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2008 Mounds View Comprehensive Plan
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<br />Chapter 3: Land Use
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<br />CC: Community Commercial: Land use principally engaged in the provision of goods or services
<br />with a primary service to the community. Community commercial uses would typically be located
<br />in a small commercial/retail center. Examples include community shopping center, retail, service
<br />oriented businesses, funeral homes, banks, savings & loans, restaurants and/or bars, veterinary
<br />clinics, and day care centers.
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<br />RC: Regional Commercial: Land use principally engaged in the provision of goods and services
<br />with a primary service area of 10 or more miles. Regional commercial uses would typically be
<br />located in or near a large commercial/retail center. Examples include nurseries, full line department
<br />stores, supermarkets, regional shopping centers, parking structures and lots, theaters, lodge halls,
<br />restaurants, hotels and motels, amusement parks, and sport/public assembly facilities.
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<br />HC: Highway Commercial: Land use principally engaged in the provision of goods and services
<br />that primarily services customers attracted from a nearby major transportation route. Examples
<br />include hotels/motels, drive-in/fast food restaurants, car washes, gas stations, automotive service
<br />stations.
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<br />OFC: Office: Land use predominantly involved in administrative, professional, or clerical services.
<br />Examples include general office buildings, and medical or dental clinics and offices.
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<br />MU-PUD: Mixed Use - Planned Unit Development: Land containing a building or buildings with
<br />significant amounts of residential uses in combination with commercial and/or office uses. Sites
<br />with this designation should be developed as planned unit developments to provide flexibility to
<br />ensure that integrated efficient and well-planned development occurs. Examples include projects
<br />that could provide for a mix of residential and commercial uses within single or multiple structures.
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<br />IN: Institutional: Land used primarily for governmental, educational, social or health care facilities
<br />excluding clinics. Examples include nursing homes, private hospitals, tax-exempt properties owned
<br />by federal, state, county, city or school districts, private schools, fire stations, and libraries.
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<br />CH: Church: Land used primarily for religious facilities. Examples include tax-exempt properties
<br />owned by churches and cemeteries.
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<br />LI: Light Industrial: Land used primarily in the manufacture, processing, fabrication, assembly,
<br />packaging, incidental storage, sales, and distribution of predominantly previously prepared
<br />materials, finished products or parts. Light industrial uses would typically have all processing
<br />within buildings, require limited exterior storage, generate limited amounts of truck traffic, and be
<br />free of hazardous or objectionable elements such as noise, odor, dust, smoke, glare or other
<br />pollutants. Examples include greenhouses, food and drink processing plants and storage, light
<br />manufacturing and assembly, small machine and tool and die shops, flex industrial centers, mini-
<br />warehouses, and research and development facilities.
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