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Planning Commission 471-97: O'Neil Property • March 8, 1997 Page 4 less the dividing line between the two zoning districts on the property. (See Attachment 4.) Not adopted. • 1991: New maps were prepared for the districts, showing the O'Neil property as"Mixed Use -LD/MD" for the O'Neil property, or low density and medium density residential. (See Attachment 5.) The Planning Commission adopted Resolution No. 318-91 recommending to the City Council adoption of the plan dated August 1991. This plan included the following guideline: "The existing City government offices,community parks and recreational areas should serve as the area to be identified as City Center,the focal point of the community. This component of the City would also be a suitable location for additional office park facilities,should the market support such expansion." Not adopted. • 1993-1994: Mounds View Focus 2000 Implementation Plan, prepared in September 1994, included the following goal: Create a redevelopment plan for Highway 10 as a community oriented boulevard. The 1994 Action Steps included: Create a Highway 10 Redevelopment Task Force or related task force under the Economic Development Authority to develop a long range strategic plan for the redevelopment of Highway 10. Complete an inventory of properties along Highway 10,noting zoning,use,activity,and property condition. Evaluate long and short term uses and recommend changes. • 1994-1995: The Highway 10 Redevelopment Plan prepared by a task force with representatives from the Economic Development Commission, Planning Commission and Parks and Recreation Commission, and forwarded to City Council. The task force recommended that the O'Neil property be developed as light commercial use such as a corporate headquarter/office campus setting or townhomes. In summary, the designation in the adopted Comprehensive Plan for the O'Neil property is medium density residential. This designation is 18 years old. Since 1979, consideration has been given to retaining the medium density residential designation, and to changing it to highway commercial, mixed use low and medium density residential, office park, corporate headquarters