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AM <br />City of Mounds View 1 2040 Comprehensive Plan MOMD-S V FEW_ <br />DRAFT September 21, 2020 <br />INDUSTRIAL <br />• WU <br />r.. <br />MOkINDS <br />Three Industrial designations have been into <br />IF. <br />COMMUNITY pEYELOTMENT <br />combined a single category. <br />1hi, prnperl} 7861 [:rnsdand kd <br />The previous 2030 update included a Light Industrial, Heavy Industrial, and <br />p P 9 Y <br />-�-. � . 11 owned ,, rho• �. <br />f:il► of Mound,, G'ien F:i)A. <br />Light Industrial PUD designation. <br />r - a1 acres, /.onrd 11-2. <br />Y•,,j r •r1l.nn•.,I,I wIlrn••rrd.•.1,.lOr nl vr••i.,t <br />. 111 irn Il.r nln 'h.l-'1'lil." <br />The 2040 Update streamlines the guide to a single Industrial designation. <br />Industrial guided areas are located around the interchange of Mounds View <br />Boulevard and Interstate-35W and north of State Highway 10 at Xylite Street, <br />as were the cases in the previous Update. Some small changes have beenrl <br />made to guide certain parcels from Regional Commercial to Industrial, and <br />- <br />from Industrial to Office or General Commercial. <br />Industrial is intended for light manufacturing, warehousing, office -showroom, <br />= <br />and similar uses, in addition to a need for outside storage. Non-traditional uses <br />, ..._a. <br />may be in Industrial areas which have similar needs (e.g. high ceilings and <br />Business, Retention & Expansion <br />open floor plans). Examples of these alternative uses include indoor sports <br />facilities and trampoline parks. <br />Mounds View is home to about 140 <br />businesses of various industries and <br />MIXED USE <br />sizes. City Staff maintain an active <br />Business, Retention & Expansion <br />Compared to previous updates, the Mixed -Use designation becomes a more <br />(BR&E) program, visiting each business <br />substantial category for guiding land use. The purpose of a Mixed -Use <br />on a 3-year cycle. The intent is for City <br />Staff to be aware of the businesses' <br />category is to remove barriers for developments that have complementary <br />activities and needs, and to provide <br />uses from two or more use categories — for instance a combination of multi- <br />assistance when appropriate, from <br />family residential and office/retail uses together on one parcel, or one <br />providing information on sign regulations, <br />neighborhood. The Future Land Use map includes two neighborhoods of <br />to connecting business owners wishing <br />Mixed Use; (1) Mounds View Blvd & Groveland Rd; and (2) Mounds View Blvd <br />to expand with representatives from MN <br />& CO Rd H2. <br />DEED and Greater MSP. <br />114 � <br />The greatest challenges that local <br />businesses have expressed include; lack <br />It is the intent — not requirement — that development within the Mixed -Use <br />designation be developed as a Planned Unit Development (PUD). The City <br />of employees; tax & utility rates; and lack <br />anticipates that Mixed Use districts will be redeveloped at 60% residential and <br />of space to expand. <br />40% commercial. The density minimums and maximums for the residential <br />By staying knowledgeable of available <br />portion will be as follows: <br />properties and business needs, the City <br />can connect buyers and sellers. Since <br />• Mixed Use (MU) residential component: 15 to 30 units per acre <br />the City is built -out, many businesses <br />can only expand by relocating outside of <br />The City of Mounds View seeks to achieve Mixed Use Districts by: <br />Mounds View. This is a short-term loss <br />for the City but presents opportunities for <br />• Allowing development of multiple, complementary uses that support <br />redevelopment of vacant and <br />One another. <br />underutilized properties. <br />• Promoting a walkable, sustainable development pattern that <br />supports alternative forms of transportation (walking, biking, and <br />transit) while still accommodating the automobile. <br />4 In the R-4 zoning district (2018), the density = 17 units per acre. The Gray Stone Flats PUD <br />(2020) will = about 30 units per acre. <br />Chapter 2: Land Use 1 2-9 <br />