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File #: Ord 11-75    Version: 1
Type: Ordinance Status: Passed
In control: City Council
Final action: 9/14/2011
Title: Amending the Zoning Map as recommended in the District 9 Commercial Zoning Study.
Sponsors: Dave Thune
Attachments: 1. D9commzngstudystaffmemo.pdf, 2. D9commzngstudypcrecs.pdf, 3. D0commzngstudypcres&mins.pdf, 4. D9CommZoningOrdAttachment A.pdf, 5. District9CommercialZoningStudyProposed.pdf, 6. letter of objection.pdf, 7. D9 Rezoning City Council Myers-Rich letter.pdf, 8. Patrin letter.pdf, 9. Davidson email.pdf, 10. Wing email.pdf, 11. Fisher email.pdf, 12. Harris email.pdf, 13. Reid email.pdf, 14. Willson email for Ord 11-75 & Ord 11-76.pdf
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Amending the Zoning Map as recommended in the District 9 Commercial Zoning Study.

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WHEREAS, on October 27, 2010, the Saint Paul City Council passed a resolution (CF #10-1165) requesting that the Planning Commission "undertake a zoning study to assess whether the B3 zoning classification of said gateway parcel and the parcels specified herein which are adjacent to the gateway parcel within District 9 would further the District 9 Area Plan's Jobs and Economic Development Strategies calling for the preservation of businesses and jobs in the District while at the same time complementing the District's Housing Objectives;" and

WHEREAS, the study area boundaries were generally identified as Grand Avenue on the north, Leech Street on the east, Goodrich Street on the south, and W. 7th and Smith on the west; and

WHEREAS, at the same time, the City Council placed a one-year moratorium on the issuance of zoning and building permits or approvals in the study area (CF #11-5); and

WHEREAS, the zoning study and moratorium exempted parcels zoned RT1, RT2, RM1 and RM2 within the larger study area; and

WHEREAS, the Planning Commission determined that the number of real estate descriptions affected by the proposed zoning amendments renders obtaining written consent impractical; and

WHEREAS, the Planning Commission held a public hearing on July 22, 2011; and

WHEREAS, the Planning Commission concluded that T2 zoning will allow for a concentration of retail businesses at key nodes and higher-density residential use between nodes, and will provide design guidelines that address the key design goals of the Fort Road Design Guidelines - strategies called for in the District 9 Area Plan; and

WHEREAS, on August 5, 2011, the Planning Commission recommended rezoning of the B2 Community Business, B3 General Business and VP Vehicular Parking parcels within the District 9 Commercial Zoning Study area to T2 Traditional Neighborhood (see Attachment A, parcel chart, and ...

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