What's New?

Review of the Complete Draft Comprehensive Plan

On April 22, 2020, the Metropolitan Council completed its review of Roseville's comprehensive plan update and authorized the City to formally adopt the 2040 Comprehensive Plan.

Download the complete 2040 Comprehensive Plan (80MB) or click on the links below to view an individual chapter or appendix.

Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Vision, Goals & Decisions
Chapter 3: Community Profile
Chapter 4: Land Use
Chapter 5: Housing
Chapter 6: Economic Development
Chapter 7: Transportation
Chapter 8: Parks, Recreation, Trails & Open Space
Chapter 9: Resilience & Environmental Protection
Chapter 10: Surface Water Management
Chapter 11: Water Supply System
Chapter 12: Sanitary Sewer System
Chapter 13: Implementation
Appendix A: Community Engagement Results
Appendix B: Rice-Larpenteur Vision Plan
Appendix C: Comprehensive Surface Water Management Plan
Appendix D: Water Supply Plan
Appendix E: Lift Station Starts and Runtimes

Reference Plans and Documents
Chapter 1	Thrive MSP 2040 Imagine Roseville 2025 Community Surveys Intergenerational Community Study Multi-Family Housing Study Imagine Roseville Discussions
Chapter 2	see Appendix A above
Chapter 3	none
Chapter 4	none
Chapter 5	Multifamily Housing Study
Chapter 6	Southeast Roseville Visioning Plan
Chapter 7	Pathway Master Plan
Chapter 8	Parks & Recreation System Master Plan
Chapter 9	University of Minnesota Capstone Projects Regional Indicators Initiative Population Vulnerability Assessment
Chapter 10	see Appendix C above
Chapter 11	see Appendix D above
Chapter 12	see Appendix E above
Chapter 13	none

What is a Comprehensive Plan?

A comprehensive plan is a tool for guiding the growth, redevelopment, and overall improvement of a city. For example, Roseville’s current 2030 Comprehensive Plan identifies not only a land-use plan, but also develops a broader framework to help shape the character of the community and enhance the quality of life.

What role does the Comp Plan have in shaping Roseville's future?

The current plan aims to do the following:

• Create and sustain the elements that define Roseville’s character, heritage, and identity.
• Influence the economic health of the community by attracting new investment and guiding it to proper locations and by protecting existing investments through the promotion of strong residential neighborhoods and business districts.
• Shape the future of municipal government by identifying needed public improvements that facilitate and sustain development.

Why does the Comp Plan need to be updated?

Roseville has begun the process of reviewing the 2030 Comprehensive Plan and recalibrating it to ensure that it continues to reflect the community’s collective vision for its future and align with the Metropolitan Council’s plan for the region.