during development.communities and natural vegetation in riparian areas a high priority during development.communities and natural vegetation in riparian areas a high priority during development.communities and natural vegetation in riparian areas a high priority during development.communities and natural vegetation in riparian areas a high priority during development.communities and natural vegetation in riparian areas a high priority during development.communities and natural vegetation in riparian areas a high priority during development. p O p Policy 6: The City will seek to establish perma: The City will seek to establish permanent protectinent protectinent protectinent protection of PCAs through either public on of PCAs through either public on of PCAs through either public d A acquisition, conservation easement, or deed restrictions.acquisition, conservation easement, or deed restrictions.acquisition, conservation easement, or deed restrictions.acquisition, conservation easement, or deed restrictions.acquisition, conservation easement, or deed restrictions.acquisition, conservation easement, or deed restrictions. n y u Policy 7: The City will seek to minimize impacts to PCAs from solar and wind generation facilities, cy 7: The City will seek to minimize impacts to PCAs from solar and wind generation facilities, cy 7: The City will seek to minimize impacts to PCAs from solar and wind generation facilities, cy 7: The City will seek to minimize impacts to PCAs from solar and wind generation facilities, cy 7: The City will seek to minimize impacts to PCAs from solar and wind generation facilities, l o public transportation facilities and public utilitiepublic transportation facilities and public utilitiepublic transportation facilities and public utilitiepublic transportation facilities and public utilities.s.s. s r u g Policy 8: The City will protect Primary Conservation Areas Policy 8: The City will protect Primary Conservation Areas Policy 8: The City will protect Primary Conservation Areas Policy 8: The City will protect Primary Conservation Areas Policy 8: The City will protect Primary Conservation Areas as shown and described within this o k i MRCCA plan. c v a Public River Corridor ViewsPublic River Corridor ViewsPublic River Corridor Views e r Policy 1: The City will strive to work with applicable partners, especially Anoka County Parks, to will strive to work with applicable partners, especially Anoka County Parks, to will strive to work with applicable partners, especially Anoka County Parks, to will strive to work with applicable partners, especially Anoka County Parks, to will strive to work with applicable partners, especially Anoka County Parks, to will strive to work with applicable partners, especially Anoka County Parks, to will strive to work with applicable partners, especially Anoka County Parks, to B P improve access to Public River Corridor Views. blic River Corridor Views. blic River Corridor Views. blic River Corridor Views. blic River Corridor Views. r o Policy 2: When feasible, the City will protect and minimize impacts to When feasible, the City will protect and minimize impacts to When feasible, the City will protect and minimize impacts to PRCVs from public and F private development activitiesdevelopment activitiesdevelopment activities. Policy 3: The City will protect and minimize impacts to PRCVs from public and private vegetation management activities. Policy 4: The City will protect PRCVs located within the community and identified by other communities adjacent or across the river. Policy 5: The City will seek to minimize impacts on PRCVs from solar and wind generation facilities, public transportation facilities and public utilities. Restoration Priorities Policy 1: The City will continue to implement pilot demonstration projects and incentives to encourage restoration of priority areas.