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2. Improve existing housing quality by adopting a regulatory approach to housing • maintenance. 3. Plan for the possible expansion of limited and neighborhood business and mixed business and residential use along Larpenteur Avenue ,west of Snelling Avenue as designated on the Comprehensive Land Use Plan. 4. In the event that a portion of the State Fairgrounds property becomes available for development over the life of the plan, allow mixed use development near the Snelling/Larpenteur Commercial Core that provides services to residents and the University of Minnesota and State Fairground users. r' b - 6. In the event that the University of Minnesota lands north of Larpenteur Avenue east of Fairview Avenue become available for development over the life of the plan, allow neighborhood related uses such as housing, parks, open space and neighborhood scale commercial development. [and limited business?] 7. In the event that the University of Minnesota lands north of Larpenteur Avenue east of Cleveland Avenue become available for development over the life of the plan, allow expanded limited business on the northeast corner of Cleveland and Larpenteur Avenues in the area that is contiguous to the area designated for limited business uses • on the Comprehensive Land Use Plan. 8. In the event that the University of Minnesota lands north of Larpenteur Avenue east of Cleveland Avenue become available for development over the life of the plan, allow and encourage uses complementary to the Gibbs and Bell museums on the northeast corner of the Cleveland/Larpenteur intersection. 9. Pursue the dedication of the Community Park to the City prior to the sale and redevelopment of the University property north of Larpenteur and east of Cleveland Avenues. [Justin's note: Continue long term lease, with first right of refusal?] 10. Carefully evaluate the City's potential financial exposure and seek guarantees from developers where public financial assistance is to be provided in support of redevelopment. To be discussed: ~ Should the State Fair land item be kept in from old plan? ~ Is there a need to revisit the first policy item to reflect the walkability goals, i. e., to encourage local neighborhood (decentralized) businesses close to where people live? • What about the Hollywood Court item? • Assembled Elements, Draft 1 FH Comp Plan 2007 Page 42 of 42