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• Commonwealth Avenue on campus. In the event that any of this housing is built and operated by private entities, this development could come under the City's land use jurisdiction, and the City would need to create appropriate land use controls both to meet the needs of the University and to ensure compatibility with the City's goals and best interests. Although no further change to public lands, and no sale to the private sector, is anticipated during the time frame of this plan, the City acknowledges that provision must be made if University of Minnesota or State Fair plans change. The City's previous comprehensive plan called for all public land not permanently reserved for public use to revert to single-family residential use if it should be sold for private development. Given the health and sustainability objectives of this plan, restricting this land to single family residential use is not necessarily in the best interest of the community. Therefore, the City will adopt a more flexible approach, creating overlay districts to guide any future development of public lands in coordination with the other parts of this plan, while acknowledging the present public use in the base zoning designation. Portions of these lands, such as Community Park, maybe candidates for permanent reservation as public land. Corridor studies of Larpenteur and Snelling will be undertaken before the extent of the new zones can be determined. This plan will be amended when those studies have been completed. Areas of Potential Change r~ Potential "Multi-use" DISMct ~ Bell Museum 31te • Cleve) andlLarpenteur Civic, Cultural and Recreational Precinct Falcon Heights Comprehensive Plan 2008 Draft -January, 2008 ® Potential Campus Housing District Areas of Potential Change: Privately Owned Land B-1 B-2 B-3 R-1 - R-4 Part II: Land Use & Housing, Page II-9 Figure 7: Areas of Potential Change