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L. City of Mounds View 12040 Comprehensive Plan DRAFT November 27, 2019 The now defunct Village2 established the first Planning Commission in 1959 and completed the first Comprehensive Plan for Mounds View that same year. The City adopted a revised comprehensive plan in 1976 in accordance with the Metropolitan Land Planning Act passed by the Minnesota legislature. Mounds View adopted the previous Comprehensive Plan in 2010. SUBURBAN DESIGNATION In Thrive MSP 2040, the Metropolitan Council has designated Mounds View as a "Suburban" community. Suburban communities are those that saw peak development periods as baby boomers formed families and built homes. Figure 1-6 and Figure 1-7 show Mounds View and surrounding cities, color coded by specific community designations. The Council sets an overall density expectation for development and redevelopment within Suburban communities at 5 units per acre. 1 3 11- � ANCI KA Awid • T. I r.Ji • • ter• RENNET I N' 1 1 . ' ' I!Ti• :'-,, I. OARVER ...di—,„�. • . k -... • • . - a, 1 L RAMS Er D KOTA. r 1 I 1 Lbia Figure 1-6: Suburban community designation, within the regional context 2 "Little Mounds View" included about 300 acres in the southwest corner of the township, mostly owned by the Salvation Army. The area incorporated into St Anthony Village in 1958, and was the last area of the township to incorporate. 80to 84 years 70to 74years 60to 64years 50to 54years 40to 44years 30to 34years 20to 24years 10to 14years Under 5 years -500 0 500 • Male • Female 65 and over �. 40 to 64 years -� 25 to 35 years 20 to 24 years 11 5 to 19 years Under 5 years �1 -2500 0 2500 • Male • Female Population Cohorts, 2010 Census Figure 1-5: Suburban community designation, within the local context. Mounds View, as a Suburban community, is required to plan for development and redevelopment growth resulting in an average net density of at least 5 units per acre. Chapter 1: Background I 1-6