020142040 Comp Plan482712engTitle page, table of contents and topical index, and foreword.0Cover, Title Page, Table of Contents and Foreword/caapb/assets/InteriorCover_tcm1087-483764.png2 - Title Page, Table of Contents and Foreward<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-483765" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />1087483765/caapb/assets/CoverTOCForeword_tcm1087-484784.pdf2023-12-07T18:42:19Z2040 Comp Plan482712eng<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">The seventh principle of the Comprehensive Plan outlines CAAPB’s approach to planning and community engagement, including topics covering:</p>
<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">- How is Planning Done in the Capitol Area?
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- Embracing Change in the Capitol Area</p>0Principle 7: In all parts of the Capitol Area, new development respects community, assets and context. /caapb/assets/Cover7_tcm1087-482996.pngPrinciple 7<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-483009" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />1087483009/caapb/assets/Principle%207_tcm1087-484515.pdf2023-12-07T18:42:18Z2040 Comp Plan482712eng<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">The most significant potential for development in the Capitol Area in the next 10 years is within the Capitol Rice District. At the center is the Capitol Rice LRT station and Leif Erickson Park, with a growing vibrancy and unique sense of place integrated with a mobility hub for workers and community members. </p>0The Capitol Rice Development Framework (Addendum to Principle 7A)/caapb/assets/Capitol%20Rice%20District%20Drawing_tcm1087-616169.PNGz - Framework<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-483007" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />1087483007/caapb/assets/Capitol%20Rice%20Development%20Framework_tcm1087-616026.pdf2024-03-29T18:49:55Z2040 Comp Plan482712eng<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">The first chapter of the 2040 Comprehensive Plan provides and introduction to the plan, outlining The Capitol Area Principles and the principal influences on the plan. </div>
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<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Keywords: Capitol Area boundary; Capitol Area Principles; Capitol Campus; Capitol Heights; Capitol Rice District; Cass Gilbert; climate change; equity; Fitzgerald Park; historic resources; history; interstate; freeway; I-94; I-35E; planning; statute 15B; statutory authority; vision; zoning </div>0Introduction and The Capitol Area Principles /caapb/assets/CoverINTRO_tcm1087-483003.png3 - Introduction<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-482747" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />1087482747/caapb/assets/Introduction_tcm1087-484508.pdf2023-12-07T18:42:13Z2040 Comp Plan482712eng<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">This chapter is an introduction to further planning in Fitzgerald Park.</p>0Principle 7C: The five-blocks of the Capitol Area that extend into the Fitzgerald Park neighborhood form important connections to the downtown core and river beyond. /caapb/assets/Cover7C_tcm1087-482993.pngPrinciple 7c<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-482744" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />1087482744/caapb/assets/Principle%207C_tcm1087-484518.pdf2023-12-07T18:42:08Z2040 Comp Plan482712eng<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">This chapter is an introduction to a future Capitol Heights Development Framework.</p>0Principle 7B: New development in Capitol Heights should be sensitive to the existing scale and character. /caapb/assets/Cover7B_tcm1087-482994.pngPrinciple 7b<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-482743" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />1087482743/caapb/assets/Principle%207B_tcm1087-484517.pdf2023-12-07T18:42:07Z2040 Comp Plan482712eng<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">This chapter is an introduction to the Capitol Rice Development Framework. </p>0Principle 7A: The Capitol Rice District is an Urban Village with Leif Erickson Park at its center. /caapb/assets/Cover7A_tcm1087-482995.pngPrinciple 7a<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-482741" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />1087482741/caapb/assets/Principle%207A_tcm1087-484516.pdf2023-12-07T18:42:03Z2040 Comp Plan482712Making the Vision a Realityfundingvisionpublic-privategovernanceeng<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">The sixth principle of the Comprehensive Plan outlines four key land use patterns relevant to diversity in the Capitol Area:</p>
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- Missing Middle Housing</p>Comp Plans2980770Principle 6: Land use diversity is encouraged throughout the Capitol Area. /caapb/assets/Cover6_tcm1087-482997.pngPrinciple 6<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-482719" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />108748271906 Making the Vision a Reality299111/caapb/assets/Principle%206_tcm1087-484514.pdf2023-12-07T18:41:57Z2040 Comp Plan482712Principal Influencescomprehensiveplanprincipal influencestext197988pdfeng<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">The second principle of the Comprehensive Plan outlines The Preeminence of the Capitol Building (heights and views); The Campus Plan (relationships of the campus to the downtown core and the Mississippi River); and preservation of the urban design, buildings and landscapes of the Capitol Area. </div>
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<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Keywords: Capitol Campus; Cass Gilbert; height; height limit; building height; identity; view; views; viewshed </div>Comp Plans2980770Principle 2: The Capitol Building and Mall are central to the identity of Saint Paul and are a unifying focal point for the city, as Cass Gilbert once envisioned. /caapb/assets/Cover2_tcm1087-483001.pngPrinciple 2<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-482715" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />108748271502 Principal Influences298075/caapb/assets/Principle%202_tcm1087-484510.pdf2023-12-07T18:41:49Z2040 Comp Plan482712Unified Comprehensive Plan 1998-2009Capitol Area Architectural and Planning Boardcomprehensiveplanunifiedtext197988pdfengFull PDFComp Plans29807702040 Comprehensive Plan for the Minnesota State Capitol Area /caapb/assets/CoverThumbnail_tcm1087-483152.jpg1 - Unified Comprehensive Plan<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-482720" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />2017-04-01T23:36:54Z1087482720https://mn.gov/mn/reports/caapb/2040ComprehensivePlan_full.pdf2023-12-07T18:42:02Z2040 Comp Plan482712Transportationtransportationparkingpedestrianbicycletransiteng<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">The fifth principle of the Comprehensive Plan outlines key strategies to restore the nature of multi-modal transportation in the Capitol Area, including:
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- A Complete Streets Framework
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- Capitol Area Mode Shift: District Strategies
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- District and Shared Parking Strategies</p>Comp Plans2980770Principle 5: The Capitol Area is an urban multi-modal district, seamlessly connected to destinations. /caapb/assets/Cover5_tcm1087-482998.pngPrinciple 5<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-482718" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />2017-04-01T23:27:38Z108748271805 Transportation299110/caapb/assets/Principle%205_tcm1087-484513.pdf2023-12-07T18:41:55Z2040 Comp Plan482712Capitol Area Neighborhoodsurban villagesneighborhoodfrogtownsearseng<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">The fourth principle of the Comprehensive Plan addresses the public realm of the Capitol Area. The public realm refers to the network of public spaces that extends beyond the Capitol Campus into the surrounding neighborhoods. This network includes open spaces—such as parks and plazas—and the linkages that connect them—streets, pathways, trails, and bridges. This chapter outlines four key elements of the public realm, followed by policies that will enable those patterns: </p>
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- A Comfortable Streetscape Experience: Building Frontages and Street-Level Activation
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- Art in the Public Realm. </p>Comp Plans2980770Principle 4: The entire Capitol Area provides an integrated, high-quality, human-scale public realm experience. /caapb/assets/Cover4_tcm1087-482999.pngPrinciple 4<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-482717" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />2017-04-01T23:24:55Z108748271704 Capitol Area Neighborhoods299109/caapb/assets/Principle%204_tcm1087-484512.pdf2023-12-07T18:41:51Z2040 Comp Plan482712Capitol Campusapproachview corridorfootpathcapitol campuseng<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">The third principle of the Comprehensive Plan outlines the best practices to be employed for all projects in the Capitol Area. Each Principle in the Comprehensive Plan is rooted in equity and sustainability and is viewed through a holistic 5-point lens, balancing public health, environmental quality, economic vitality, strong communities & families, and placemaking & identity. </div>
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<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Keywords: climate change, coommunity; communities; economy; economic vitality; energy and environment; families; family; health; healthy living; holistic lens; placemaking and identity; sustainable; sustainability </div>Comp Plans2980770Principle 3: The Capitol Area is a model for Minnesota, where best practices are expected in the planning, design and development of public and private projects. /caapb/assets/Cover3_tcm1087-483000.pngPrinciple 3<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-485749" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />2017-04-01T23:22:10Z108748574903 Capitol Campus298076/caapb/assets/Principle%203_tcm1087-485750.pdf2023-12-07T18:42:21Z2040 Comp Plan482712Visioncomprehensiveplanvisioneng<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">The first principle of the Comprehensive Plan outlines the civic role of the Capitol Area in Minnesota and the fundamentals of a high-quality visitor experience. </div>
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<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Keywords: Capitol Campus; Cass Gilbert; accessibility; art; celebrations; civic; commemorative work; demonstrations; events; Minnesota’s Front Yard; historic resources; memorial; memorials; preservation; visitor; visitors; visitor experience </div>Comp Plans2980770Principle 1: As Minnesota’s seat of government and destination for thousands each year, the Capitol Area offers the highest quality experience to visitors./caapb/assets/Cover1_tcm1087-483002.pngPrinciple 1<custom:Link urlOnly="true" type="Component" destination="tcm:1087-482714" templateURI="tcm:0-0-0" origin="tcm:0-0-0" />2017-04-01T23:16:41Z108748271401 Vision298074/caapb/assets/Principle%201a_tcm1087-484509.pdf2023-12-07T18:41:45Z