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determine the pattern of subdivision. Goal 6. To promote development of limited numbers of multiple -family residences. Recommendation No. 36. Promote development of existing multiple -family -zoned land. Recommendation No. 37. Rezone the "Erickson Property" near Elm Street -and Sunrise Drive to an R-3 density. Recommendation No. 38. Consider on a request basis other rezonings for multiple -family use where: 1) the parcels are small, 2) the land is adjacent to a collector street, 3) the structures will be compatible with adjacent single family structures. Policy 6B. Senior housing should be available in Lino Lakes. Recommendation No. 39. Use private sector vendors to build and market senior housing units. Recommendation No. 40. Use tax increment financing to underwrite development of senior housing. Policy C. Multiple family residences should be attractive, inviting places to live. Recommendation No. 41. The design review board should carefully examine site plans and architectural plans to ensure contemporary and aesthetically pleasing structures are located in the city, i.e. no rows of boxes with seas of asphalt parking areas. , Goal 7. To create no additional unsewered residential lot with an area less than ten acres. Policy 7A. Promote residential development only within the MUSA boundary. Recommendation No. 42. Eliminate the 2 1/2 acre minimum lot sizes from the zoning ordinance. Recommendation No. 43. Require ten acre minimum lot sizes in all areas outside the MUSA boundary. Recommendation No. 44. Within the MUSA boundary permit no subdivisions of property where the new, vacant parcels are not served by city utilities. Policy 7B. Ensure that development in the city's rural areas does not preclude or interfere with future. Recommendation No. 45. Review all ten acre subdivisions Page 23