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ROSEMOUNT. MINNESOTA 55068
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MAYOR NAPPER, COUNCIL MEMBERS: KLASSEN, OXBOROUGH, WILLCOX
& WIPPERMAN; AND, CITY ADMINISTRATOR JILK
MICHAEL WOZNIAK, AICP, CITY PLANNER
FEBRUARY 8, 1991
FEBRUARY 12, 1991 - SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE PLAN REVISION - DISCUSSION OF COMMUNITY GOAL
STATEMENTS
The Planning Commission has been invited to attend this Special
Council Meeting to allow an opportunity for joint discussion of
draft Community Goal Statements for the revision of the City's
Comprehensive Guide Plan. Attached with this review is a copy of
the Goal Statements which was previously copied to City Council
back in December.
Planning Consultant, Fred Hoisington will begin discussion of this
item by giving a brief overview of the planning process for the
Guide Plan revision. Fred will then lead discussion of the Goal
Statements. The intent of this meeting is to accept comment and
answer questions the Planning Commission and City Council may have
as to the significance of the various Community Goal Statement
which have been drafted.
City staff including myself; Director of Community Development,
Dean Johnson; and Student Intern, Cindy Carlson, will be available
to assist in explaining how the Goal Statements were developed and
what the implication of including these statements in the Guide
Plan would be.
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
SUGGESTED COMMUNITY GOALS
1. Preserve and foster the small town ambience of the community by
striving to respect Rosemount's unique historical and physical assets
and encouraging the continuation of strong interpersonal relationships
among residents (CAC I).
2. Balance industrial, commercial and residential development with small
town ambience (CAC #TVI).
3. A balanced and diverse community that provides opportunities for
living, working, shopping, playing, learning and socializing.
4. Maintain the rural appearance and character of Rosemount.
5. Conserve unique natural/physical/historical resources including
landscapes of scenic and ecological significance.
6. A generally compact urban form with orderly and sequential growth
that is capable of being efficiently and economically served by public
services.
7. Housing opportunities for people of all age, income and ethnic
backgrounds.
8. Preservation and enhancement of
of orientation, social interaction,
exchange (CAC TII).
the downtown's identity as a place
cultural expression and commercial
9. Continuing redevelopment and growth of the Rosemount CBD core as
the predominant center for retail, office, dining, entertainment,
institutional and public uses.
10. Attraction of new retail establishments to
ort downtown o pand or maintainpport
of existing viable businesses in thei
current operations for the purpose of retaining existing employment
and enhancing a stable tax base.
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