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create a new residential zone, aedUni an architectural and historic <br />'versify Grove Neighborhood. <br />district residential zone for th <br />the University Grove as an architectural and historic <br />Designating be possible because the neighborhood ithe level <br />district zone may However, <br />architecturally and historically significant. be eligible <br />of that significance remains to be assessed. Iltmcertainly has <br />for the Nataoaastatewidersignificance.PlThessignificant criteria <br />some local <br />are: ' <br />ue neighborhood plan done in 1928 including the <br />1. The uniq built around common areas <br />academic residences and being <br />2, The architecturally significant homes <br />3, The homes of famous people <br />The process cf designating the University Grove Neighborhood as a <br />new residential zone and/or an architectural/changelmayebedential <br />district requires a zoning change. A zoning a <br />1 a petition from the property owners, 2) the <br />initiated by ) Commission or 3) an action by <br />recommendation from the Plannchange is underway all property owners <br />City Council. Once a zoning on the <br />and abutting property owners are invited to a public hearing <br />change. The Planning Commission makes a <br />proposed zoning Council. A four- <br />recommendation on the proposed change u°redetolamend the zoning <br />fifths vote of the City Council is req <br />code. <br />A COMPARISON OF LAND USE CON7 <br />The following table compares <br />imposed by the University of <br />observation) and the City of <br />an R-1 zone. The University <br />sets of restrictions. <br />' ROL S <br />the University Grove restrictions <br />Minnesota (based upon documents and <br />Falcon Heights zoning restrictions in <br />Grove Neighborhood is subject to both <br />• <br />