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5. In the event that the University of Minnesota lands north of Larpenteur Avenue east • <br />of Fairview Avenue become available for development over the life of the plan, allow <br />neighborhood related uses such as housing, parks, open space, neighborhood scale <br />commercial development and limited business use. (See The Larpenteur Corridor <br />section.) <br />6. In the event that the University of Minnesota lands north of Larpenteur Avenue east <br />of Cleveland Avenue become available for development over the life of the plan, <br />allow and encourage uses complementary to the Gibbs and Bell museums and to the <br />parks and other recreational amenities in the Cleveland-Larpenteur area. <br />7. Pursue the dedication of the Community Park to the City prior to the sale and <br />redevelopment of the University property north of Larpenteur and east of Cleveland <br />Avenues. <br />8. Carefully evaluate the City's potential financial exposure and seek guarantees from <br />developers where public financial assistance is to be provided in support of <br />redevelopment. <br />9. Collaborate with the University of Minnesota and Minnesota State Fair to produce a <br />land design framework making Falcon Heights a place of enduring quality and <br />character. <br />• <br />• <br />Falcon Heights Comprehensive Plan Draft January, 2008 Page IV - 12 <br />Part IV: Parks, Community, Economic Development, Implementation, Appendices <br />