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• Table 14: Future Land Use -Falcon Heights <br />• <br />Residen#ial Total 329:55 330;29 325.46 <br />Sin le Famil Residential * 270.34 270.86 270.86 <br />Farmsteads 0 0 0 <br />Multi-famil Residential 59.21 59.43 54.60 <br />Mixed Use 15.12 21.14 25.87 <br />Mixed Use Residential 4.91 10.93 19.89 <br />Mixed Use Commercial 10.11 10.11 5.98 <br />Commercial 14.09 9.07 9.07 <br />Industrial Total 0 0 0 <br />Industrial and Utilit 0 0 0 <br />Extractive 0 0 0 <br />Railwa 0 0 0 <br />Institutional * 456.25 457.75 457.75 <br />Parks, Recreation 8~ Preserves 184.56 184.56 184.56 <br />Ma'or Vehicular Ri hts of Wa 2 2 2 <br />Ai its 0 0 0 <br />A riculture and Undevelo Total 277.03 274.59 274.59 <br />A riculture 274.59 274.59 274.59 <br />Undevelo ed Land * 2.44 0 0 <br />O n Water D D 0 <br />Total 1278.60 1278.60 1278.60 <br />Assumes the vacant lots north of Lindig will be combined with the adjacent residential lots on Tatum by <br />2020. No extension of Lindig is anticipated, nor building of additional homes on those properties; 2129 <br />Larpenteur will change from SFR to Institutional; vacant lot on Tatum will be developed as MFR <br />The categories in the above table are based on the Metropolitan Council's Generalized <br />Land Use Categories, subject to the following: <br />Agriculture: In Falcon Heights, all land designated for Agriculture is used for University <br />of Minnesota research. It is not considered vacant or available for development during the <br />life of this plan. Future acreages assume no change in UM or State Fair uses. <br />Single Family Residential: Single family detached homes. In Falcon Heights the <br />average residential density for this category is over 4 units per acre; the range is 0 to 8 <br />units per acre. <br />Multi-Family Residential: This category includes all multi-family buildings and <br />attached single family residences. The range is 8 to 50+ units per acre. For multi-family <br />apartment buildings in Falcon heights the 2007 average density is 28.4 units per acre. <br />Mixed Use Residential: Land containing a building with multiple uses in combination <br />with at least one residential unit. The only Mixed Use Residential property in Falcon <br />Heights in 2007 has a 45 unit per acre density. Future redevelopment for mixed <br />residential use would be at or above the current average of 28 units per acre. <br />Mixed Use Commercial: Land containing a building with multiple uses with no <br />• residential or industrial uses. The only such property in Falcon Heights in 2007 is the <br />TCCU property, which hosts the farmer's market. It is assumed that the market would <br />continue to be located in the remaining limited business portion of the TCCU site. <br />Falcon Heights Comprehensive Plan 2008 Draft -January, 2008 Part II: Land Use & Housing, Page II-43 <br />