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RESOLUTION
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
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Z Request for Additional Work Related to TN Zoning and Zaning Code Refurmatting
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5 WHEREAS, the Mayor and the Planning Commission have submitted and recommended adoption of a majar
6 revision of the Zoning Code (Saint Paul Legislative Code, Chapters 60 through 69) on which the Council held
7 a public hearing on December 3, 2003, and received ad@itionai written testimony unti] December 10, 2003;
9 WHEREAS, the major revisions do the following: reorganize the Zoning Code to make it easier for
10 everyone to find the regulations they are looking for; provide Traditional Neighborhood zoning districts for
11 mixed use, "urban village" development; and codify design standards that have been recommended in the
12 Comprehensive Plan;
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14 WHEREAS, the Council recognizes that the Zoning Code revisions contain many useful improvements—for
I S example, the tables of permitted land uses that are convenient for internet users--and wants to thanks the
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Planning Commission, the staff, and the citizens who did the work and participated in the process of creating
the Zoning Code amendments;
WHEREAS, the Council has 1sQ found through the public testimony and discussions with constituents that,
for certain of the amendments contained in the Mayor's and Planning Commission's draft ordinance, there is
not sufficient community awareness and support for the Council to act; instead, there should be more
community discussion and participation to consider alternatives and seek broader consensus;
WHEREAS, the Council wants both to act on the large sections of the proposed ordinance that have generai
support but also to request fiirther work on the issues and questions that arose through the CounciPs
deliberations;
28 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Council requests that the Planning Commission and
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Carriage houses;
Secondazy dwelling units;
Parkland dedication in TN zones andlor fees in lieu of parkland dedication (with participation by the
Parks and Recreation Commission and staff and by the Friends of the Parks and Trails);
Interrelationships between the T'N zones and River Corridor Overlay zones, and in particular
development of height regulations for the River Corridor Overlay zones as called for in the Mississippi
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River Corridor Plan chapter of the Comprehensive Pian (with participation hy the DNR, parks�d -`, �
Recreation, the Design Center, and interested citizen organizations);
5, jj�,$htrPm�lati ++ f.,=�� ,,,, Ti '� c'tt e�,,,,T Method measuring the size of double—
sided signs -- whether to count one side, or both sides, or to devise some alternative
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6. Attachment of reasonable conditions to zoning permits and variances that will ensure future compl73�ce
with City regulations and will, if necessary, facilitate enforcement; and
BE IT FURTI3ER RESOLVED, that these tasks be conducted with opporiunities for discussion and with
public input by affected City depat�tments and advisory bodies, other interested public agencies, district
councils, business organizations, cityrvide organizations, and the general public; and
FINALLY RESOLVED, that the Council requests the Planning Commission and PED staff to make a
progress report back to the Council six months after the date of this resolution.
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.leninfer Dunn - Re Fwd. TNJR�ver Corndor�heights amendment � �� � � �� � � � � � � Page 1 �
From: Larry Soderhoim
To: Dunn, Jennifer
Date: 2/18/04 1:SOPM
Su6ject: Re: Fwd: TN/River Corridor heights amendment
In Lee's resolutian you could delete the existing �that says "He+ght regufations for TN zones on
University Avenue" because f think Councilmembers Montgomery and Benanav are satisfied with the
compromise as a permanent regulation.
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Replace #y,'with "Method for measuring the size of doubfe-sided signs—whether to count one side, or both
sides, or to devise some aftemative formula"
»> Jennifer Dunn 02/18/04 01:25PM »>
Ailan-
I was actually wondering about the amendment regarding 2-sided signs. Larry had mentioned it last week
as something else that might need to be included in the "study' items, and Lee is willing to introduce and
amendment if you have language for him.
Thanks Allan - Jennifer
»> Allan Torstenson Q2l18/04 �1:19PM »>
Per your request to Larry Soderholm, attached are the zoning amendments re. TN heights allowed in the
River Corridor that Peggy Lynch and John Grzybek want. I think Larry explained to you that these are
amendments proposed by Peggy and John, not by staff. If these are amendments that the City Council
wants to adopt, they are in the correct form and use the correct terms. liowever, these amendments are
not recommended or supported by staff.
CC: Torstenson, Alian
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River Corridor Plan chapter of the Comprehensive Plan (with participation by the DNR, Pazks�d _� �
Recreation, the Design Center, and interested citizen organizations);
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Attachment of reasonable conditions to zoning permits and variances that will ensure future compliance
with City regulations and will, if necessary, facilitate enforcement; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that these tasks be conducted with opporiunities for discussion and with
public input by affected City departrnents and advisory bodies, other interested public agencies, district
councils, business organizations, citywide organizations, and the general public; and
FINALLy RESOLVED, that the Council requests the Planning Commission and PED staff to make a
�rogress report back to the Council six months after the date of this resolution.
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