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2040 COMP PLAN Lino Lakes 2040 Comprehensive Plan Update Date: November 1, 2017 for November 6, 2017 Meeting To: Lino Lakes City Council From: Kendra Lindahl, AICP Landform Professional Services Subject: Comprehensive Plan Update—Land Use and Housing Plans On November 6th, consultants and staff will brief the City Council on the Comprehensive Plan Update, specifically the Land Use and Housing Plans. We will discuss: • The proposed changes to the Future Land Use Plan and Development Staging Plan, and • Compliance with Metropolitan Council regional planning policies including: o responding to the growth forecasts; o meeting goals for overall development density; and o accommodating the city's share of the regional affordable housing need. Based on feedback from the Council we will proceed with preparing the plan maps and text for these two chapters. Please see the attached schedule for the remainder of the Comprehensive Plan Update. Proposed Plan Changes Future Land Use Plan Changes—A process involving the Planning & Zoning Board and citizen and landowner input identified a list of potential changes to the city's Future Full Build Land Use Map. In some cases, the changes requested concerned not the future land use, but involved possible changes to the Development Staging Plan map to accelerate extension of public utilities to a given site. After evaluating the potential changes, there are only a few proposed changes for the 2040 Full Build Land Use Map. The locations are marked on the attached map. A. Approximately 10.4 acres on the west side of Lake Drive north of Diane Street would change from Medium Density Residential to Commercial. This change recognizes some of the existing land uses and the configuration of existing parcels which would make it difficult to assemble a suitable housing development site. This area is in the post -2040 Development Staging Area. B. Approximately 628 acres in the northeast corner of the city lying north of 80th Street and west of the regional park would change from Low Density Residential (120 acres), Medium Density Residential (333 acres), Industrial (104 acres) and Commercial (71 acres) to the new classification of Business Campus (538 acres) and Mixed Use 90 acres). The Mixed Use area is designated west of I -35E and south of Hardwood Creek, with the remainder designated Business Campus. This change recognizes that long-range plans for the northeast area of the city include interchanges on I -35E and I -35W. Access combined with high visibility at a key intersection of major transportation facilities will make this City Council November 6, 2017 1