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10/11/1979 - City Council RegularREGULAR MEETING PARK COMMITTEE EAGAN, MINNESOTA CITY HALL —OCTOBER -21 '19?9--- 7:00 P.M. 0 AGENDA SPECIAL NOTE: Any Park Committee member unable to attend the meeting is asked to notify the Park Office. I. 7:00 - Call to order, Pledge of Allegiance Approval of minutes of September 13, 1979 Establish Agenda _II._ 7:05 - Report from City Council meeting - Tom Hedges A . Revenue Sharing Hearing b. Explanation of Abstention Votes III. 7:30 - Development Proposals A. Wedgewood Addition (Wilderness Park IV) B. Tollefson Builders - NWh, Section 20, South of Silver Bell Road, informal C. Parranto Realtors - SE'h, Section 20, West of Blackhawk Road, informal D. Meade Addition, NEh, Section 31 IV. 8:00 - Park Department Business A. Administrative Business 1. Official Name - High Line Trail 2. Park Construction Progress Report 3. Fall Program Registrations 4. Report on After School Recreation 5. I -35E Meeting 6. Tot Lot Requirements - Dale Runkle 7. Drexel Heights Park Access Request V. 8:45 - Special Meetings A. Set next meeting of Trail Subcommittee b. Letter to Kalota County Commissioners VI. 9:00 - Old Business A. Update on development proposals - staff 1. Orrin Thompson 2. Thomas Lake Heights 3. Other VII. 9:30 - New Business VIII. 10:00 - Visitors to be heard (persons not on agenda) I_:. 10;15 - For your information X. 10:30 - Adjournment -CITY OF EAGAN - - - -- — SUBJECr' PFEL114I AW PLAT - — — -- - - - - - - PETITICNER: DUNN 8 anw PEAL FSPM MANAIM4SIP, INC.. OCDt;EMOD 1ST ADDN. ) IDCATICN: PART CF THE Nh Cr THE SK% AND THE A CF THE SEh OF SO=ICN 26 IJP• 1 ,•Z I 1 •. IP. . DATE OF PUBLIC HEARM: SEPI2BER 25, 1979 (CM?rn ED FAQ4 SEP HBER 11, 1979 APC MM.) DATE OF REPORT: SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 FEPOATED BY: DAIS C. ffilb=, CITY PLANNER Application Submitted An application has been submitted for preliminary plat (Wedgewood Lst Addition) which consists of 75.17 acres and contains 72 single family lots and 5 outlots. This was previously the Wilderness Paris 4th Addition plat. Camients 1. The proposed development is part of the Lexington South Planned Development. The lard use proposed for this development is R-2 01ixed Residential) with a density of 3 to 6 units per acre. 2. The proposed development will have a density of the new developable lard of 2.6 units per acre. O=Unanoe 52 allows 3.6 units per acre. 3. All lots exceed the 85 foot minimum width regPir ent and the 12,000 square foot requirement for a single family lot. 4. Within the proposed subdivision there are five (5) oitlots. Outlots A, B, E and F are proposed park dedications according to the Planned Development. Outlot C may also be dedicated as park. This outlot became larger than the original park dedication because of the realignment of Wilderness Run Road. Outlot D is the only eutlot proposed for future development. When this outlot develops, its proposed use would be R-2 (Mixed Residential) with a density of 3 to 6 units per acre. 5. The proposed plat appears to be well designed. The plat has a curvilinear design and provides continuity by providing accesses to adjacent properties. If approved, the plat should be subject to the following conditions: 1. A detailed grading and drainage Plan be approved by the City Engineer. 2. The plat be subject to the convents of the Dakota County Plat Ommission because Lexington Avenue has now been approved as a County road. 3. All easements be approved by the City Engineer. ••.. 7eAo IS Addn. September 18, 1979 - --- - - - - - - I -- --Page 2 - - — ----- - -- -- - ----------- --- - - - - - --- --... EN,MEUM RE0244ENIDATICN 1. A 15 foot drainage and utility easement should be dedicated centered over the common lot line of Lots 3 and 4, Block 6; Lots 5 and 6, Block 3; and, Lots 4 and 5, Block 1 to accommodate the storm sewer system. 2. Sufficient drainage easements should be dedicated to incorporate the following elevations over their respective lots: A. Lots 4 and 5, Block 1 and Outlot A — 882.0 B. Lots 5 and 6, Block 3 and Outlot D; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of Block 3 and Outlot B — 892.0 C. Lots 3 and 4, Black 6 — 901.0 3. Street inprovement project be ordered for inprovement by the City for Wilderness Run Road of sufficient length to en00%pass this plat or else the developer shall install a minimum 24 foot paved hard surfaced access to this plat. ADVISORY PiANNIM COMMISSION b DALE C. RUNKIE, CITY PLW4ER -- -- - - - FROM: A. COLBERT, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS DATE: SEP'TEMM 21, 1979 i SUBJECT: pREL.L►4Im PLAT — wEDomm 1ST ADDITION (am & CURRY) The Public Works Department has the following oaments to sake in regards to the above referenced plat: 1 I YWR Water main and sanitary sewer of sufficient size and depth to service this proposed plat is presently under contract along Wilderness Run Road. STREETS There presently does not exist any street along Lexington Avenue or Wilderness Run Road rights-of-way. No contract has been awarded for any street construction as of this date. Improved street access will have to be provided prior to final plat approval either by the developer or under the City contract. The Engineering Department has no objections with the internal design layout of the street system. Staff has recommended and the developer has responded in providing a 60 foot access for the future develop- ment of the property to the south of this proposed plat. Wilderness Run Road and Lexington Avenue will be major collector streets and as such all lot accesses have been provided to be obtained through the interior street system. MADDE AND DRAINAM The drainage from Block 1 and 2 is proposed to be directed into the pond located immediately southeast of this plat. This pond is part of the City's overall master storm water ponding system but does not have the controlled outlet from it. Additional review will have to be performed to insure adequate capacity to handle Blocks 1 and 2. Blocks 3, 4, 5 and 6 plan to split their drainage into the pond located in the middle of this plat and also to the pond located in the extreme southwest corner of this proposed plat. 'these will also have to be reviewed further to insure adequate capacity and outlet control as part of our overall master storm water plan. EASEMENTS AND R.O.W. The proposed dedication for right-of-way for Wilderness Run Road, Lexington Avenue and all interior streets are acceptable as shown. The preliminary plat has shown the standard drainage and utility easements around the perimeter of each individual lot. However, additional easements will have to be obtained centered over the lot lines that contain the prcpo ed storm sewer outlet. 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However, since the application has been submitted, a revised plan has also been submitted and therefore the variance is not required for the preliminary plat. Comments. 1. The proposed site is just south of Pin Oak Drive and east of the present Cedar Avenue. The proposed plat would consist of approximately 5 acres and would contain 9 single family lots. 2. All lots exceed the 12,000 square foot lot area requirement and all lot dimensions would exceed the requirement under ordinance 52. 3. The proposed plat would take access from Pin Oak Drive. 4. There is one existing house within the proposed Meade Addition. This house is located on Lot 8 of the subdivision. The existing house would meet all setback, requirements for the proposed plat. 5. The proposed Meade Addition would be compatible with the Vienna Woods Addition. If approved, the plat should be subject to the follaaing conditions: 1. The driveway for the existing house should be realigned to conform with the new lot lines of the proposed Meade Addition. Meade Addition September 21, 1979 Page 2 -- -, — -- — -- - - - --- -2. All drainage and utility easements shall be approved by the City DIginser. 3. No direct access should be allowed on to Cedar Avenue. 4. The plat should be reviewed by the Dakota County Plat Commission and subject to the Dakota County Plat Commission's comments. 5. The park dedication for the proposed addition should consist of a cash donation for eight lots aomrding to the correct park dedication policy. FSIGIINEERmG rr MS , 1. A 40 foot half right-of-way be dedicated along Nichols [amici and all common lot line drainage and utiltiy easements should be dedicated. 2. All access should be restricted to the internal cul-de-sac street. 3. The existing house should be required to connect up to the sanitary sewer system upon its acceptance by the City due to the condition of its existing on-site system. D 1O: ADVISDW PLANam amissioN s DALE C. RIG E, cnY PLANNER FR24: THCVW A. OOUMU, DUOL7 UR CF PUBLIC WORKS DATE: SEPmsm 21, 1979 SUB=: PRF.LIMINAff PLAT — MEADE ADDITION (W. D. MEADE) The Public Works Department of the City of Eagan has the following comments to make in regards to consideration of the above referenced plat: Sanitary sewer and water main of sufficient size and depth to service this proposed plat is being provided under present contract for the Vienna Woods Addition which abuts this plat immediately to the west. Access to this proposed plat is intended to be obtained off Pin Oak Drive which will be constructed as a part of the Vienna Woods plat. An access off Nichols Road should not be considered due to the difficultly with the grade differential and the desire to limit the number of accesses directly on to Nichols Road. 7 he proposed cul-de-sac is the only feasible way to develop this remaining unplatted parcel of property. n-•1 0 • Is R•• , r•r Although this parcel contains an existing pond to handle its present on-site drainage, this pond will have to be greatly reduced and/or eliminated through the development of this proposed plat. Storm sewer of sufficient depth has been provided with the Vienna Woods plat to handle the drainage of this plat through positive storm sewer system. FASH4U,nS AND R.O.W. Sufficient right -of -ray should be dedicated to provide for a 40 foot half right- of-way along Nichols Road and also customary comron lot line drainage and utility easements will have to be dedicated on the final plat. If it is determined that the parcel immediately scuth of this proposed plat is to receive its sanitary sewer and water service from the utilities installed with this plat, additiohal easements may have to be dedicated to provide for this utility extension. Respectfull submitted, ZTw�s A. Colbert, P.E. Director of Public Works TAC: tlp SITE DATA SQUARE FEET ACRES UNITS 0 AREA 1144614 S.a CEDAR AVENUE R.O.W. 06166 0.46 PIN OAK CIRCLE R.O.W. aST96 6.66 NET 1446 ro 14.46 LOT 14460 LOT a 14600 ' LOIS 16096 • LOT 16609 LOTS u600 LOT* 14600 Torr 14100 LOTS 11460 LOT6 16000 DENSITY &A" 2i6 uwM Am ZONING r1 �rv..r.l wnr +!1146154 q, r Ir,6D rlw 4 �. TV ;{ I 41 ..n 10,9 - aR GI�ISW�LC PRELIMINARY MEADE ADDITION ASSOCIATES 4061 ,.,60,6 PLAT „•. PLANNING CONSULTANTS CJ ti BURNSVILL' E�",r c EC PROPO_? . — - Memo To: Park Director Schmidt From: Recreation Programmer Peterson Re: Status of after school Recreation for Elementary School Children '"— --Date: September 14, 1979 - Independent School District 197, Community Services Department A program that is an extension of Bob Zevnick's pure sports program is being implemented by Helen Waldoch of Community Services. Where: Each elementary school (S) Staff: 1 Physical Education teacher, 1 Art teacher, 1 Aide (College student) Cost: $15.00 for 10 week session Schedule: Two days a.week per site for 2.hours,right after school. Salary: $6.75/hr. for teachers, $3.50/hr. for aides Registration: minimum/maximum number of children is 20 Transportation: Parents provide own transportation home Activities: Structured: will include some special events, at least one one hogr of art per week and 1 hour of P.E. activities twice a week. Independent School District 191 The three Community School Co-ordinators (Community Services Staff) are about to do the following: 1. Meet with parent groups'from each elementary school to determine interest in an after school elementary' program. 2. Plan to implement something, not sureiwhat exactly, by the first week of November that would entail two activity nights per school per week. 3. Among the unanswered questions are: a. Numbers of children to try to accomodate. b. Numbers of staff, salary needed. c. Amount to charge children or offer free. - Of major importance possibly is the result to a questionnaire answered by elementary teachers last spring. The response was very poor in terms of interest in supervising after school programs. Independent School District 199 Inver Grove Heights Beginning the week of October 1 at three locations the Inver Grove Community Services Department will offer after school activities for elemen- tary school children. Feer $3.00 Activities: Arts E crafts, games, special events, music & a party. Time frame: 2:30-3:45 or 2:50-4:15, depending on dismissal time Pre -registration necessary Independent School District 196 Currently have no offerings. In the past Community Services 'ran a joint,program with the City of Apple Valley at one elementary school that I am aware of. I.have placed this item on the September: 20 Advisory Council Agenda. Three years ago the council discussed this same item, however with virtually a new advisory council since then I wish to re -open the issue. This is primarily based on my feeling that the after school programs belong as an extension of Community Services, the reasons being: More staff, freer access to facilities, easier access to K-1'2 staff and a highly programmed registration system. City of Apple Valley When I spoke to Margie Walz her plans for fall programs were not complete. She was unsure of the timing of any elementary programs she might try; she will do some. When Margie worked for the City of South St. Paul she offered very specific classes, primarily for children in grades 1, 2 E 3. She mentioned a cooking class, knitting,crochet etc. Class size was limited to 10 children, class fees paid for instructors and material costs. She frequently had senior citizens for instructors. She would never consider an open gym type of activity, only specific classes. City.of Rosemount In the past the City of Rosemount Park $ Rec. Dept. has offered gymnastics to 5=10 year olds at Rosemount Middle School on Tues. & Thurs. in the evening and are doing so again. Randy Oppelt has no plans to implement an after school program in the elementary schools. City of Eagan Withschool districts 191 and 197 planning to implement an elementary after school program, it leaves the two 196 elementary schools without an offering of this nature. The construction problems make neither school available until some time in November, or perhaps even later. I would prefer to see Community Services in 196 tackle the program as the other two school districts are doing. I,am a bit concerned that if Margie Walz steps in in Apple Valley, the school district will ignore the need, despite their superior level of staffing. 11 be • .. r eat (6) Burying Utilities. All uttirLres including electrical d wit and telephone lines, shall be buried in all new subdivisions as required by Ordinance No. 10 or.revisions thereto, unless e pro. otherwise approved by the City Council. (7) Trash Incinerators and Garbage. No exterior trash or garbage disposal or incineration shall be permitted. Any exterior storage shall be enclosed within a container and " such container shall be completely screened by a wall or nd equivalent visual screen. left (8) Lighting. On-site lighting shall be provided as is neves, ey s _ sary for security, safety and traffic circulation. Lighting C. Al --shall not be directed upon public rights-of-way or adjacent ned i -properties.- Such illumination shall be indirect and diffused, of, 0 th stat (9) Natural -Features. The site shall show due regard f„r a all natural terrain features, such as trees ("ir.clading re - i cer— quirements of Ordinance No. 46 and revisions- thereto), water i thei courses, historic areas or similar conditions. a a sor-. (10) Public Safety. All site and building plans for multi - pie dwellings shall be reviewed rby the City's Fire and Pn- itp, lice Departments wi'th a recommendation to the City Council. e, Flans shall be reviewed for fire warning and protection sv%- ng, . tems,_public safety, vehicular access and concerrr� related to public safety. (11) The site plan shall illustrate existinq.and proposed )vid' contours at a two (2) foot interval. (12) Each multiple dwelling complex shall have a minimum ;he recreation area equal to twn-hundred ('-no) square feet for nd-� each dwelling unit containing two (2) or less bedrnans and it one -hundred (100 ad i J_o.na.l square feet for each dwelling unit containing more than two (2) bedrooms. Said recreation area shall be a minimum of one -hundred (100) feet from any ponding area. anc' (13) Platting. All land zoned Residential 1171, R-2, R-3, R-4, and R-5 shall be platted prior to placing any structure thereon except townhouses for sale, may be platted after )ad -,j footings arepoured with'"the approval of.the City Council tion Za NNC'C- -25- LEO MURPM♦ • • Y.YOK THOMAS EGAN MARK PARRANTO _ .JAMES A. SMITH _ _ THEODORE WACHTER COUNCIL MEMDER! -- CITY OF EAGAN 3705 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN• MINNESOTA eelxx MONS 484.8100" September 19, 1979 OKJames Kennedy Dakota.County Commissioner _-Dakota County Government Center - 1560 Highway 55 Hastings, Minnesota 55033 THOMAS HEDGES CITY ADYINIETRAT0. ALYCE BOLKE CITY CLKNK -Dear Commissioner Kennedy: The members of the Eagan Park Trails Committee were pleased to read of the proposed development by the Commissioners of a County Bike Trail Policy. We understand tris matter will be discussed at your September 25th meeting and we would like to share some ideas for your consideration. 1. Development of bike trails along county.roads which are currently being improved or scheduled such as the already proposed county bike trails along County Road 31 and County Road 32. 2. Development of bike trails along county roads as they are maintained. In many cases this would mean the•laying o`. an asphalt strip to cover the shoulder of the road for use as a bike trail. 3. Development of bike trails along county roads other than those listed as regional bikeways, especially those roads which lead to schools or concentrated areas of employment. 1-.e have had several inquiries from employees at D1ue Cross and Univac about development of bike trails on County Road 26 and County Road 23 for transportation to and from work. 4. Development of bike trails on county roads where increasingly heavy traffic is making those routes uns.3fe for bikes. With the current emphasis onenergy conservation, it seems probable that there will be increasing use of bikes for transportation and recreation. On the local level, we will continue to work to develop a city bikeway system•on major. and minor collector streets which will give access both to and from the county trail system. Thant; you for your consideration. Sincerely, +yrcl Lundsten Icmhcr P,artsn *'.arl- Trails Co.:.mittee THE LONE OAK. TREE ... THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH,IN OUR COMMUNITY. cc: Chuck Inwrev. Dakota County Parl-c n; rPcrnr Patch T/ Transfer Patch REGULAR MEETING PARK COMMITTEE EAGAN, MINNESOTA CITY HALL —OCTOBER -21 '19?9--- 7:00 P.M. 0 AGENDA SPECIAL NOTE: Any Park Committee member unable to attend the meeting is asked to notify the Park Office. I. 7:00 - Call to order, Pledge of Allegiance Approval of minutes of September 13, 1979 Establish Agenda _II._ 7:05 - Report from City Council meeting - Tom Hedges A . Revenue Sharing Hearing b. Explanation of Abstention Votes III. 7:30 - Development Proposals A. Wedgewood Addition (Wilderness Park IV) B. Tollefson Builders - NWh, Section 20, South of Silver Bell Road, informal C. Parranto Realtors - SE'h, Section 20, West of Blackhawk Road, informal D. Meade Addition, NEh, Section 31 IV. 8:00 - Park Department Business A. Administrative Business 1. Official Name - High Line Trail 2. Park Construction Progress Report 3. Fall Program Registrations 4. Report on After School Recreation 5. I -35E Meeting 6. Tot Lot Requirements - Dale Runkle 7. Drexel Heights Park Access Request V. 8:45 - Special Meetings A. Set next meeting of Trail Subcommittee b. Letter to Kalota County Commissioners VI. 9:00 - Old Business A. Update on development proposals - staff 1. Orrin Thompson 2. Thomas Lake Heights 3. Other VII. 9:30 - New Business VIII. 10:00 - Visitors to be heard (persons not on agenda) I_:. 10;15 - For your information X. 10:30 - Adjournment -CITY OF EAGAN - - - -- — SUBJECr' PFEL114I AW PLAT - — — -- - - - - - - PETITICNER: DUNN 8 anw PEAL FSPM MANAIM4SIP, INC.. OCDt;EMOD 1ST ADDN. ) IDCATICN: PART CF THE Nh Cr THE SK% AND THE A CF THE SEh OF SO=ICN 26 IJP• 1 ,•Z I 1 •. IP. . DATE OF PUBLIC HEARM: SEPI2BER 25, 1979 (CM?rn ED FAQ4 SEP HBER 11, 1979 APC MM.) DATE OF REPORT: SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 FEPOATED BY: DAIS C. ffilb=, CITY PLANNER Application Submitted An application has been submitted for preliminary plat (Wedgewood Lst Addition) which consists of 75.17 acres and contains 72 single family lots and 5 outlots. This was previously the Wilderness Paris 4th Addition plat. Camients 1. The proposed development is part of the Lexington South Planned Development. The lard use proposed for this development is R-2 01ixed Residential) with a density of 3 to 6 units per acre. 2. The proposed development will have a density of the new developable lard of 2.6 units per acre. O=Unanoe 52 allows 3.6 units per acre. 3. All lots exceed the 85 foot minimum width regPir ent and the 12,000 square foot requirement for a single family lot. 4. Within the proposed subdivision there are five (5) oitlots. Outlots A, B, E and F are proposed park dedications according to the Planned Development. Outlot C may also be dedicated as park. This outlot became larger than the original park dedication because of the realignment of Wilderness Run Road. Outlot D is the only eutlot proposed for future development. When this outlot develops, its proposed use would be R-2 (Mixed Residential) with a density of 3 to 6 units per acre. 5. The proposed plat appears to be well designed. The plat has a curvilinear design and provides continuity by providing accesses to adjacent properties. If approved, the plat should be subject to the following conditions: 1. A detailed grading and drainage Plan be approved by the City Engineer. 2. The plat be subject to the convents of the Dakota County Plat Ommission because Lexington Avenue has now been approved as a County road. 3. All easements be approved by the City Engineer. ••.. 7eAo IS Addn. September 18, 1979 - --- - - - - - - I -- --Page 2 - - — ----- - -- -- - ----------- --- - - - - - --- --... EN,MEUM RE0244ENIDATICN 1. A 15 foot drainage and utility easement should be dedicated centered over the common lot line of Lots 3 and 4, Block 6; Lots 5 and 6, Block 3; and, Lots 4 and 5, Block 1 to accommodate the storm sewer system. 2. Sufficient drainage easements should be dedicated to incorporate the following elevations over their respective lots: A. Lots 4 and 5, Block 1 and Outlot A — 882.0 B. Lots 5 and 6, Block 3 and Outlot D; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of Block 3 and Outlot B — 892.0 C. Lots 3 and 4, Black 6 — 901.0 3. Street inprovement project be ordered for inprovement by the City for Wilderness Run Road of sufficient length to en00%pass this plat or else the developer shall install a minimum 24 foot paved hard surfaced access to this plat. ADVISORY PiANNIM COMMISSION b DALE C. RUNKIE, CITY PLW4ER -- -- - - - FROM: A. COLBERT, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS DATE: SEP'TEMM 21, 1979 i SUBJECT: pREL.L►4Im PLAT — wEDomm 1ST ADDITION (am & CURRY) The Public Works Department has the following oaments to sake in regards to the above referenced plat: 1 I YWR Water main and sanitary sewer of sufficient size and depth to service this proposed plat is presently under contract along Wilderness Run Road. STREETS There presently does not exist any street along Lexington Avenue or Wilderness Run Road rights-of-way. No contract has been awarded for any street construction as of this date. Improved street access will have to be provided prior to final plat approval either by the developer or under the City contract. The Engineering Department has no objections with the internal design layout of the street system. Staff has recommended and the developer has responded in providing a 60 foot access for the future develop- ment of the property to the south of this proposed plat. Wilderness Run Road and Lexington Avenue will be major collector streets and as such all lot accesses have been provided to be obtained through the interior street system. MADDE AND DRAINAM The drainage from Block 1 and 2 is proposed to be directed into the pond located immediately southeast of this plat. This pond is part of the City's overall master storm water ponding system but does not have the controlled outlet from it. Additional review will have to be performed to insure adequate capacity to handle Blocks 1 and 2. Blocks 3, 4, 5 and 6 plan to split their drainage into the pond located in the middle of this plat and also to the pond located in the extreme southwest corner of this proposed plat. 'these will also have to be reviewed further to insure adequate capacity and outlet control as part of our overall master storm water plan. EASEMENTS AND R.O.W. The proposed dedication for right-of-way for Wilderness Run Road, Lexington Avenue and all interior streets are acceptable as shown. The preliminary plat has shown the standard drainage and utility easements around the perimeter of each individual lot. However, additional easements will have to be obtained centered over the lot lines that contain the prcpo ed storm sewer outlet. Also, additional drainage easements will have to be dedicated around the proposed ponds to handle the storm water outlet. Colbert, P. Director of Public Works TAC:tlp ;.71i�' , SNR �. � '� a , •,:::� ,., a�'�•,• , ,•-air. .( ._-: �_-1.• :,: ' %-• \ �•. . Igo 'k .I i�Y�Y• y��,�i.. � � ••. IJ .�' .� , 'moi J . !" 1 ..raj /• �:�j_ �..1 ,�+ i I��: - r ,.. ,• ` ^::e J.•( � � is .}'t � j4"`i!''�'- �`� � ��;,..:4 --- _ n.:.�• �mr•� d.. 1' cTIM LL moi- � � •• �. J �� .r�: ; low ?�'• '`fit -Y.' 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However, since the application has been submitted, a revised plan has also been submitted and therefore the variance is not required for the preliminary plat. Comments. 1. The proposed site is just south of Pin Oak Drive and east of the present Cedar Avenue. The proposed plat would consist of approximately 5 acres and would contain 9 single family lots. 2. All lots exceed the 12,000 square foot lot area requirement and all lot dimensions would exceed the requirement under ordinance 52. 3. The proposed plat would take access from Pin Oak Drive. 4. There is one existing house within the proposed Meade Addition. This house is located on Lot 8 of the subdivision. The existing house would meet all setback, requirements for the proposed plat. 5. The proposed Meade Addition would be compatible with the Vienna Woods Addition. If approved, the plat should be subject to the follaaing conditions: 1. The driveway for the existing house should be realigned to conform with the new lot lines of the proposed Meade Addition. Meade Addition September 21, 1979 Page 2 -- -, — -- — -- - - - --- -2. All drainage and utility easements shall be approved by the City DIginser. 3. No direct access should be allowed on to Cedar Avenue. 4. The plat should be reviewed by the Dakota County Plat Commission and subject to the Dakota County Plat Commission's comments. 5. The park dedication for the proposed addition should consist of a cash donation for eight lots aomrding to the correct park dedication policy. FSIGIINEERmG rr MS , 1. A 40 foot half right-of-way be dedicated along Nichols [amici and all common lot line drainage and utiltiy easements should be dedicated. 2. All access should be restricted to the internal cul-de-sac street. 3. The existing house should be required to connect up to the sanitary sewer system upon its acceptance by the City due to the condition of its existing on-site system. D 1O: ADVISDW PLANam amissioN s DALE C. RIG E, cnY PLANNER FR24: THCVW A. OOUMU, DUOL7 UR CF PUBLIC WORKS DATE: SEPmsm 21, 1979 SUB=: PRF.LIMINAff PLAT — MEADE ADDITION (W. D. MEADE) The Public Works Department of the City of Eagan has the following comments to make in regards to consideration of the above referenced plat: Sanitary sewer and water main of sufficient size and depth to service this proposed plat is being provided under present contract for the Vienna Woods Addition which abuts this plat immediately to the west. Access to this proposed plat is intended to be obtained off Pin Oak Drive which will be constructed as a part of the Vienna Woods plat. An access off Nichols Road should not be considered due to the difficultly with the grade differential and the desire to limit the number of accesses directly on to Nichols Road. 7 he proposed cul-de-sac is the only feasible way to develop this remaining unplatted parcel of property. n-•1 0 • Is R•• , r•r Although this parcel contains an existing pond to handle its present on-site drainage, this pond will have to be greatly reduced and/or eliminated through the development of this proposed plat. Storm sewer of sufficient depth has been provided with the Vienna Woods plat to handle the drainage of this plat through positive storm sewer system. FASH4U,nS AND R.O.W. Sufficient right -of -ray should be dedicated to provide for a 40 foot half right- of-way along Nichols Road and also customary comron lot line drainage and utility easements will have to be dedicated on the final plat. If it is determined that the parcel immediately scuth of this proposed plat is to receive its sanitary sewer and water service from the utilities installed with this plat, additiohal easements may have to be dedicated to provide for this utility extension. Respectfull submitted, ZTw�s A. Colbert, P.E. Director of Public Works TAC: tlp SITE DATA SQUARE FEET ACRES UNITS 0 AREA 1144614 S.a CEDAR AVENUE R.O.W. 06166 0.46 PIN OAK CIRCLE R.O.W. aST96 6.66 NET 1446 ro 14.46 LOT 14460 LOT a 14600 ' LOIS 16096 • LOT 16609 LOTS u600 LOT* 14600 Torr 14100 LOTS 11460 LOT6 16000 DENSITY &A" 2i6 uwM Am ZONING r1 �rv..r.l wnr +!1146154 q, r Ir,6D rlw 4 �. TV ;{ I 41 ..n 10,9 - aR GI�ISW�LC PRELIMINARY MEADE ADDITION ASSOCIATES 4061 ,.,60,6 PLAT „•. PLANNING CONSULTANTS CJ ti BURNSVILL' E�",r c EC PROPO_? . — - Memo To: Park Director Schmidt From: Recreation Programmer Peterson Re: Status of after school Recreation for Elementary School Children '"— --Date: September 14, 1979 - Independent School District 197, Community Services Department A program that is an extension of Bob Zevnick's pure sports program is being implemented by Helen Waldoch of Community Services. Where: Each elementary school (S) Staff: 1 Physical Education teacher, 1 Art teacher, 1 Aide (College student) Cost: $15.00 for 10 week session Schedule: Two days a.week per site for 2.hours,right after school. Salary: $6.75/hr. for teachers, $3.50/hr. for aides Registration: minimum/maximum number of children is 20 Transportation: Parents provide own transportation home Activities: Structured: will include some special events, at least one one hogr of art per week and 1 hour of P.E. activities twice a week. Independent School District 191 The three Community School Co-ordinators (Community Services Staff) are about to do the following: 1. Meet with parent groups'from each elementary school to determine interest in an after school elementary' program. 2. Plan to implement something, not sureiwhat exactly, by the first week of November that would entail two activity nights per school per week. 3. Among the unanswered questions are: a. Numbers of children to try to accomodate. b. Numbers of staff, salary needed. c. Amount to charge children or offer free. - Of major importance possibly is the result to a questionnaire answered by elementary teachers last spring. The response was very poor in terms of interest in supervising after school programs. Independent School District 199 Inver Grove Heights Beginning the week of October 1 at three locations the Inver Grove Community Services Department will offer after school activities for elemen- tary school children. Feer $3.00 Activities: Arts E crafts, games, special events, music & a party. Time frame: 2:30-3:45 or 2:50-4:15, depending on dismissal time Pre -registration necessary Independent School District 196 Currently have no offerings. In the past Community Services 'ran a joint,program with the City of Apple Valley at one elementary school that I am aware of. I.have placed this item on the September: 20 Advisory Council Agenda. Three years ago the council discussed this same item, however with virtually a new advisory council since then I wish to re -open the issue. This is primarily based on my feeling that the after school programs belong as an extension of Community Services, the reasons being: More staff, freer access to facilities, easier access to K-1'2 staff and a highly programmed registration system. City of Apple Valley When I spoke to Margie Walz her plans for fall programs were not complete. She was unsure of the timing of any elementary programs she might try; she will do some. When Margie worked for the City of South St. Paul she offered very specific classes, primarily for children in grades 1, 2 E 3. She mentioned a cooking class, knitting,crochet etc. Class size was limited to 10 children, class fees paid for instructors and material costs. She frequently had senior citizens for instructors. She would never consider an open gym type of activity, only specific classes. City.of Rosemount In the past the City of Rosemount Park $ Rec. Dept. has offered gymnastics to 5=10 year olds at Rosemount Middle School on Tues. & Thurs. in the evening and are doing so again. Randy Oppelt has no plans to implement an after school program in the elementary schools. City of Eagan Withschool districts 191 and 197 planning to implement an elementary after school program, it leaves the two 196 elementary schools without an offering of this nature. The construction problems make neither school available until some time in November, or perhaps even later. I would prefer to see Community Services in 196 tackle the program as the other two school districts are doing. I,am a bit concerned that if Margie Walz steps in in Apple Valley, the school district will ignore the need, despite their superior level of staffing. 11 be • .. r eat (6) Burying Utilities. All uttirLres including electrical d wit and telephone lines, shall be buried in all new subdivisions as required by Ordinance No. 10 or.revisions thereto, unless e pro. otherwise approved by the City Council. (7) Trash Incinerators and Garbage. No exterior trash or garbage disposal or incineration shall be permitted. Any exterior storage shall be enclosed within a container and " such container shall be completely screened by a wall or nd equivalent visual screen. left (8) Lighting. On-site lighting shall be provided as is neves, ey s _ sary for security, safety and traffic circulation. Lighting C. Al --shall not be directed upon public rights-of-way or adjacent ned i -properties.- Such illumination shall be indirect and diffused, of, 0 th stat (9) Natural -Features. The site shall show due regard f„r a all natural terrain features, such as trees ("ir.clading re - i cer— quirements of Ordinance No. 46 and revisions- thereto), water i thei courses, historic areas or similar conditions. a a sor-. (10) Public Safety. All site and building plans for multi - pie dwellings shall be reviewed rby the City's Fire and Pn- itp, lice Departments wi'th a recommendation to the City Council. e, Flans shall be reviewed for fire warning and protection sv%- ng, . tems,_public safety, vehicular access and concerrr� related to public safety. (11) The site plan shall illustrate existinq.and proposed )vid' contours at a two (2) foot interval. (12) Each multiple dwelling complex shall have a minimum ;he recreation area equal to twn-hundred ('-no) square feet for nd-� each dwelling unit containing two (2) or less bedrnans and it one -hundred (100 ad i J_o.na.l square feet for each dwelling unit containing more than two (2) bedrooms. Said recreation area shall be a minimum of one -hundred (100) feet from any ponding area. anc' (13) Platting. All land zoned Residential 1171, R-2, R-3, R-4, and R-5 shall be platted prior to placing any structure thereon except townhouses for sale, may be platted after )ad -,j footings arepoured with'"the approval of.the City Council tion Za NNC'C- -25- LEO MURPM♦ • • Y.YOK THOMAS EGAN MARK PARRANTO _ .JAMES A. SMITH _ _ THEODORE WACHTER COUNCIL MEMDER! -- CITY OF EAGAN 3705 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN• MINNESOTA eelxx MONS 484.8100" September 19, 1979 OKJames Kennedy Dakota.County Commissioner _-Dakota County Government Center - 1560 Highway 55 Hastings, Minnesota 55033 THOMAS HEDGES CITY ADYINIETRAT0. ALYCE BOLKE CITY CLKNK -Dear Commissioner Kennedy: The members of the Eagan Park Trails Committee were pleased to read of the proposed development by the Commissioners of a County Bike Trail Policy. We understand tris matter will be discussed at your September 25th meeting and we would like to share some ideas for your consideration. 1. Development of bike trails along county.roads which are currently being improved or scheduled such as the already proposed county bike trails along County Road 31 and County Road 32. 2. Development of bike trails along county roads as they are maintained. In many cases this would mean the•laying o`. an asphalt strip to cover the shoulder of the road for use as a bike trail. 3. Development of bike trails along county roads other than those listed as regional bikeways, especially those roads which lead to schools or concentrated areas of employment. 1-.e have had several inquiries from employees at D1ue Cross and Univac about development of bike trails on County Road 26 and County Road 23 for transportation to and from work. 4. Development of bike trails on county roads where increasingly heavy traffic is making those routes uns.3fe for bikes. With the current emphasis onenergy conservation, it seems probable that there will be increasing use of bikes for transportation and recreation. On the local level, we will continue to work to develop a city bikeway system•on major. and minor collector streets which will give access both to and from the county trail system. Thant; you for your consideration. Sincerely, +yrcl Lundsten Icmhcr P,artsn *'.arl- Trails Co.:.mittee THE LONE OAK. TREE ... THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH,IN OUR COMMUNITY. cc: Chuck Inwrev. Dakota County Parl-c n; rPcrnr REGULAR MEETING PARK COMMITTEE EAGAN, MINNESOTA CITY HALL —OCTOBER -21 '19?9--- 7:00 P.M. 0 AGENDA SPECIAL NOTE: Any Park Committee member unable to attend the meeting is asked to notify the Park Office. I. 7:00 - Call to order, Pledge of Allegiance Approval of minutes of September 13, 1979 Establish Agenda _II._ 7:05 - Report from City Council meeting - Tom Hedges A . Revenue Sharing Hearing b. Explanation of Abstention Votes III. 7:30 - Development Proposals A. Wedgewood Addition (Wilderness Park IV) B. Tollefson Builders - NWh, Section 20, South of Silver Bell Road, informal C. Parranto Realtors - SE'h, Section 20, West of Blackhawk Road, informal D. Meade Addition, NEh, Section 31 IV. 8:00 - Park Department Business A. Administrative Business 1. Official Name - High Line Trail 2. Park Construction Progress Report 3. Fall Program Registrations 4. Report on After School Recreation 5. I -35E Meeting 6. Tot Lot Requirements - Dale Runkle 7. Drexel Heights Park Access Request V. 8:45 - Special Meetings A. Set next meeting of Trail Subcommittee b. Letter to Kalota County Commissioners VI. 9:00 - Old Business A. Update on development proposals - staff 1. Orrin Thompson 2. Thomas Lake Heights 3. Other VII. 9:30 - New Business VIII. 10:00 - Visitors to be heard (persons not on agenda) I_:. 10;15 - For your information X. 10:30 - Adjournment -CITY OF EAGAN - - - -- — SUBJECr' PFEL114I AW PLAT - — — -- - - - - - - PETITICNER: DUNN 8 anw PEAL FSPM MANAIM4SIP, INC.. OCDt;EMOD 1ST ADDN. ) IDCATICN: PART CF THE Nh Cr THE SK% AND THE A CF THE SEh OF SO=ICN 26 IJP• 1 ,•Z I 1 •. IP. . DATE OF PUBLIC HEARM: SEPI2BER 25, 1979 (CM?rn ED FAQ4 SEP HBER 11, 1979 APC MM.) DATE OF REPORT: SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 FEPOATED BY: DAIS C. ffilb=, CITY PLANNER Application Submitted An application has been submitted for preliminary plat (Wedgewood Lst Addition) which consists of 75.17 acres and contains 72 single family lots and 5 outlots. This was previously the Wilderness Paris 4th Addition plat. Camients 1. The proposed development is part of the Lexington South Planned Development. The lard use proposed for this development is R-2 01ixed Residential) with a density of 3 to 6 units per acre. 2. The proposed development will have a density of the new developable lard of 2.6 units per acre. O=Unanoe 52 allows 3.6 units per acre. 3. All lots exceed the 85 foot minimum width regPir ent and the 12,000 square foot requirement for a single family lot. 4. Within the proposed subdivision there are five (5) oitlots. Outlots A, B, E and F are proposed park dedications according to the Planned Development. Outlot C may also be dedicated as park. This outlot became larger than the original park dedication because of the realignment of Wilderness Run Road. Outlot D is the only eutlot proposed for future development. When this outlot develops, its proposed use would be R-2 (Mixed Residential) with a density of 3 to 6 units per acre. 5. The proposed plat appears to be well designed. The plat has a curvilinear design and provides continuity by providing accesses to adjacent properties. If approved, the plat should be subject to the following conditions: 1. A detailed grading and drainage Plan be approved by the City Engineer. 2. The plat be subject to the convents of the Dakota County Plat Ommission because Lexington Avenue has now been approved as a County road. 3. All easements be approved by the City Engineer. ••.. 7eAo IS Addn. September 18, 1979 - --- - - - - - - I -- --Page 2 - - — ----- - -- -- - ----------- --- - - - - - --- --... EN,MEUM RE0244ENIDATICN 1. A 15 foot drainage and utility easement should be dedicated centered over the common lot line of Lots 3 and 4, Block 6; Lots 5 and 6, Block 3; and, Lots 4 and 5, Block 1 to accommodate the storm sewer system. 2. Sufficient drainage easements should be dedicated to incorporate the following elevations over their respective lots: A. Lots 4 and 5, Block 1 and Outlot A — 882.0 B. Lots 5 and 6, Block 3 and Outlot D; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of Block 3 and Outlot B — 892.0 C. Lots 3 and 4, Black 6 — 901.0 3. Street inprovement project be ordered for inprovement by the City for Wilderness Run Road of sufficient length to en00%pass this plat or else the developer shall install a minimum 24 foot paved hard surfaced access to this plat. ADVISORY PiANNIM COMMISSION b DALE C. RUNKIE, CITY PLW4ER -- -- - - - FROM: A. COLBERT, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS DATE: SEP'TEMM 21, 1979 i SUBJECT: pREL.L►4Im PLAT — wEDomm 1ST ADDITION (am & CURRY) The Public Works Department has the following oaments to sake in regards to the above referenced plat: 1 I YWR Water main and sanitary sewer of sufficient size and depth to service this proposed plat is presently under contract along Wilderness Run Road. STREETS There presently does not exist any street along Lexington Avenue or Wilderness Run Road rights-of-way. No contract has been awarded for any street construction as of this date. Improved street access will have to be provided prior to final plat approval either by the developer or under the City contract. The Engineering Department has no objections with the internal design layout of the street system. Staff has recommended and the developer has responded in providing a 60 foot access for the future develop- ment of the property to the south of this proposed plat. Wilderness Run Road and Lexington Avenue will be major collector streets and as such all lot accesses have been provided to be obtained through the interior street system. MADDE AND DRAINAM The drainage from Block 1 and 2 is proposed to be directed into the pond located immediately southeast of this plat. This pond is part of the City's overall master storm water ponding system but does not have the controlled outlet from it. Additional review will have to be performed to insure adequate capacity to handle Blocks 1 and 2. Blocks 3, 4, 5 and 6 plan to split their drainage into the pond located in the middle of this plat and also to the pond located in the extreme southwest corner of this proposed plat. 'these will also have to be reviewed further to insure adequate capacity and outlet control as part of our overall master storm water plan. EASEMENTS AND R.O.W. The proposed dedication for right-of-way for Wilderness Run Road, Lexington Avenue and all interior streets are acceptable as shown. The preliminary plat has shown the standard drainage and utility easements around the perimeter of each individual lot. However, additional easements will have to be obtained centered over the lot lines that contain the prcpo ed storm sewer outlet. Also, additional drainage easements will have to be dedicated around the proposed ponds to handle the storm water outlet. Colbert, P. Director of Public Works TAC:tlp ;.71i�' , SNR �. � '� a , •,:::� ,., a�'�•,• , ,•-air. .( ._-: �_-1.• :,: ' %-• \ �•. . Igo 'k .I i�Y�Y• y��,�i.. � � ••. IJ .�' .� , 'moi J . !" 1 ..raj /• �:�j_ �..1 ,�+ i I��: - r ,.. ,• ` ^::e J.•( � � is .}'t � j4"`i!''�'- �`� � ��;,..:4 --- _ n.:.�• �mr•� d.. 1' cTIM LL moi- � � •• �. J �� .r�: ; low ?�'• '`fit -Y.' 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However, since the application has been submitted, a revised plan has also been submitted and therefore the variance is not required for the preliminary plat. Comments. 1. The proposed site is just south of Pin Oak Drive and east of the present Cedar Avenue. The proposed plat would consist of approximately 5 acres and would contain 9 single family lots. 2. All lots exceed the 12,000 square foot lot area requirement and all lot dimensions would exceed the requirement under ordinance 52. 3. The proposed plat would take access from Pin Oak Drive. 4. There is one existing house within the proposed Meade Addition. This house is located on Lot 8 of the subdivision. The existing house would meet all setback, requirements for the proposed plat. 5. The proposed Meade Addition would be compatible with the Vienna Woods Addition. If approved, the plat should be subject to the follaaing conditions: 1. The driveway for the existing house should be realigned to conform with the new lot lines of the proposed Meade Addition. Meade Addition September 21, 1979 Page 2 -- -, — -- — -- - - - --- -2. All drainage and utility easements shall be approved by the City DIginser. 3. No direct access should be allowed on to Cedar Avenue. 4. The plat should be reviewed by the Dakota County Plat Commission and subject to the Dakota County Plat Commission's comments. 5. The park dedication for the proposed addition should consist of a cash donation for eight lots aomrding to the correct park dedication policy. FSIGIINEERmG rr MS , 1. A 40 foot half right-of-way be dedicated along Nichols [amici and all common lot line drainage and utiltiy easements should be dedicated. 2. All access should be restricted to the internal cul-de-sac street. 3. The existing house should be required to connect up to the sanitary sewer system upon its acceptance by the City due to the condition of its existing on-site system. D 1O: ADVISDW PLANam amissioN s DALE C. RIG E, cnY PLANNER FR24: THCVW A. OOUMU, DUOL7 UR CF PUBLIC WORKS DATE: SEPmsm 21, 1979 SUB=: PRF.LIMINAff PLAT — MEADE ADDITION (W. D. MEADE) The Public Works Department of the City of Eagan has the following comments to make in regards to consideration of the above referenced plat: Sanitary sewer and water main of sufficient size and depth to service this proposed plat is being provided under present contract for the Vienna Woods Addition which abuts this plat immediately to the west. Access to this proposed plat is intended to be obtained off Pin Oak Drive which will be constructed as a part of the Vienna Woods plat. An access off Nichols Road should not be considered due to the difficultly with the grade differential and the desire to limit the number of accesses directly on to Nichols Road. 7 he proposed cul-de-sac is the only feasible way to develop this remaining unplatted parcel of property. n-•1 0 • Is R•• , r•r Although this parcel contains an existing pond to handle its present on-site drainage, this pond will have to be greatly reduced and/or eliminated through the development of this proposed plat. Storm sewer of sufficient depth has been provided with the Vienna Woods plat to handle the drainage of this plat through positive storm sewer system. FASH4U,nS AND R.O.W. Sufficient right -of -ray should be dedicated to provide for a 40 foot half right- of-way along Nichols Road and also customary comron lot line drainage and utility easements will have to be dedicated on the final plat. If it is determined that the parcel immediately scuth of this proposed plat is to receive its sanitary sewer and water service from the utilities installed with this plat, additiohal easements may have to be dedicated to provide for this utility extension. Respectfull submitted, ZTw�s A. Colbert, P.E. Director of Public Works TAC: tlp SITE DATA SQUARE FEET ACRES UNITS 0 AREA 1144614 S.a CEDAR AVENUE R.O.W. 06166 0.46 PIN OAK CIRCLE R.O.W. aST96 6.66 NET 1446 ro 14.46 LOT 14460 LOT a 14600 ' LOIS 16096 • LOT 16609 LOTS u600 LOT* 14600 Torr 14100 LOTS 11460 LOT6 16000 DENSITY &A" 2i6 uwM Am ZONING r1 �rv..r.l wnr +!1146154 q, r Ir,6D rlw 4 �. TV ;{ I 41 ..n 10,9 - aR GI�ISW�LC PRELIMINARY MEADE ADDITION ASSOCIATES 4061 ,.,60,6 PLAT „•. PLANNING CONSULTANTS CJ ti BURNSVILL' E�",r c EC PROPO_? . — - Memo To: Park Director Schmidt From: Recreation Programmer Peterson Re: Status of after school Recreation for Elementary School Children '"— --Date: September 14, 1979 - Independent School District 197, Community Services Department A program that is an extension of Bob Zevnick's pure sports program is being implemented by Helen Waldoch of Community Services. Where: Each elementary school (S) Staff: 1 Physical Education teacher, 1 Art teacher, 1 Aide (College student) Cost: $15.00 for 10 week session Schedule: Two days a.week per site for 2.hours,right after school. Salary: $6.75/hr. for teachers, $3.50/hr. for aides Registration: minimum/maximum number of children is 20 Transportation: Parents provide own transportation home Activities: Structured: will include some special events, at least one one hogr of art per week and 1 hour of P.E. activities twice a week. Independent School District 191 The three Community School Co-ordinators (Community Services Staff) are about to do the following: 1. Meet with parent groups'from each elementary school to determine interest in an after school elementary' program. 2. Plan to implement something, not sureiwhat exactly, by the first week of November that would entail two activity nights per school per week. 3. Among the unanswered questions are: a. Numbers of children to try to accomodate. b. Numbers of staff, salary needed. c. Amount to charge children or offer free. - Of major importance possibly is the result to a questionnaire answered by elementary teachers last spring. The response was very poor in terms of interest in supervising after school programs. Independent School District 199 Inver Grove Heights Beginning the week of October 1 at three locations the Inver Grove Community Services Department will offer after school activities for elemen- tary school children. Feer $3.00 Activities: Arts E crafts, games, special events, music & a party. Time frame: 2:30-3:45 or 2:50-4:15, depending on dismissal time Pre -registration necessary Independent School District 196 Currently have no offerings. In the past Community Services 'ran a joint,program with the City of Apple Valley at one elementary school that I am aware of. I.have placed this item on the September: 20 Advisory Council Agenda. Three years ago the council discussed this same item, however with virtually a new advisory council since then I wish to re -open the issue. This is primarily based on my feeling that the after school programs belong as an extension of Community Services, the reasons being: More staff, freer access to facilities, easier access to K-1'2 staff and a highly programmed registration system. City of Apple Valley When I spoke to Margie Walz her plans for fall programs were not complete. She was unsure of the timing of any elementary programs she might try; she will do some. When Margie worked for the City of South St. Paul she offered very specific classes, primarily for children in grades 1, 2 E 3. She mentioned a cooking class, knitting,crochet etc. Class size was limited to 10 children, class fees paid for instructors and material costs. She frequently had senior citizens for instructors. She would never consider an open gym type of activity, only specific classes. City.of Rosemount In the past the City of Rosemount Park $ Rec. Dept. has offered gymnastics to 5=10 year olds at Rosemount Middle School on Tues. & Thurs. in the evening and are doing so again. Randy Oppelt has no plans to implement an after school program in the elementary schools. City of Eagan Withschool districts 191 and 197 planning to implement an elementary after school program, it leaves the two 196 elementary schools without an offering of this nature. The construction problems make neither school available until some time in November, or perhaps even later. I would prefer to see Community Services in 196 tackle the program as the other two school districts are doing. I,am a bit concerned that if Margie Walz steps in in Apple Valley, the school district will ignore the need, despite their superior level of staffing. 11 be • .. r eat (6) Burying Utilities. All uttirLres including electrical d wit and telephone lines, shall be buried in all new subdivisions as required by Ordinance No. 10 or.revisions thereto, unless e pro. otherwise approved by the City Council. (7) Trash Incinerators and Garbage. No exterior trash or garbage disposal or incineration shall be permitted. Any exterior storage shall be enclosed within a container and " such container shall be completely screened by a wall or nd equivalent visual screen. left (8) Lighting. On-site lighting shall be provided as is neves, ey s _ sary for security, safety and traffic circulation. Lighting C. Al --shall not be directed upon public rights-of-way or adjacent ned i -properties.- Such illumination shall be indirect and diffused, of, 0 th stat (9) Natural -Features. The site shall show due regard f„r a all natural terrain features, such as trees ("ir.clading re - i cer— quirements of Ordinance No. 46 and revisions- thereto), water i thei courses, historic areas or similar conditions. a a sor-. (10) Public Safety. All site and building plans for multi - pie dwellings shall be reviewed rby the City's Fire and Pn- itp, lice Departments wi'th a recommendation to the City Council. e, Flans shall be reviewed for fire warning and protection sv%- ng, . tems,_public safety, vehicular access and concerrr� related to public safety. (11) The site plan shall illustrate existinq.and proposed )vid' contours at a two (2) foot interval. (12) Each multiple dwelling complex shall have a minimum ;he recreation area equal to twn-hundred ('-no) square feet for nd-� each dwelling unit containing two (2) or less bedrnans and it one -hundred (100 ad i J_o.na.l square feet for each dwelling unit containing more than two (2) bedrooms. Said recreation area shall be a minimum of one -hundred (100) feet from any ponding area. anc' (13) Platting. All land zoned Residential 1171, R-2, R-3, R-4, and R-5 shall be platted prior to placing any structure thereon except townhouses for sale, may be platted after )ad -,j footings arepoured with'"the approval of.the City Council tion Za NNC'C- -25- LEO MURPM♦ • • Y.YOK THOMAS EGAN MARK PARRANTO _ .JAMES A. SMITH _ _ THEODORE WACHTER COUNCIL MEMDER! -- CITY OF EAGAN 3705 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN• MINNESOTA eelxx MONS 484.8100" September 19, 1979 OKJames Kennedy Dakota.County Commissioner _-Dakota County Government Center - 1560 Highway 55 Hastings, Minnesota 55033 THOMAS HEDGES CITY ADYINIETRAT0. ALYCE BOLKE CITY CLKNK -Dear Commissioner Kennedy: The members of the Eagan Park Trails Committee were pleased to read of the proposed development by the Commissioners of a County Bike Trail Policy. We understand tris matter will be discussed at your September 25th meeting and we would like to share some ideas for your consideration. 1. Development of bike trails along county.roads which are currently being improved or scheduled such as the already proposed county bike trails along County Road 31 and County Road 32. 2. Development of bike trails along county roads as they are maintained. In many cases this would mean the•laying o`. an asphalt strip to cover the shoulder of the road for use as a bike trail. 3. Development of bike trails along county roads other than those listed as regional bikeways, especially those roads which lead to schools or concentrated areas of employment. 1-.e have had several inquiries from employees at D1ue Cross and Univac about development of bike trails on County Road 26 and County Road 23 for transportation to and from work. 4. Development of bike trails on county roads where increasingly heavy traffic is making those routes uns.3fe for bikes. With the current emphasis onenergy conservation, it seems probable that there will be increasing use of bikes for transportation and recreation. On the local level, we will continue to work to develop a city bikeway system•on major. and minor collector streets which will give access both to and from the county trail system. Thant; you for your consideration. Sincerely, +yrcl Lundsten Icmhcr P,artsn *'.arl- Trails Co.:.mittee THE LONE OAK. TREE ... THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH,IN OUR COMMUNITY. cc: Chuck Inwrev. Dakota County Parl-c n; rPcrnr Patch T/ Transfer Patch REGULAR MEETING PARK COMMITTEE EAGAN, MINNESOTA CITY HALL —OCTOBER -21 '19?9--- 7:00 P.M. 0 AGENDA SPECIAL NOTE: Any Park Committee member unable to attend the meeting is asked to notify the Park Office. I. 7:00 - Call to order, Pledge of Allegiance Approval of minutes of September 13, 1979 Establish Agenda _II._ 7:05 - Report from City Council meeting - Tom Hedges A . Revenue Sharing Hearing b. Explanation of Abstention Votes III. 7:30 - Development Proposals A. Wedgewood Addition (Wilderness Park IV) B. Tollefson Builders - NWh, Section 20, South of Silver Bell Road, informal C. Parranto Realtors - SE'h, Section 20, West of Blackhawk Road, informal D. Meade Addition, NEh, Section 31 IV. 8:00 - Park Department Business A. Administrative Business 1. Official Name - High Line Trail 2. Park Construction Progress Report 3. Fall Program Registrations 4. Report on After School Recreation 5. I -35E Meeting 6. Tot Lot Requirements - Dale Runkle 7. Drexel Heights Park Access Request V. 8:45 - Special Meetings A. Set next meeting of Trail Subcommittee b. Letter to Kalota County Commissioners VI. 9:00 - Old Business A. Update on development proposals - staff 1. Orrin Thompson 2. Thomas Lake Heights 3. Other VII. 9:30 - New Business VIII. 10:00 - Visitors to be heard (persons not on agenda) I_:. 10;15 - For your information X. 10:30 - Adjournment -CITY OF EAGAN - - - -- — SUBJECr' PFEL114I AW PLAT - — — -- - - - - - - PETITICNER: DUNN 8 anw PEAL FSPM MANAIM4SIP, INC.. OCDt;EMOD 1ST ADDN. ) IDCATICN: PART CF THE Nh Cr THE SK% AND THE A CF THE SEh OF SO=ICN 26 IJP• 1 ,•Z I 1 •. IP. . DATE OF PUBLIC HEARM: SEPI2BER 25, 1979 (CM?rn ED FAQ4 SEP HBER 11, 1979 APC MM.) DATE OF REPORT: SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 FEPOATED BY: DAIS C. ffilb=, CITY PLANNER Application Submitted An application has been submitted for preliminary plat (Wedgewood Lst Addition) which consists of 75.17 acres and contains 72 single family lots and 5 outlots. This was previously the Wilderness Paris 4th Addition plat. Camients 1. The proposed development is part of the Lexington South Planned Development. The lard use proposed for this development is R-2 01ixed Residential) with a density of 3 to 6 units per acre. 2. The proposed development will have a density of the new developable lard of 2.6 units per acre. O=Unanoe 52 allows 3.6 units per acre. 3. All lots exceed the 85 foot minimum width regPir ent and the 12,000 square foot requirement for a single family lot. 4. Within the proposed subdivision there are five (5) oitlots. Outlots A, B, E and F are proposed park dedications according to the Planned Development. Outlot C may also be dedicated as park. This outlot became larger than the original park dedication because of the realignment of Wilderness Run Road. Outlot D is the only eutlot proposed for future development. When this outlot develops, its proposed use would be R-2 (Mixed Residential) with a density of 3 to 6 units per acre. 5. The proposed plat appears to be well designed. The plat has a curvilinear design and provides continuity by providing accesses to adjacent properties. If approved, the plat should be subject to the following conditions: 1. A detailed grading and drainage Plan be approved by the City Engineer. 2. The plat be subject to the convents of the Dakota County Plat Ommission because Lexington Avenue has now been approved as a County road. 3. All easements be approved by the City Engineer. ••.. 7eAo IS Addn. September 18, 1979 - --- - - - - - - I -- --Page 2 - - — ----- - -- -- - ----------- --- - - - - - --- --... EN,MEUM RE0244ENIDATICN 1. A 15 foot drainage and utility easement should be dedicated centered over the common lot line of Lots 3 and 4, Block 6; Lots 5 and 6, Block 3; and, Lots 4 and 5, Block 1 to accommodate the storm sewer system. 2. Sufficient drainage easements should be dedicated to incorporate the following elevations over their respective lots: A. Lots 4 and 5, Block 1 and Outlot A — 882.0 B. Lots 5 and 6, Block 3 and Outlot D; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of Block 3 and Outlot B — 892.0 C. Lots 3 and 4, Black 6 — 901.0 3. Street inprovement project be ordered for inprovement by the City for Wilderness Run Road of sufficient length to en00%pass this plat or else the developer shall install a minimum 24 foot paved hard surfaced access to this plat. ADVISORY PiANNIM COMMISSION b DALE C. RUNKIE, CITY PLW4ER -- -- - - - FROM: A. COLBERT, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS DATE: SEP'TEMM 21, 1979 i SUBJECT: pREL.L►4Im PLAT — wEDomm 1ST ADDITION (am & CURRY) The Public Works Department has the following oaments to sake in regards to the above referenced plat: 1 I YWR Water main and sanitary sewer of sufficient size and depth to service this proposed plat is presently under contract along Wilderness Run Road. STREETS There presently does not exist any street along Lexington Avenue or Wilderness Run Road rights-of-way. No contract has been awarded for any street construction as of this date. Improved street access will have to be provided prior to final plat approval either by the developer or under the City contract. The Engineering Department has no objections with the internal design layout of the street system. Staff has recommended and the developer has responded in providing a 60 foot access for the future develop- ment of the property to the south of this proposed plat. Wilderness Run Road and Lexington Avenue will be major collector streets and as such all lot accesses have been provided to be obtained through the interior street system. MADDE AND DRAINAM The drainage from Block 1 and 2 is proposed to be directed into the pond located immediately southeast of this plat. This pond is part of the City's overall master storm water ponding system but does not have the controlled outlet from it. Additional review will have to be performed to insure adequate capacity to handle Blocks 1 and 2. Blocks 3, 4, 5 and 6 plan to split their drainage into the pond located in the middle of this plat and also to the pond located in the extreme southwest corner of this proposed plat. 'these will also have to be reviewed further to insure adequate capacity and outlet control as part of our overall master storm water plan. EASEMENTS AND R.O.W. The proposed dedication for right-of-way for Wilderness Run Road, Lexington Avenue and all interior streets are acceptable as shown. The preliminary plat has shown the standard drainage and utility easements around the perimeter of each individual lot. However, additional easements will have to be obtained centered over the lot lines that contain the prcpo ed storm sewer outlet. Also, additional drainage easements will have to be dedicated around the proposed ponds to handle the storm water outlet. Colbert, P. Director of Public Works TAC:tlp ;.71i�' , SNR �. � '� a , •,:::� ,., a�'�•,• , ,•-air. .( ._-: �_-1.• :,: ' %-• \ �•. . Igo 'k .I i�Y�Y• y��,�i.. � � ••. IJ .�' .� , 'moi J . !" 1 ..raj /• �:�j_ �..1 ,�+ i I��: - r ,.. ,• ` ^::e J.•( � � is .}'t � j4"`i!''�'- �`� � ��;,..:4 --- _ n.:.�• �mr•� d.. 1' cTIM LL moi- � � •• �. J �� .r�: ; low ?�'• '`fit -Y.' 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However, since the application has been submitted, a revised plan has also been submitted and therefore the variance is not required for the preliminary plat. Comments. 1. The proposed site is just south of Pin Oak Drive and east of the present Cedar Avenue. The proposed plat would consist of approximately 5 acres and would contain 9 single family lots. 2. All lots exceed the 12,000 square foot lot area requirement and all lot dimensions would exceed the requirement under ordinance 52. 3. The proposed plat would take access from Pin Oak Drive. 4. There is one existing house within the proposed Meade Addition. This house is located on Lot 8 of the subdivision. The existing house would meet all setback, requirements for the proposed plat. 5. The proposed Meade Addition would be compatible with the Vienna Woods Addition. If approved, the plat should be subject to the follaaing conditions: 1. The driveway for the existing house should be realigned to conform with the new lot lines of the proposed Meade Addition. Meade Addition September 21, 1979 Page 2 -- -, — -- — -- - - - --- -2. All drainage and utility easements shall be approved by the City DIginser. 3. No direct access should be allowed on to Cedar Avenue. 4. The plat should be reviewed by the Dakota County Plat Commission and subject to the Dakota County Plat Commission's comments. 5. The park dedication for the proposed addition should consist of a cash donation for eight lots aomrding to the correct park dedication policy. FSIGIINEERmG rr MS , 1. A 40 foot half right-of-way be dedicated along Nichols [amici and all common lot line drainage and utiltiy easements should be dedicated. 2. All access should be restricted to the internal cul-de-sac street. 3. The existing house should be required to connect up to the sanitary sewer system upon its acceptance by the City due to the condition of its existing on-site system. D 1O: ADVISDW PLANam amissioN s DALE C. RIG E, cnY PLANNER FR24: THCVW A. OOUMU, DUOL7 UR CF PUBLIC WORKS DATE: SEPmsm 21, 1979 SUB=: PRF.LIMINAff PLAT — MEADE ADDITION (W. D. MEADE) The Public Works Department of the City of Eagan has the following comments to make in regards to consideration of the above referenced plat: Sanitary sewer and water main of sufficient size and depth to service this proposed plat is being provided under present contract for the Vienna Woods Addition which abuts this plat immediately to the west. Access to this proposed plat is intended to be obtained off Pin Oak Drive which will be constructed as a part of the Vienna Woods plat. An access off Nichols Road should not be considered due to the difficultly with the grade differential and the desire to limit the number of accesses directly on to Nichols Road. 7 he proposed cul-de-sac is the only feasible way to develop this remaining unplatted parcel of property. n-•1 0 • Is R•• , r•r Although this parcel contains an existing pond to handle its present on-site drainage, this pond will have to be greatly reduced and/or eliminated through the development of this proposed plat. Storm sewer of sufficient depth has been provided with the Vienna Woods plat to handle the drainage of this plat through positive storm sewer system. FASH4U,nS AND R.O.W. Sufficient right -of -ray should be dedicated to provide for a 40 foot half right- of-way along Nichols Road and also customary comron lot line drainage and utility easements will have to be dedicated on the final plat. If it is determined that the parcel immediately scuth of this proposed plat is to receive its sanitary sewer and water service from the utilities installed with this plat, additiohal easements may have to be dedicated to provide for this utility extension. Respectfull submitted, ZTw�s A. Colbert, P.E. Director of Public Works TAC: tlp SITE DATA SQUARE FEET ACRES UNITS 0 AREA 1144614 S.a CEDAR AVENUE R.O.W. 06166 0.46 PIN OAK CIRCLE R.O.W. aST96 6.66 NET 1446 ro 14.46 LOT 14460 LOT a 14600 ' LOIS 16096 • LOT 16609 LOTS u600 LOT* 14600 Torr 14100 LOTS 11460 LOT6 16000 DENSITY &A" 2i6 uwM Am ZONING r1 �rv..r.l wnr +!1146154 q, r Ir,6D rlw 4 �. TV ;{ I 41 ..n 10,9 - aR GI�ISW�LC PRELIMINARY MEADE ADDITION ASSOCIATES 4061 ,.,60,6 PLAT „•. PLANNING CONSULTANTS CJ ti BURNSVILL' E�",r c EC PROPO_? . — - Memo To: Park Director Schmidt From: Recreation Programmer Peterson Re: Status of after school Recreation for Elementary School Children '"— --Date: September 14, 1979 - Independent School District 197, Community Services Department A program that is an extension of Bob Zevnick's pure sports program is being implemented by Helen Waldoch of Community Services. Where: Each elementary school (S) Staff: 1 Physical Education teacher, 1 Art teacher, 1 Aide (College student) Cost: $15.00 for 10 week session Schedule: Two days a.week per site for 2.hours,right after school. Salary: $6.75/hr. for teachers, $3.50/hr. for aides Registration: minimum/maximum number of children is 20 Transportation: Parents provide own transportation home Activities: Structured: will include some special events, at least one one hogr of art per week and 1 hour of P.E. activities twice a week. Independent School District 191 The three Community School Co-ordinators (Community Services Staff) are about to do the following: 1. Meet with parent groups'from each elementary school to determine interest in an after school elementary' program. 2. Plan to implement something, not sureiwhat exactly, by the first week of November that would entail two activity nights per school per week. 3. Among the unanswered questions are: a. Numbers of children to try to accomodate. b. Numbers of staff, salary needed. c. Amount to charge children or offer free. - Of major importance possibly is the result to a questionnaire answered by elementary teachers last spring. The response was very poor in terms of interest in supervising after school programs. Independent School District 199 Inver Grove Heights Beginning the week of October 1 at three locations the Inver Grove Community Services Department will offer after school activities for elemen- tary school children. Feer $3.00 Activities: Arts E crafts, games, special events, music & a party. Time frame: 2:30-3:45 or 2:50-4:15, depending on dismissal time Pre -registration necessary Independent School District 196 Currently have no offerings. In the past Community Services 'ran a joint,program with the City of Apple Valley at one elementary school that I am aware of. I.have placed this item on the September: 20 Advisory Council Agenda. Three years ago the council discussed this same item, however with virtually a new advisory council since then I wish to re -open the issue. This is primarily based on my feeling that the after school programs belong as an extension of Community Services, the reasons being: More staff, freer access to facilities, easier access to K-1'2 staff and a highly programmed registration system. City of Apple Valley When I spoke to Margie Walz her plans for fall programs were not complete. She was unsure of the timing of any elementary programs she might try; she will do some. When Margie worked for the City of South St. Paul she offered very specific classes, primarily for children in grades 1, 2 E 3. She mentioned a cooking class, knitting,crochet etc. Class size was limited to 10 children, class fees paid for instructors and material costs. She frequently had senior citizens for instructors. She would never consider an open gym type of activity, only specific classes. City.of Rosemount In the past the City of Rosemount Park $ Rec. Dept. has offered gymnastics to 5=10 year olds at Rosemount Middle School on Tues. & Thurs. in the evening and are doing so again. Randy Oppelt has no plans to implement an after school program in the elementary schools. City of Eagan Withschool districts 191 and 197 planning to implement an elementary after school program, it leaves the two 196 elementary schools without an offering of this nature. The construction problems make neither school available until some time in November, or perhaps even later. I would prefer to see Community Services in 196 tackle the program as the other two school districts are doing. I,am a bit concerned that if Margie Walz steps in in Apple Valley, the school district will ignore the need, despite their superior level of staffing. 11 be • .. r eat (6) Burying Utilities. All uttirLres including electrical d wit and telephone lines, shall be buried in all new subdivisions as required by Ordinance No. 10 or.revisions thereto, unless e pro. otherwise approved by the City Council. (7) Trash Incinerators and Garbage. No exterior trash or garbage disposal or incineration shall be permitted. Any exterior storage shall be enclosed within a container and " such container shall be completely screened by a wall or nd equivalent visual screen. left (8) Lighting. On-site lighting shall be provided as is neves, ey s _ sary for security, safety and traffic circulation. Lighting C. Al --shall not be directed upon public rights-of-way or adjacent ned i -properties.- Such illumination shall be indirect and diffused, of, 0 th stat (9) Natural -Features. The site shall show due regard f„r a all natural terrain features, such as trees ("ir.clading re - i cer— quirements of Ordinance No. 46 and revisions- thereto), water i thei courses, historic areas or similar conditions. a a sor-. (10) Public Safety. All site and building plans for multi - pie dwellings shall be reviewed rby the City's Fire and Pn- itp, lice Departments wi'th a recommendation to the City Council. e, Flans shall be reviewed for fire warning and protection sv%- ng, . tems,_public safety, vehicular access and concerrr� related to public safety. (11) The site plan shall illustrate existinq.and proposed )vid' contours at a two (2) foot interval. (12) Each multiple dwelling complex shall have a minimum ;he recreation area equal to twn-hundred ('-no) square feet for nd-� each dwelling unit containing two (2) or less bedrnans and it one -hundred (100 ad i J_o.na.l square feet for each dwelling unit containing more than two (2) bedrooms. Said recreation area shall be a minimum of one -hundred (100) feet from any ponding area. anc' (13) Platting. All land zoned Residential 1171, R-2, R-3, R-4, and R-5 shall be platted prior to placing any structure thereon except townhouses for sale, may be platted after )ad -,j footings arepoured with'"the approval of.the City Council tion Za NNC'C- -25- LEO MURPM♦ • • Y.YOK THOMAS EGAN MARK PARRANTO _ .JAMES A. SMITH _ _ THEODORE WACHTER COUNCIL MEMDER! -- CITY OF EAGAN 3705 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN• MINNESOTA eelxx MONS 484.8100" September 19, 1979 OKJames Kennedy Dakota.County Commissioner _-Dakota County Government Center - 1560 Highway 55 Hastings, Minnesota 55033 THOMAS HEDGES CITY ADYINIETRAT0. ALYCE BOLKE CITY CLKNK -Dear Commissioner Kennedy: The members of the Eagan Park Trails Committee were pleased to read of the proposed development by the Commissioners of a County Bike Trail Policy. We understand tris matter will be discussed at your September 25th meeting and we would like to share some ideas for your consideration. 1. Development of bike trails along county.roads which are currently being improved or scheduled such as the already proposed county bike trails along County Road 31 and County Road 32. 2. Development of bike trails along county roads as they are maintained. In many cases this would mean the•laying o`. an asphalt strip to cover the shoulder of the road for use as a bike trail. 3. Development of bike trails along county roads other than those listed as regional bikeways, especially those roads which lead to schools or concentrated areas of employment. 1-.e have had several inquiries from employees at D1ue Cross and Univac about development of bike trails on County Road 26 and County Road 23 for transportation to and from work. 4. Development of bike trails on county roads where increasingly heavy traffic is making those routes uns.3fe for bikes. With the current emphasis onenergy conservation, it seems probable that there will be increasing use of bikes for transportation and recreation. On the local level, we will continue to work to develop a city bikeway system•on major. and minor collector streets which will give access both to and from the county trail system. Thant; you for your consideration. Sincerely, +yrcl Lundsten Icmhcr P,artsn *'.arl- Trails Co.:.mittee THE LONE OAK. TREE ... THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH,IN OUR COMMUNITY. cc: Chuck Inwrev. Dakota County Parl-c n; rPcrnr