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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ADVISORY PARKS RECREATION t IS=>ION
Eagan, Minnesota
June 4, 1987
A regular meeting of the Advisory Parks and Recr; ; ;inn C?r_ _sston
was called to order by Chairman Martin at 7:00 P.M. Membezre t.,1-,,,scent we e ?1lt,
Martin, Bertz, Thurston, Caponi, Carroll and Kubik. Members Masin, Saves nd
Porter had indicated they would be unavailable for the meeting. Staff n'
were the Director of Parks and Recreation Ken Vraa and Steve Sullivan,
Landscape Architect/Parks Planner.
AGENDA
A motion by Bertz, seconded by Kubik, with all members voting in
favor, the agenda was approved.
MINUTES OF MAY 7, 1987
Mr. Kubik noted that on page two, his late arrival was due to
his completion of school. On page six, we noted that Sandy Bertz arrived at
8:00 o'clock p.m. With no other corrections, a motion by Thurston, seconded
by Dick Carroll, with all voting in favor, the minutes of the May 7, 1987
Commission meeting were approved as amended.
CONSENT AGENDA
The following consent agenda item was presented for approval, on a
motion by Kubik, seconded by Bertz, with all members in favor, the Commission
approved recommendations to the City Council the following item:
1. Cray Addition--That a cash dedication be requirement, of this plat
consistent with the City's commercial/industrial property.
DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS
Stuart 2nd Addition--Parks Planner Steve Sullivan reviewed the
proposed preliminary plat for Stuart 2nd Addition. Director of Parks and
Recreation Ken Vraa reviewed his two-page memorandum and the lette° from
Stuart Corporation from Mr. Gerald L. Sovel, Vice President, quea Lion n,r; a
waiver of parks dedication fees was raised. Mr. Vraa reviewed the proposed
improvements to be made by Stuart Corporation of the ponding area. This would
provide for trails, benches, and plant material. Mr. Sullivan provided an
analysis of the area at the request of the Advisory Commission. Member Caponi
questioned what else the property could be used for, being that it was his
opinion that the only benefit was for the developer. Members questioned the
value of the area for parks purposes and the staff's opinion in the use of the
trail system and the ponding area. Commission member Carroll noted that the
topography of this site, including the steep slopes, and the Oct that the
proposed trail would be under water at time of high water ea It was
commented that if the parcel was not dedicated, why it would o: ' any value
to the City. There were several other questions presented to the Commission
relating to the types of recreational facilities the developer would be
providing including a proposed swimming pool. Member Kubik stated 1 -?'^ot
feel that this was a significant and sufficient amenity to a
reduction in the parks cash contribution. After a brief discuss , on a
motion by Kubik, seconded by Thurston, it was a recommendation of the Advisory
Parks and Recreation Commission that 1) a cash dedication requirement be made,
2) that there be no credit provided, and 3) that a trail on Lexington Avenue
be a condition to plat approval.
The Welsh Addition--Planner Jim Sturm noted tha this pr
plat had been withdrawn and that the developer w-
alternative site. Director of Parks and Recreation VrL. tt__
to review the concept and provide staff in the City witt irectior
noted that the preliminary plat was for a private school. The school -
profit organization and would be operating the school for grades K thr( 6.
In addition to the school functions, which were proposed to be operative _r
round, they would provide both "pre" and "post" daycare acti ities. ff
responded to several questions concerning the proposed develoj and Thurston stated that she felt they are a profit orFanizati d
responsible for parks dedication a any commerci-' ' ve?
concensus of the opinion of the Adviw "y J mmissior_
decide on a site in Eagan for this addition, they s' uld b> it~~ a
cash dedication requirement for commercial/industrial property will be
required.
OLD BUSINESS
Four Oaks Townhomes--Director of Parks and Recreation rev i.,
history of the request from Four Oaks Townhomes Ar~°c,'tion
elimination of a tot-lot requirement. Director Vraa this _d
appeared on the Advisory Commission agenda approximately one :ear ago s 'h_
direction of the Commission was to have the owners surveyed and make such a
request. Director Vraa stated that he had received over 50 letters of
approximately 80 owners indicating they would prefer not to have a tot-lot and
in favor of the existing green space and open area. Representatives of the
association in the audience stated there are approximately 6 or 7 children
within the association of which at least half are over the ge of 15. 1 -i
motion by Carroll, seconded by Martin, with all m tubers v-t he
requirement of a tot-lot for installation wa.~ : l ted fr r
for the Four Oaks Townhomes.
COMMUNITY CENTER STUDY
Director of Parks and Recreation Ken Vraa reported that °2
Community Center Study flow chart provides for a summary of data to this- tip
This report had been drafted and reviewed by members of the A'r
Commission and staff. A second draft would be pre- ared i'S
reviewal at the next meeting. Director Vraa no".--.. that t tr: be
an interest in a Community Center particularly r;iong new s :':ants <i those
interested in swimming. Director Vraa also suggested that it may be
appropriate to conduct a random survey by a professional firm to determine the
interest levels within the community. He stated he would be reviewing such a
proposal for recommendation at a later date.
DEPART ,NT OBJECTIVES
Director of Parks and Recreation Ken Vraa stated that staff has been
working on its 1987 goals and objectives and appreciated the input of the
Advisory Commission members. He noted that the staff had originally compiled
a list of approximately 65 statements of goals and objectives which ha.,-
consequently been reduced. Commission member Caponi in,7riired as tc
would be able to see all of the originals a: ; 1 a staf"`
recommending. The Director continued, stating t . the a:.uul list h, n
reduced to a smaller number. Staff was classifying the objectiv_ to
categories such as recreation, parks and parks planning. All of these would
be given to the Commission. Sandy Bertz questioned if staff would mail a copy
to the Commission to review prior to the meeting date in order to help
determine priorities.
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Wilmus Park/Park Service S _,:.._*on No. 28--Director of Parks and
Recreation Ken Vraa indicated that staff has received several calls from
residents in this area. A letter was enclosed in the packet from a resident
who is also inquiring as to the status of the park. Director Vraa stated that
park area has been determined by previous developers agreement associated with
the Mallard Park Addition but the owner, Mr. Wilmus, would set the time frame
for the remainder of the parks dedication with development. The City ci;~;s.a= t
have a PUD agreement nor has the park been specifically idE `f* noted that a suggestion had been made for a neighs
residents of the status of the parks planning. Mr. i~'~'Uik 4 u t t in
informational letter be sent to residents in the park s,;,v d: tri:)t. le
noted that the Commission and staff is very busy at this time. Commission
member Carroll agreed stating that the letter would be a good idea and would
at least inform the residents of the City's planning efforts. A motion, 1,y
Kubik, seconded by Carroll, with all members voting in favor, staff .yns
directed to send an informational letter to residents in the proposed
area indicating the City's planning efforts.
Water Quality Management Plan--Director of Parks and Recreation Ken
Vraa reviewed a memorandum from Tom Colbert, Director of Public Works,
regarding the City's ad hoc committee on a Water Quality Management Plan. He
stated Mr. Colbert is seeking an appointment from the Commission to ser e as
a member of the ad hoc committee. Various members stated they would h^ e in
interest in being appointed to the committee. It was noted that Mr. S lid
previously expressed an interest but was unable to be at the Comm" lion
meeting so it was suggested that staff contact Mr. Sames first to see if he
was still interested in serving. If Mr. Sames is unable to be a member of the
committee, Sandy Masin or Roger Martin would be interested in filling this
role.
PARKS DEVELOPMENT
Parks Construction Contract 87-1--Director of and Recr ti 'i
Ken Vraa reported an the bids received for the C z°_.et 87-1, P .°'..s
Construction. He stated that Mr. Sullivan's estimate w:iL3 ithin $15,000 of
the actual bid price of $546,000. It was stated that a preconstruction
conference would be held within the next several weeks and it is expected that
the contractor will begin in late June.
Financial Review--Director of Parks and Recreation review-1-1 his
memorandum contained within the packet on pages 37 and '8, nct,i - ,h 1.11
numbers were unaudited. He stated that this should pr 2-' ti*,,:
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with just a brief updating on the current statute
encumbered funds for the number of work projects. D 1 t°ector c;t:a'
because of the number of projects ongoing and yet proposed for this year, he
was unable to provide the Commission with a detailed set of numbers because of
the time commitment and the necessity of re-estimating work yet to come. He
stated it is his belief that the projects were very much on target with
overages in some project areas compensated by favorable bids in others.
It was noted that the Director would provide another ul _ith the
conclusion of the summer projects.
OTHER BUS ® S & REPORTS
There are a number of items under the Other Business and Reports
Agenda, including the Trapp Farm Park Grand Opening, and the Community Theatre
Group now forming within the City with the assistance of the Parks and
Recreation staff. Director Vraa stated that the first meeting of the
Community Theatre Group was very positive with approximately 20 people in
attendance.
Staff is beginning the 1988 budget preparation process and any input
from the Advisory Commission would be appropriate at this time or over the
next several weeks.
Director also noted that the ground breaking for the new elementary
school, entitled Woodland Elementary School, would be held on Thursday, J :
18, 1987. He stated Advisory Commission members would be receiving
invitations to this ground breaking ceremony.
ADJOUI
There will be no further business of the Advisory Commission, on a
motion by Alt, seconded by Bertz, with all members voting in favor, the
Regular Advisory Commission meeting of June 4th was adjourned at 9:25 p.m.
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MEMO TO: ADVISORY PLANNING COMMISSION
DALE U E, CITY PLANNER
its FROM: KEN VRAA, DIRECTOR OF PAR S D R<>.CREATIt
DA : NOVEMBER 10, 1986
RE: MANOR LAKE ESTATES
On November 6th, the Advisory Parks and ;eer- a or, Oomm ss i.on r 4 iewed the
proposed preliminary plat of Manor Lake Er>tate.a. Following the prresentt ticla
of Jim Sturm, the Department's Landscape Architect/Parks Planner reviewed a
preliminary analysis of the proposed park area and a concept layout of the
proposed dedication. The Advisory Parks and Recreation Commission was
generally agreeable to the location of the park, with some concerns expressed
for the small amount of shoreline frontage.
The two issues that received the most attention of the Advisory OomLni.ssl ;n
were (1) access to the park through a cul-de-sac, which would make the part
much less accessible to this neighborhood, and (2) the amount of parkland
dedication, which appears to be less than the area being platted for
residential development, including Outlots A and B.
A revised road layout, as identified in the attachment marked as Sheet #'I, ras
prepared. This eliminated the cul-de-sac and provides for a curvil" : ar
street and access to the property to the south. This road alignraeev was
preferred by the Advisory Commission. It provides for better rks
configuration, a dedication closer to the actual amount required, and ,1rovides
for future expansion to the south by providing for increased street access
and an improved parks layout. The Commission was in total agreement that
this was the preferred plan for the reason stated above.
The Advisory Commission was also concerned about access to the park from the
West, since the property to the west is developed. The Commission feels a
trailway should be planned from Dodd Road to the park to ensure access for
the parcels to the west as they are developed.
If you feel it appropriate or necessary, I would be happy to attend your next
Planning Commission meeting to present the Advisory Parks and Recreation
Commission's concerns and recommendations concerning their their preliminary
plat.
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cc: Tom Hedges, City Administrator ie"
Tom Colbert, Director of Public Works ,
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CITY OF EAGAN
SUEOhtOT: REZONING, PEE.,_ 4TFAPY PLAT (MANOR LAKE
ADDITION)
APPLICANT: el..-~.;~la.+LL',`"a-L~'~.~ PROPERTIES
MIDDT F" Ox, m L O T ION: NE; ' SECTION 36
EXISTING ZONING: A(AGRICULTURAL)
D? F PUTL 0 Aia _ 1I » TUNE 23, 190'
Dt!.'.I TT OF REPORT: OU`1 9, 1 i96> t-
REPORTED BY: PLANNING &,ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS APPLICATION: S.pGr3te ,p i LLa: s love i'_1 submitted by
a. os to an R-1 (single family) district and a Prel-iminary Pint for
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,e °?an.._ Lake r~d;11t,7Ors This plat _v____ ,;s of ?u lots
Cliff Road on the no-th and Highway 23 an the east. This plat is
!'.15.,.1 designating
' i st._. with the City's 's January, 9r7l Land Use
this _ a as Marks) and '~I (i,6 il _ ~{rt o; a.r e).
ZONING & CODE COMPLIANCE: The Suuth Oaks subdivision and
undeveloped agricultural land is on the n y 1 side l, f Road,
l?.-, residents submitted J. petition opposing t.... ail b:a? ao..'i:%
busineso zoning with iv 71 c'_ previous "`t"'o , _ late 1986. I_'__ '."i(`ii
plan . sue. not 'a1 any commercial ii! All other ,..ate, ,en
land use r- agricultural.
This plat has gross density of i lFalt.sracr_, and I .:1"'t density ot'
' n /acr All o Ito lots hgve minimum widths o 855° at the
setback line and they rang in size from 12,070 , _ m to 70,900 S.F.
12-14,000
_"1;:1L1di~14; water). Most are in the ,_,»L' range,
r previous plan designated 2.5 a,.i'0 ] parkland dedication tha'`
not w n bisected b y any streets.! When the 1 n to the south
Cis,, .,_tops5 r).dir, oral land would then be acquired creating '[tit,
neighborhood park for that ;option of the city. The ppoposed 2.1
acre dedication would be split from t1? e undeveloped opeCi property to the
ur.h. This project is proposed no he built in phases over 3
years with t311.? area in the last phqde,
EXISTING CONDITIONS:
F, r L l is characterized with 101 slopes to a tl °i' plateau nr 1 r
h center of the site. A fairly uniform O slope a 1 , 7s on uh:~
eastern r ^ . r e of the pond. All of t h o s e lots are at least 200'
sandy deep
L rQ 7i ,~i,_Ct ?iC~,~,tx,~.ia any hl~l `ng l•"C, ms. !~~'e ,`~1;J,~. ai~_ a clay mixture and nonta.1.1'. ! largo quantity of o.a,_,_,,
Significant
V `:a. piar is " - - e 10' ouks arc along I easterra
cliff ae of Y;i'1o water and should be preserved. Along 1_. "h I side Ofi
the pond and of t Y r n 1 h a Tilt 0n_„ a<
mc3tly box elders and elms.
GRID1NG, DELI AGE, EROSION 'CONTROL: The grading plan shows
i., L. nr, a l of r'< ntire site. Although substantial
.,t i. , prcpo er for o t of the site, the areas adjacent to
the ponding area are i tlended to be left undisturbed.
L development proposes to convey the runoff generated by the site
itt,c' Pond LP-28. Pond LP-28 is designated as a ponding area in the
C7ioy of Eagan Comprehensive Storm Sewer Guide and is designed
to ;aaidle the o rc.ff -.n gated by this site. All outlets into pond
Lz so aI1 a n,,-' n*-d to the normal water level. Additional catch
r, psi n a =e r ec_L,i raa i n :;ho central portion of the site to adequately
corv t h runoff gen_ra tad to the ponding area.
TLn ,.>torm sewer system must be of sufficient capacity and depth to
e ,u_,.r ly handle the runoff generated by the southerly adjacent
,rti)uerrties. The Maxie. £-ake storm sewer system provides the
ec. a 'y 'connect'_ 'n Pond LP-26 to the south and LP-28 on
h rt. r i a;._e site® ;d prasently has an outlet. The pond
"Is T_,} (6 J n ti1:; „~at~o ly adjacent property does not have
an E~~ 1 ~-Y' at this time.
o-osion and eCi cent control plan was submitted as a part of this
application.
UTILITIES: Trunk sanitary sewer of sufficient size, capacity and
depth is available can the north side of Cliff Road at the extreme
northwest oorner oft' t'~ development. It will be necessary to
xt<<nf thl s r,^1-in sout , aay ;ewer along the north side of Cliff Raid
t the proposed ot_-°eet; atei section, south through this development
,-rig .P p, ornsed tnfi -n_fl streets to the south property line, then
easier=1_y to Trunk 114-1 g u ay #3 for future extensions at a later date.
It w- it be necessary t;o have this trunk sanitary sewer facility
ordered by Council action prior to final plat approval.
A trunk water main a i'_l have to be e tel ded from the intersection of
Dodd Road and Cliff Rona to provide service to this development.
".n c rnx~~; veatcr, .au. to would have to extend through this development
a1. _ n ; tha z pos i t <.r°r.al street to the south property line and
F r_ continue easterly to Trunk Highway #3. The trunk water main is
ieces,sary to provide the needed service to the southerly and easter-
ly adjacent properties. It will be necessary to have this trunk
water rain facility ordered for installation by Council action prior
to fi-n _l. ,plat approval.
STPELT ACCESS, TR;, _a TION: Access to the proposed preliminary plat
z:t!_zr v ab1c from Cliff Road and Trunk Highway #3. Dakota
oil regt~ ._r°c a restricted access to be dedicated along the
Cliff Roma <<,,u~t,-of'-wayexcept at the opening for East Greenleaf
Drive and tb = _x Ls't mr, drive on the westerly side of the proposed
development. A review by MNDOT will also be required along Trunk
H ;hway #3.
! ,n !o,v ~ioj rent proposes to provide the internal traffic circulation
torou,.a he use of 60' wide right-of-way streets.
EASEMENTS, SIGHT-OF-WAY, PERMITS: his development shall dedicate
-S a fL l ep. i. d? X11 :Ie andIi O;^ G' t i1g _ n,.,°3T1 .u t`.i s oz. .L';.T to incorporate a
ht ijw t.:; elevation yr 916.0 for Pond LP-28.
The development proposes to dedicate the required 75 ,..o" ?z._'_ right-of-
way
No un ,,ta_ permit requirements are anticipated beyond We Tl.'rm?.l.
Mi ...y M;dC and Department of Health r .1_('.w for sanitary 3ewev and
water water main e__,<;_7>'107?;~a The development T~' ~,~.1 c, responsible for ibt''.L1i'"
_ the necessary County and State approvals for the propose,J
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k k S_, S lh S a The assessment records n _Ilc...,c the City has l_ _
the following trunk r"3I i area assessments ,_=3.1f i...d- this parcel.
326 Storm sewer trunk S.F32(-,,, Sanitary sewer trunk h , r, are Yl pending assessments, but as a c1.,._,i i_ _CT). o
L plat p:_'Cs aJ_ .,hp City will require f_,. ollv y ; additional
assessments-
PROjECT 1 DESCRIPTION USAGE RATE QUANTITY AMOUN,,,'
area SX$1,250/acre 32.41 W. $40, 5
e... Cliff Road-upgrade S.F. j 2; , I34/1r
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Cliff Road-storm
TOTAL $69,943
Le re including internal streeW
These > >a.`,m:',?lt.?' will be the responsibility of t:11.: development, based on
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a rates in effect at the time of the final plat approval.
CONDITIONS: MANOR LAKE ADDITION)
1) All standard platting conditions shall be adhered to.
2) 7nn Advisory Parks and Recreation Commission shall review
Y,l At for t', rad dedication requirements.
3) The C ancil shall be_ .horize the installation of the trunk sanitary
sewrer 4 trunk water main, and trunk storm sewer facilities W.-c r thQ
development t.p:ar to final plat approval. This development shall be
rec,uiped to dedicate the required drainage and ponding easements for-
Pond !P-28 to incorporate the 916.0 elevation.
4) The development shall dedicate the additional drainage and utility
easements as required by the alignment and depth of any public
utility located outside of public right-of-way.
5) This 19 v. i opi ent shall be responsible for all pending and future
assessments a3sociated with the development of this subdivision
relating to trunk area water, trunk area storm sewer, and future
Cliff Mad Street and trail improvements.
6) The septic tank system proposed for Lot 17, Block 5 shall be
designed in accordance with the MPCA annual WPC1O. An onsite
1nspv: ction will be perfomed by City staff to insure proper
3n:t lation. TVs well and septic system shall be abandoned when
City .abilities ace extended to serve this area.
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'PRELIMINARY PLAT
MouNARO COMMERIAL EXCAVATING INC.
asSO ES CSS... MANOR LAKE
r j y 4855 NIGOIS RD.SUtTE 203
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7 EAGAN MN 55922
- ' ESTATES (692)454-0266
6, 1987
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The -----pose a' this --aort - _ _ _s. s ro r em ;
ROUND
fall of 11 , y receii
x3_< .:3 reque< _i--, ty
Advisory Commi ion for re
preliminary i.. v ibation on t}_ ds jr suc..
and approved by the City. The C lion has initiated tha
visiting Sty
Additiona' n of is
c ned. The L io Dnduc d a 3 9
s from the yhool Di trict Ce '_ty Ec
ib, is r,
~.A a~ wa¢~ ~.a ta, revailing PnT
are ni ly money losers. A center can #a at
is op For J u.
40,0
>opulation an
only three of 1 1 years, (1 r . a),
annual defici 1986, whic' I
.ash flow, avert r year.
facility h,._
1
1 e is Eden Prairie. Thi. n size
i ilation. A cp i` 1Lty ofi 1, _00
built at a c t of 3' > ty
s of an icr , ao1 y nd ra _1
s. This facili'-" --n-even"
six years, whil i'ng the philosophy of log
v .7 vg ra rr re &s 4--,e) pro{ n A rx L, rv m.~ Mr. c' ' T v . f
1 TI i tan
St. ' Duls i-
cons, 7 70, h
e! t h -
in(
that -re t'__ _v- W s
$7.50 per hour. S ' y t. ' 1 Park has taken a positic
tamed at the ceaiuer ar 3onably ---I' „onnpa.re,_ -In 4-T,e s
se the facility pros'
money, i court , b; l yids, Craig Pa f
y Cents ._hat a C n its i
nt 1 _,A the
rate in d cut it
At th I3rookli
1 e ire and has t
tie ha 1° 'Irconlies. Ea
0 of
taus. ands are reui.rectec'. " cst° ex , i vtacx i
2
7 completed by thf a Sta' Ire -,o
'.ties- - - c equa" t
_ ,r x
ating tc
d to t at are of it c° rt.
COQ 'T ON
Community facilities can at 1
managerial, -,perat4"nal, nstru~:u..w.. _n
the pla: r . profit or on for a
ant and/or} re--' un, be considet-td,
of exercis(
° vibe: Many s
have met sure Apple V_.ley
dollar bon in ,
,nsi ; BrvIJ„ G vaastructeu n d
Prairie, C Talley, Plymouth and *ove Heigh e
TM °)rovir'- a
ro with scnool at' its
p tivities use by t publ ° 1
gi fuss Frankel,
1 Cc
_ _e pro --.---d booster cli
lack of av I space j n
Fagan may hav., little, if an,, uie the m- .M-lity
pace.
fitly, the public, has 14 *°tli or ^ access I-o sch^^, 4r".nasii °'t
end Apple 1 1' , :ry
l thin the disc: the
iy being Lcted are not ne ly - "multi-i
utilized fo lung pc audit 1 G tly, they arE r
re le, or ac it
etive
volleyLl , h 1-etb.ll, aer I d
oms. would be } itt°
1a-h
y every' is familiar i the gr youthful n in
;hoot th ;o duplicate `atistics, nplicatior
d~ c
age ae,
orientation, and id
appear t^ be similar. .Althoa:,,y, iv may be wa ,,-v to cl,-q
to th i- ses Eden Prairi ruts gave to
be rever "
In late a c
i schoc we i rr the n
Lent I h Car-- -)r
>ys, 1 t
ie ,r d
appear t tore c
"Based on )nse, us r~ va.e current Eden Prairie community f ni lity is
high; 85 Ae i y iad used t' I center,
without child.,-,vn had use, th.-. ° ' with.LLL tcac las* o-vr
we must use caution with the use c tics. It
e to note Prairie h c w
bein
by
Ti IN
ar the use of a) ant survey,
-nduct a v' c' E- 4 A d
levels t s
ins which have don€ ype cai wuz k.)
' TCIES
.de f reN
f any, p'
for a r
A. Rose__unt )ntly defeated a referendum for an ice arena; nc
pplo V l _ r lr pas -4 which m y
o be locat Little o]
facility, Appl Vali-ey sti i receivE 0
.ld a second ice
C. 4 ' 9e e
plans.
Purnsv " l le - red ion of it ting ic,
in :-_.i. _acilitie- )urrentl,, , w to Review of plans r a swimming pool in certain time frame.
E. Mendota }Li, - no plan.
F. Inver Gxr'ov is tag .vi
v.,ipatee, , .3 3«..t ®-`'in tRbubi I rcilii a now
odoor is be on is 1101
to so
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"Y FACILITY" The Mi is "Y@" has for a future facility in
v . l l aunty 11. St YRr
>r a in i ° 1P of Y°' off- 0
cc if list hin existing Y's, or planned Y's, if proper
e o five r 'l , Also, no conf llet with any C f
a one to two mil(
rrs JSION
',ing or pl; iblic facili-i acs;; d have
1 -r facility.
At
ses f
ty ed ition, hoc' y, I i s _ f
5, A t.. si
1 ng
1) littl ~o available in school fo_ of
2) x1 ds will go unmet or have restricted access to very 1~..~. u
3) r `,iona.l re filled.
1 7 ves are 1 d to very basic 1 f
ins 1
14) p_,ol i_- too small for swim club
5) limits placed on tI ,r ;3 f_
club) becati of space aval-ability.
6) RAVE _l.ub has from 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. _,ub, n
Richfield.
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7) Eagan Hock oiation only able to secure c Lee,
_ -50 projected Five ice to
t' )urs.
8) ` ation has E_- D,_
may la{ as a r d ind..v_
9) 1 f( Len
and c; r 100 ,o 500.
10) 1 iocke, ation has 7 40C '
)V,VVO 01
~7 for 61; is
11) Girls e hockey a 1988 Ol 1 i
12) School 11 require ice time f o
c 1.
)le Val- ses ..ieir
went; s tennis. A dog show
d over 10( , s in a a®
15) The second me Lzed f ac ty of Va' the
r G TOO,
two -di 30,000 income ove
l d ' uti
i.e. OP( , tional
tc , 1®
18) ,vill TI s~ p g
!,-",Si, ver 1,5( the ~ ar. d
were ire
i res at all, mostiy wuru of roue L. luoi- ai perce: f
7
iccour, 15-23%
`3) Skating club is s( Lr°ate i the Lea-----'- --c ram and p,. -ws
of ice time at B 1" 'goo
LIu) Figur 3 not or ;itiv lc-,. -,o
excel, TherE .ficant its it socia is,
abilit, .il,t learnin
8
ea for
and o uba d =tc»
are unmet. Ar _,roximately ",000 1 . C, i >r
of tbra a nARnni .rithin
1kating _uuxu to grow. _-cant numbers re; now
cipate i Lurnsville Little or o
the
staff, l as co
staff Ln conta . These MOWS:
1) cit spsr. Pr n1m1 r and
b wW .a f aer daF L' a. ..ts.
2) Police pistol range is a possible addition to a facility
- "'cation in firearms up-to-date. S could be u.__ or gu,.
st _ . _ fo - for ......A
ept E _ f differ( location . r
storage
14) Room/se me for activities sut ido
t' ;e, all
Set
Vii) 3 and practic, ity fo,
ecessibility to, or it
athletic
of acili,,.Les.
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7) D or as
} "ping roor oom.
F' IONS
ThE L _ h
to
guided from its inception, a ti COVE
expenses through fees and'
whose profile of resident's ne to t
4_4-ive image i ry he unite sa..-
se.
o t- - ficant and deep -non stm 4- An-4-~ P-"
he curd use pattern, n( a
or part-(-'
avai'
t #196; open skating, Learn-1 0
app rs to he significant interest in swi I __-g fan 1 ' t "
lack of J `tive pools in the Sc ^o area, illy f
the i River.
of other o : is, it would ) ty to
rev on of the 4teria for d- c
hat is: cc i ions, --c
s
>ns.
c I wou" appropriat,
.ti int a community ,r woul ne t
of be 1 or U. r it is bell ed to ly
t ul and L pro) and if
t, .nt , nd leve
this information would be valuable as the C- develops a pg°elimii~ab,y
10
outline of a components, wr' tatc
prior - th a pre 11 pl< s
all l illb 2
either hal intil z~ iture date, c
consulting arc firm o prepare a pr°c 1 y
pt plan, and cost estimate.
11
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~s_ _ aye
FOR TRAIL C r
l
C.
port'
in favor of an ex a trailway on rtiverto: o
optic -C-
r--m At 1 14, 1984 C
C c Lion to Bic
t
irc
o
C_ 1 _ t i.-
Con i ®.ssion
2, 19"
won 1
a ern the n` e--
r) B was i zet a -ail and e
n c_i p
D pros a
de fo f . . 0
P 11- lot.
of C
sio~.
1
4-1'e July 17, 19€34 City Cc
Additions were prei i° 7
17- meeting, at w iME d
1'. reviewe 0
aE t f"r o
C ty.
t i.
1
arv~cr . 3 Y-eque itAr i-.ho lii•.ir IT 0 1-'41
v Point
ail to e
that the n
ice.
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verto
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4
C t t f
a ^
n ra ^e i 1 '
111 y
,giA , ?y on hot
1f r 1 s and p' t
no im&-c,
2
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FO 3)SION ACTION
To r. Harvey's r I ike at t Cit
actions.
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OLD BUSINESS
BLAC A OAKS/BLACKRAWK LAKE ADDITION
Parks & Recreation Director Vraa commented that the City Council had
postponed action on this development until the Parks & Recreation Commission
resolved their concerns. He said that Mr. Peter Stalland had notified the
Commission of his successful negotiation with the neighboring landowner so
that the road will not encroach on park property at any poinh, Dt ector Vr
said the Commission still had to resolve the problem of access to Plackhaw"rh
Park.
Plan Consultant Erkkila presented an analysis of the Blackhawk Park terrain
and three schemes for bringing in a road to the park. Scheme A would provide
access off Palisade with the roadway curving with the terrain to a parking lot
near the lake/wooded area. Scheme A would require cut and fill in excess of
101,
Scheme B would provide access from the south coming through a to and
proceeding north to the parking lot. Grading would be a major cost, 1 .t not
as bad as Scheme A.
Scheme C would also provide access from the south with the road following 3`E
R/W and then curving through the park following the natural terrain. The
trail would be long, but would not require as much grading as the other two
schemes.
Schemes B and C would require obtaining easement or dedication from the
adjacent property owners. Mr. Erkkila commented that the study pointed out
the south access will not be easy to obtain or to do. In this respect, it
should give the Commission an understanding of the relative importance of
dealing with a west/north access and parking.
Plan Consultant Erkkila said that he viewed the design/analysis priorities of
the park as:
1. Better vehicular access.
2. Lakefront property.
3. Expand the picnic area.
4. Preserve the natural amenities in the park and neighboring parcels.
5. Cash dedication.
Mr. Erkkila would like to fill out the parkland around the narrows of the
lake, thus providing more lakeshore. He is optimistic that nearby land
parcels may be obtainable because the property will be difficult to develop.
Mr. Erkkila then presented four options for the Commission to consider:
Option A would bring a road/parking lot/observation deck off the private road
into the NW corner of the park. This plan would necessitate the taking of one
of the Blackhawk Oaks lots. He did not like this option as the road has many
twists and turns. The parking lot would cause some disruption. However, it
was his opinion that Option B would be less disruptive and provides a better
road to the park.
Option B is a bike trail to be constructed in conjunction with the private
road and then move into the park, perhaps to an observation deck. This would
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provide an opportunity to see a unique part of the park.
Option C provides for the taking of .4 acre from Lot 4, Blackhawk Lake
Addition. This would enhance the NE corner of the park and preserve trees.
Option D provides road access off Palisade. A small parking lot could be
tucked in behind the houses or could be placed in the "tree nursery" or a
larger lot near the lake/wooded area as shown in Scheme A.
Chairman Martin still preferred a north access and wanted to know why Silver
Bell Road couldn't be extended. Mr. Erkkila responded that was a possibility
in the original proposal in 1982, but is not an option with the road alignment
currently being proposed. Commission member Alt thought the City should opt
for a south access and require a bike trail only in the north. Sir felt:
was okay to save Blackhawk Park for later development. Commissijn member
Thurston wanted to keep the City's options open for a north access even if not
exercised.
Chairman Martin did not want the north access eliminated and suggested a
bridge be put in to bring the road across the steep terrain. In his opinion
the Palisade access was less desirable, but he didn't like a public assess off
a private street which would be the case with a north access. He felt the
Commission should make their decision at the August 2nd meeting.
Peter Stalland, representing the developer, said they could live with a bike
trail in the north and the .4 acres taking from Lot 4; but he could not live
with a road/parking lot in the north. The project would not be funded if the
north road access were a condition. He felt Palisade provided reasonable
access. Plan Consultant Erkkila preferred access from Palisade or Davenport.
He did not recommend a north road access or building across steep r'' 'f 1e!
felt the Palisade access would require some cut with a large amount Ti 11,
but is still preferable to a more extensive grading associated with sortie
access.
Director Vraa said if the Commission recommends the north bike access,
then construction should be part of a construction program. It's better to
have the amenity in place before neighboring residences are built. He was of
the same opinion if the Commission opted for the Palisade access with the
parking lot to go in the nursery area. He said it is necessary to F et:
vehicles into the park and eliminate the on street parking as is the case now.
He felt the .4 acre from the Blackhawk Lake Addition would be a desirable
addition to capture lakeshore.
Commission member Thurston was concerned that if only a trailway is provided,
there would be many more cars parked on the street. She felt a parking lot
should be put in and it could be screened. She said Blackhawk is a community
park and access must be provided for the community. It is not a private
preserve for the neighborhood. Commission member Bertz was in favor of a
parking lot in the nursery area. She hoped a looped road system is in the
long range plans for the park. Commission member Carroll said the C~~ isahe
access would provide immediate in-park parking. He felt the long range plans
could provide for a south access and the large parking lot, plus a loop road
could then be facilitated as shown by the concepts. Commission member Fedde
asked what effect the septic tanks would have on the lake. Director Vraa said
that Public Works Director Colbert is reviewing these associated problems and
will give a report to the City Council on August 7.
After continued discussion and review, Commission ago :ibc;r Ca~°rc 11 V ov°ed, Alt
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seconded, the following recommendations:
1, The City obtain Option B, a trailway only in the north part of the park,
2. The trailway will be the developer's responsibility and will extend from
Blackhawk Road along the private road to the west property line of the
park. The trailway is to be 15' wide with a 5' green space along the
road, an 8' wide trail bed and a 2' green space along residential property
lines,
3. The City accept the ,4 acre parcel as dedication from the Blackhawk Lake
Addition.
4, Park access will be from Palisade-with a parking lot (for approximately 20
cars) located in the tree nursery area,
5. The balance due in park dedication will be in cash.
The motion carried.
Commission member Carroll then moved, Bertz seconded, that the Advisory Parks
& Recreation Commission go on record that the long range plans for Blackhawk
Park will include:
1. Access from the south (Scheme B) to a parking lot near the lake/wooded
area.
2. Any potential developer in the area should know of the City's plan and
place their structures accordingly.
3. That staff continue review with the intent of bringing the Parks System
Plan and the Blackhawk Park P.U.D. up to date at the annual P.U.D. review.
The motion carried.
PARKS BOND UPDATE
Parks Director Vraa will ask the City Council at the August 7 meeting for
approval to grade four parks and provide lighting at Northview Park. Bob
Rosene is doing the preliminary grading plans with City staff to monitor the
field work. Not all four parks will be done at one time. Steel posts will
probably be too expensive. Thirteen poles are needed and wood poles will cost
between $105,000 and $115,000, Steel posts would cost about $35,000 more.
Landscape Architect, Steve Sullivan, will start Monday, ztu ;ust 6. 1,F will
review bid documents of the four parks, tennis courts and plar,~ F>quipment., He
will also attend Advisory Parks & Recreation meetings.
Commission Member Jackson requested a master schedule be prepared for
Commission reference, Parks Director Vraa says there is one forthcoming so
the City can maintain control of park improvement and development.
OTHER BUSINESS
A. Budget
Parks & Recreation Director Vraa said it is possible for some park improvement
to be in place by late 1985. He felt more seasonal staff would be needed. He
also requested an additional 1/2 time secretary and an assistant parks
director. Additional equipment and material will be needed as a result of the
parks development program. An expansion of some recreation is also
anticipated. There is much more to be done with recreational programming.
A LOGIS program for registration, ball field reservations, etc, is also a part
of the 1985 budget request.
S
Roy N. Harvey, Jr.
3832 Riverton Avenue
Eagan, MN 55122
456-5634
May 18, 1987
To: Mayor Bea Bloomquist and City Council
I am writing to you concerning the asphalt pathway system on Riverton Avenue
and on Riverton Point.
The path surrounding us serves no purpose as it stops abruptly and is used mainly
for kids on skateboards who are drawn to it by its curve and slope. It does not
connect with the main path, thus not serving as a means to get to the park. We
do understand the path was passed long before we built our house, but would like for
you to explain to us its purpose. The only thing we can see it as is an inconvenience
for us and the neighborhood. It's an inconvenience for us as we get kids hanging
around with their skateboards on the path and our driveway, and it gives our front
yard less of an area to grade causing too steep of a slope. It's an inconvenience
for the neighbors as their children cannot use it to get to 11( ±k. They would
rather see it going down Riverton Avenue to meet with the main ntrance. The children
must now ride their bikes on the street to get to their neighborhood park.
My wife has checked into "Slow Children" signs for our road (Riverton Ave.) because
of the blind curves, excessive traffic and speeders. The City of Eagan told my wife
that they do not put these signs on residential streets anymore and suggested we
have the police patrol the street. All of our neighbors have talked and complained
about the speeders and blind curves as they are also concerned about their children
using the street as their means to get to the park.
I suggest a path be connected through to the main entrance of the park as shown
on the enclosed map. This would alleviate the danger of having children riding and
walking on the street. The area of the suggested path extension is actually a blind
spot coming from either direction on Riverton Avenue,
Please advise me on the procedure to get this problem resolved„
Thank you.
>incerely,
Roy N. Harvey, Jr.
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MEMO TO: ADVISORY PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
KEN VRAA, DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION
FROM: JOHN VONDELINDE, SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS
DATE: JUNE 9, 1987
SUBJECT: DNR FISHERIES PROGRAMS
This memorandum is intended to provide you with n relative tc:
communications with the Minnesota Department of Na';u Resources (DNR) con-
cerning lake management.
Last July, the Parks and Recreation Department submitted an application to the
DNR for participation in the "Cooperative Opportunities for Recreation
Enhancements" program, also known as CORE. This progz.m .as t ~n
for about five years and basically provides fishin l
systems to local units of government and local spor°vu !;u
is funded by the Minnesota State Legislature on a~, 1 b~ Ls
managed solely by the DNR.
Our City's initial application had requested an aeration system and fisirif1g
pier for both Schwanz Lake and Fish Lake. Recently, though, staff from the
Metro DNR office responded with comments on our proposal. They hav i -
gested, and we have agreed, that priority be placed on ;talla'-' ff the
aeration system and fishing pier at Fish Lal:e and that s
be given to similar facilities at Schwan- L,ke® Theis 'ge
upon the better characteristics of Fish 7,.;i, the exist n- boa' i
projected levels of use. Department staff gave concurred with DNR' r..-lue3t
to set Fish Lake as the priority project in order to enhance our application.
At the writing of this memorandum the DNR is in the process of ranking all ap-
plications received from the metropolitan area. We expect to hear a response
from the DNR soon, and remain hopeful that our application will come to frui-
tion based upon their initial comments.
If the application is successful, the city can expect to receive a°:;
pier and aeration system for Fish Lake. Under the program guidelines, ;
is responsible for furnishing and installing the pier and aeration systE;,a th,
City assumes responsibility for maintenance and operation of the facilities.
Technical assistance is provided by DNR as an ongoing obligation for managing
the lake. Typically the piers range in size from 30 to 50 feet and have a
value of about $25,000. Aeration systems can range anywhere from $2,000 to
$5,000.
The Parks and Recreation Department has also applied to the Metro DNR
to request stocking of Schwanz Lake under the state's "Children's F
Pond" program. The DNR recognizes that Schwanz Lake has less potential a
full-scale fisheries resource and has suggested that it be managed on this
level. Currently, however, the "Children's Fishing Pond" program is at
capacity with about 25 lakes included in the Twin Cities area. Accordingly,
DNR staff have indicated that the program will be expanded in the future and
that our Schwanz Lake application will be considered at that time.
As you may know, Carlson Lake has been included in the Fishing Pond progr 1
for about 10 years and has become a popular angling spot for children. In
interim, the DNR has suggested that Carlson Take -nd Schwan., L^dF ?
under the kids pond program on a rotational (every )t:_4
staff are confident that both lakes have some qty too oio
this approach would at least provide enhanced fi h .n~ cppo t,on ttie be th
lakes. In light of the development and projected use levels of Trapp For
Park, this approach to stocking would seem to be the most logical for t ho
short term. This item is subject for further consideration. Department staff
have requested that the DNR perform a fish census on both of these lakes to
determine population levels, fish species, and size. This information would
assist he ity and DNR in making sounder decisions about managing these
resou7 2 in 'the future.
John K. VonDeUnde
Superintendent of Parks
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TO: ADVISORY PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION
FROM: DOROTHY PETERSON, RECREATION SUPERVISOR
PAULA SUNDER, RECREATION SUPERVISOR
DATE: JUNE 25, 1987
RE: Z IER PROGRAMS
The summer programs for children have been in progress for t~-d- w:t,tsb Over
700 children have registered for Summer in the Park act itf'~
regularly has 30-35 children; Blue Crc-7, 'Blue Shl-eld, c peg ~~,i e
number of children. Patrick Eagan, another new :ate, I tc
already.
South Oaks is a strong playwagon site, hosting numerous children from the Hay
Lake development; Lakeside youngsters are attending here during construction
of their park.
Recreational T-Ball participation is up 40%, Eaganettes anticipate
100 children will march in the 4th of July parade.
New programs such as Fun & Fitness and Games for 4 & 5 Year Olds are filled to
capacity. An "oldie", Tiny Tots Recreational Activities can accommodate only
5 or 6 more children.
Seasonal staff leading these activities are creative, enthusiastic and are
presenting new ideas every day.
Junior Tennis has 64 players. The 5-1 old age group is part!,i1_hrly fun
to observe. The instructors wore y well with the chil1r°:.r-:. Bill
Henderson, the Director of Tennis at E- ;andale has been very help"ul as the
department begins to move toward a team tennis concept.
Over 150 folks attended the first Evening in The Park event at Cedar Pond!
Eagan's new Community Theatre Group has been named Eagan Stagedox , idrmers.
A board of directors has been selected, auditions will be I 6- .an d-July for
the August 30 Arts in the Parks presentation in the Ampiuhr c ~aapp Farm
Park. Look for their booth at the 4th of July Celebration.
Softball league play will be complete in four weeks! The department will be
hosting a region and a state tournament in August.
Planning for fall activities is just a month away!
Generally speaking, the increased numbers of participants with i,`~,~nn =w: 'r°e
working reflects the over all growth in the City. Additionally, pay t~ -P`11r: s
who return again and again signify the acceptance of and succes., o t!i<-,t
program. Staff looks to expand the successful programs, identify new areas of
interest and to increase the scope of recreational opportunities in the City.
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APPLICANT: 1rgLPi NE .7T37
LOCATION: EXISTING ZONING: At / HOILULTUR LL )
DOT 1 OF IEEE C HEARING: _,l,`+-. H, W7
DATE OF REPORT: _;L:ii_, 8, 1987
REPORTED BY: PLANNING ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS
AP.PL.EOA APPLICATION: An application has been submitted by Wayne Murphy
requesting a rezoning of .84 agricultural acres
(double) district and .72 agricultural acrps containing a single family
home _ _
,70me into an tZ-- district lC~C'.a`,...C ,.J1tz? of the - Woods Addition,
and north of interstate 35E. h _ innuary T nnA d c ' a y
designates this area E'-'1 u_.L. acre); ii:, Amendment will not be
7 , h i.1 . a since this 1.56 acre plat has i density of 1.92 units/acre,
C01 ENTS:: S 6, Block 6 of the Vienna Woods addition to the
north contains a duplex. The land to the south and west is
agriculturally zoned or EN, Dot R.O. T« T existing home _
serviced by City utilities and meets all R- Si Gnu', ' s. The
newly created dup 'X. lot mee ns he it 1 _ : ui ; _A . v. o 1001
,ate dL-L.i at the setback line (30' from the _rti? g_ Bi.a77 property line)
and 1 j s i l ) 0 S.F. min. lot, size,
GRADING, i.,aAINPSG , EROSION CONTROL No propose grading, drainage,
erosion control plan was submitted with the preliminary plat
proposal. S site does offer a buildable 1Ci without the need for
grading to `'otahlIon building pa 1A Tint` oOti are o that
no drainage problems should `001.00 from the construction c -L cli_,e family unit m
UTILITIES: Sanitary sewer and water service are readily available
in Kings Road„ Undc'. City contract, water and sanitary cccor,
sstubs were provided for the ~ existing Loire on proposed Lot 1 m
The services provided cross proposed Lot Therefore, a cross
utility easement will be needed.
>>REEEITS, ACCESS, CIRCULATION: Access to the propoFed lots is
available
readily
RIGHT-OF-WAYS, EASEMENTS, ETIMITS., Thi henna Woods plat j.oes not
show that the required right-of-way for Kings Ro~
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proposed stte,
A utility easement across proposed Lot 2 will be required for the
services to proposed Lot 1q
No regulatory agency permit requirements are anticipated other than
the City permits for excavation in City right-of-way and utility
hook-ups.
ASSESSMENTS: The proposed parcel was assessed for oanitary sewer,
trunk, water area, storm sewer trunk (large lot assessment), and
street (residential equivalent) at the single family rat=s under
Project A259.
Tear 'r no assessments pending and the following ussessment is
proposed as a condition of f t.oal. plat approval:
PNC j7Cr DESCRiP'`.f:ON USAGE RATE QUANTITY AMOUN11-1
259 Storm Sewer Trunk SF .0 ;a/SF 41,267 $2,187.00
The anal assessment amount will be determined using the rates in
effect at the time of final plat approval and based upon iT `-i.. plat
dimensions and area.
CONDITIONS: WEAN ADDITION)
1) All standard platting conditions shall adhered to,
r_sj The duplex lot shallhave separate utility services going into
each unit.
3) The duplex setback along Kings load shall mataim that of the one
on Lot Block 6, Vienna Woods additlon.
4; This plat shall be subject to a cash parks dedication fee.
5) nit.3rj' sewer and water service must be provided to each lot
of the proposed plat.
6) A utility easement for sanitary sewer and water service 1;t',
propose Lot ; shall be dedicated across proposed l.et. Z
7) The proposed plat shall dedicate the proper right-of-way Cor
iiina Head.
8) The development shall be responsible for the d ti n storm sewer
asro _ e:aen based on the rates in oft e.r, a o time of final plat.
approval and on final plate areas.
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DESCRIPTION
That part of the Northeast Quarter (N.E.}») of the Southeast Quarter
of Section 31, Township 27 North, Range 23 West, as shown as Parcel 34 on
the plat as Minnesota Department of Transportation Right of Way Plat No.
19-18 on file and of record in the office of the Registrar of Titles in
and for Dakota County, Minnesota.
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Sewer and Water are in Kings Road
P h°reby certify that this survey, plan,
Area of Lot 1 ° .722 acres ,~r r::nort was prepared by me or under my
Area of Lot 2 - . 839 acres iiruct supervision and that I am a duly
Reii;tered Lurid Surveyor under the laws
Total acres of plat - 1.56 otAirute:;ata.
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ADDITION,
APPLICANT: 'lNENi.)C LL E. i CIRLS Lti
LOCATION: SECTION LOCATION: S~ 5
sT: TG 0ZING: TC 5 U U zL)
DATE v PUBLIC HEARING: ,1 NF 03• 987
DATE OF REPORT: 00 E 9, 9017
REPORTED BY PLANNING ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS
rozoning of 2.6 Wqri2ultural) acres to an R-1 kln~ln fantly)
district and 7t rC e _(T h l2r plat for one C_„ KdZe _.i : aoa.
consisting of 7 single 0wily lots on tic wast sidn of Kolstal Road
and south of C°'i_,Sl: idge Lane'. This plat in .11Y:^r i_LII , with ( v c','II Land Use Tlnp the
OMME TS: _.C site 1 ,r _ a_'1 L, open is. : =_I1 de inic
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I L o,~~_~c. ~ the western op;:Y l 1, 1. h oentral ,..an
o F the plat. Virtually all o the pine LL1 _ a . n this
pS ,_,ilro hot eve g the developer is proposing to 'lo t. some so
all l_.T_, 11 a . _ similar trees and an overall deslin theme.
Thu Hidden Oaks 'I. 0"r7(iP.C .dam s are to 1.t3o north. ~.~Ll~~;t:'O 1orc Quads are to
the east, a _ j .1 Ls = the
south ...11 he i 7 single family !at 1'l L ')'1 Addition is to the west.
1 , a..3tti, have access onto _ l_it a Laes i 1, _d i _ lot lines nearly
matching those of the Pinecrest Addi-Kon. Lou 7 will have access
onto GT z.st dge Lane. 1 01 building .;c'.T, sa^._,ti; w i l l be required
] Cis; 7'' F'si i L 1t:,_ 1 1S?e. The }1e lots meet M-1 size and width requirements
and no variances <11`£' re:qUE. -Lr-:'Ci« Lots 1-5 and / are 551 wide at the
is ~1 wide setback " and corner lot 7 i. 1301 and ~13' along the
streets. The square footage 1'31 ,;3.3 311" 12,019 * 30S -F, S)C)'
one buildup 1;; doing the construction, T_; l_ , t 1L, 1), lot jY" _'1g will.
,'oar fig, Moose custom built 1'i 100:".
PINE RIDGE ADDITION
GRADING/DRAINAGE: The grading plan of ka proposed Pine F id
Addition shows "a filling o Wt 7. ` h,,L.`_=; ! I. 4€ C of Lot s is
consistent with trie proposed i1b.lIT1q of Lot 17 W the adjacent Pine
c or agar Addition. The ss atdinq plan for Lots 12-6 shows the
front drainage directed to the existing at a s a ts. uctom. e-C Pal st a(_3
yard
Road with the back yard drainage directed to tee C.oarioi lot s 6{_'a
and then conveyed along the common lot lines to t.. street. „ 6.3i a E
advises that the grading for co 1 be rem L d to convey ey the back
rs a common side s t C' t' t' he e s'
. a.r x i"~z.e. age to ~...iC: ~ a ~ae.°i to rv
instead of directing the back yard drainage 0) the southerly
adjacent property.
N . No VIAt~.~.1.iE.Jplc..ii- storm ~ .tea;l°r.`~~ is x ~C'\~i,A t,.3 '--"-I e
proposed en lot Pi Fe Ridge Addition.
C erosion and sediment control plan was i bmirted with the
f 1 zIIIin try plat. "atI recommends that an erosion, and. sediment control plan including both a site plan and narrative be submitted
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n approved by staff prior to grading permit iv nun;ice or trod
plat approval,
UTILITIES: s° - _.`f The _,:5%t i and water main sufficient size,
C°paCiLt_( and depth are rc'2d'l-i .v available in Crestridge Lane and
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been ~>r:
`t ,.r _,`=t-~, Road. Sanitary sewer and water service has }.3c .f~,`' provided t
Lets U2g s p and 3. Lots 1 and 4 will recei'v'e the.ra" sanitary sewer
a~.ra t,-- r t ,1e .t v 1c _ Item ::t e <_'z[:2s n g l-It L ! t a e s 3. x? K1 s tad F-Z o _Cag
sewer and ter service to !ct 7 can, be )z:!7`..' 1 C od ICm
either the existing ut.i1.rtzes r z hoisted Road or the exist np
development development odevelopment t t?Y~C, 1t,,.,t. ~ ~
utilities in ...I,. re->t_t^I_ge Lane. The a development C s to take take . the
water service for of 7 from CCresLI .tt.ipe Lane and the sanitary sewer
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Staff service . ~ P t~.~s t<a advises against two street cuts.
°e from ^d Road.
where one cut providing bt;ath services would be sufficient,
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ss~EE6.°` ~ta /ACCESS IC _ I . } eCU:unsT ION: Access `t to proposed seven the z p.:s~5`~lot Pine
Ridge Addition 1 readily available from either Ko.Latad Road or
C r e e s ridgo Lane. The may the lots are set up is that Lot 7 will
e Lane and Lots 1 - 6 will
take its dtr? versvaz access from Cr estrialRoad.
take their driveway access from Koistad % R S' a> ~`a e right-of-way
~~€a.,`~~ No additional for
O res idg Lane or Pal sand Road will be required as a condition of
this development.
No permit requirements are anticipated beyond U -,e norma-11- City of
Eagan permits required for work within the public right-of-way and
water and sewer hookup's m
ASSESSMENTS: The proposed development was previously assessed for
the following items;
Project No. ~ 0. Usage
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Sanitary yy~~ JSewer ,.rl.'s i~!^: 58 Water f_ 1-iar.~Z_~.`.F. Single Family
90 Street Surfacin(--i
77 Storm Sewer LrU':; Multi
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) 75,000 square feet of parcel was assessed _ ,-a"1 s°vIt3L: trUnk
under Project 77,
are r w) assessments pF2`:~.z~ 7 r e 1 and the
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f o . . _ _ o . . i a q a s . , es ..l Ct r , t . is proposed as 3 condition l J f i n a l plat
approval.
Whet -N-s- MMAK-ri Upaq Rate Quan'' - AMC) Lin t
77 Storm Sewer Trunk Single Family $.0534/SF ._2~~,0 8 SF $6,468 ! 1 ~ 3 assessment rates sh..1 l .C. be those in 1 f f_ e c fM.
at the time o t
the Anal _ approval based on final plat area.
CONDITIONS: PINE RIDGE ADDITION
1) .r1_:.1 ...tea n( ara pLatting conditions shall be adhered to,
2) 301 building setbacks along i r c;L dH
- t be su1? i 1. - e.,... _ .3 j . ,
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`d t yr eJ o~.-1m_.-_ai Et shall be e< n qq 3 for providing water
I _'he service to each dS_ r i, u3 L lot,
5) Tip:' grading plan for Lot 1 of the proposed Pine Ridge Addition
shall be modified to direct all backyard ai, to yarod
€ T sin ag .101.3 the common lot lines and not onto the adjacent
southerly property,
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and sediment control plan including ~"l a site
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and a narrative shall, be submitted and approved by toff before
a. grading permit is sued or the final
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PUBLIC SEWER plate # FL MASTER PLAN
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DEPARTMENT]
CITY O PAGAN
SUBJECT: REZONING P 'RELIMI <AE PLAT (EAGAN RO/ALE
ADDITION)
APPLICANT: NER iOR DEVELOPMENT C ; P "TiON
LOCATION: SE 1/4 SECTION 31
t tr-" T G ZONING: A (AG/I-CUl. U GLj
DAIE OF PUBLIC HEARING: JUNE 23, 1987
Lr REPORT: `y
DATE ~ OF REPORT: EP~~Zyq eitiRd._ 10, 198'7
3. Y: PLANNING Cc DEPARTMENTS
ENGINEERING ~ D,~'t~i~-i1~-. to
REPORTED
APPLICATION: At the April _ Advisory P1 a_.__ _ r nK on mvetWc;
the _Engan. Royale a- approved
47 ,aer-s nbutting Fafart Pass on the cast, 00way 357 on the west
H a t , ' and Apple L _'I' L the to G~ City Council so utility CI ! _ tV'11 d be , la":~'..~.b -I
greater degree. :mince then :fianl.t'a Corporation has taken over the
project _ -'Y i;-:~_ t1 the
original la.Cia New applications 1<<v ..:Z
submitted requesting a RezoningP ' of acres R•° and Preliminary
Plat consisting 2 Lots and a 1 . 1 acre _ t,, at« :.11 a(._ is
r_, .
,~r~_G ><~L.,i_ ?,h .'2Cuar_ 1937 Land Use Plus G gn2ti"!g ,t'S Af ea
0-1- (0-3 units/aore).
SITE PLAN/ CODE ONFOLMANCE: This Kta is heavily wooded, full o
hills and water holding depre aLVI suit extremely well for upper
brackot housing.
The ' _ o s give this plat 3 gross , den aT,y of 1.9 units/acre. The
lots vary ln size from 15,000 S.F. to 69,900 S.F. along '`',a The
.l In c serving those lot, within h 500 < length .
requiramont. No individual lot vapWnces are requested. All lots
car at least 85' Wde at 1.,.__. sot back line .q ..o are at least 95
and should be able to ca aiaj _ 4 to Car garage ..J : comfortably.
h pint reduces the loss of trees an the site significantly.
Approximately 60° of the lots will not rider, any grading beyond the
30' setback line. This will allow individual lot grading for these
-
cu C~C., u built .C?t:'aE?[a o Five AaCi'lc'', builders have boon s' l.. ( veQ f';.?[ (,:1i
will retain architectural control. No
Association is proposed.
Mo 11a:' has been in contact with the owner a the property to th,?
in -
11 L, t,_ , ~rl an effort t L i~._.. ~ Cp:3r,~ two cohesive developments. T, al-so
a_
are the j.`,eI':ULt' of the Briar Oaks :7iZGr<.W7..1c`in riL south
Apple 1 ! r e fit. «
PAGAN ROYALE ADDITION
GRADING/DRAINAGE/EROSION CONTROL: The r ad ii nq proposed by the
development is basically limited to the roadway construction. Lot
grading for house pad is proposed on approximately 301 of the lots,
The grading proposed is sensitive to the numerous sunenities which
exist on this site. Proposed street grades range from a minimum ~5% to a maximum of
8.0%. These street grades fall. within the accP_.l ta.is.1.e ranges for
streets.
The development proposes to utilize the existing area amenities
for collection o storm water runoff. J..'ire Bc, F 'rrTr~l,anent t fails ~r , to
m o'., _ de outlets for the ponds used Is a colt E'i.. oi") basin,
c.,
Additional storm sewer Cr is required dt=a in the _ o ' southwesterly portion of
the site to prevent runoff :rom draining into Ace a. Valley. The re
are also two low areas rri the southerly portion of the Site,
become easterly of the Safari Reservoir which _ d locked. m se
ow area:. should also have outlets provided. The development fug 1 a
to ac. ommoda.te the runoff generated by the er i Reservoir site-
by
A final erosion contr.l plan is subject review and acceptance
staff .
UTILITIES: Water main of sufficient size presently exists a'1_,:,,n,-_j
tat a - i Pass C i n the entrance to tii w ate r reservoir S i yes T
(i to v e c `3 p IG, e+ A 4... proposes to tie into the exist L I e g 2 4PW water main in
Safari Pass, loop westerly, northerly and easterly t::hr°oug out. the
site a and d ta_ back into t h e existing Safari Pass water main. Water
main s laterals
to provide service to the cul-de-sac streets is then
ta+ into this loop system. The develop-ment is providing the
required water main stub to the adjacent northerly, property. The
water main stub to the property ,.e southerly of this development is not
required.
Trunk sanitary sewer installation is required prior to construction
or the necessary I _a trer t l sanitary sewer to ~ ner°r
e z_ he..prr'y pJStu
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development. The proposed sanitary sewer along the common lot lines
in Block 3 of the proposed development can be avoided.
STREETS/ACCESS /CI[ICULATION: Access to the proposed site is provided
7by Safari Pass on the east and through 0, is of Apple Valley
n
r .e1ri Addition on the south. The d.e<•'elopmer.~. ~ is in ~°c~t 1l:.. nee with
~
the City policy an maintaining interconnection roadways between
neighboring communities. The proposed loop road k1'/syay throughout the
site will be r e q u i r e d to be a minimum of a 60' right-of-way. The
cul-de-sac
proposed 50' right-of-way V .ti streets are acceptable. A 60'
mini.IIium radius i "required on all cul-de-sacs. The minimum roadway
width h on the
proposed cul-de-sac street .,Sh`c,, shall ~J C' 23'
t, and the a1i I~I IP ..:i:1;
roadway width on the loop street shall be 32'.
The development is proposing ~ ~ existing
to eliminate the road
gravel
access to t c water reservoir Site. The development will be
responsible -
for then providing a new access CS ~:c.t_! 1r'i.. the loop
street through the development acceptable to the : _ t,
S~ ' ~ a a a s 9 d.L a:x Y.-gt J . e -cm-wins/ te ' PER M ITS: - e `l a j.. 3 e - ' ' c'A? t '3`1 i?
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r i:) ~ , bI:. f or e:_1 i cat _i. i ~ f ~ the izp"1 T~ r~ v.. i. o pond : ? ~2 3 1. ~ a L !.b t.
easements - the development shall i be .,edit.. ,1t<=.d to incorporate F`_`TiC? maximum s._.,1 «Ci~~
> e_ _ a t, t. c. s necessary to handle the a n( E generated by iu nE'
development,
Pe 5-
h i m l al f ri. { t f t`' o?- w Yv ay that presently exists for Safari Pass
( minimum half
exceeds
3~J right-of-way required by the City for
residential . _ S p'. _ ' f . : ' . ~ ~ a The City will vacate the >4 e_., ' ly 20' of t h e
half to
existing 50' t.._ right-of-way adjacent to
upon submission ot the appropriate petition by the developer.
The development shall be responsible for obtaining the necessary
regulatory permits in the time frame conducive to d _ l ' 4te'
ASSESSMENTS: The proposed site has been assessed U. sanitary sewer
trunk and water area under Project 254 at t h e s s i.. a.'il j rate.
e 3c cs ! la`r:i; C'. ` _t. 1 T. a e jL~~~e :1 w)l_: for lo ,171.Its a3~J, i_ 10e:a.~
. es2me_,_. as a condition of final plat approval.
:.xroje-t 'o Description Rate Amount
3113 Trunk S!-.t_.;Pc ewer $.OS3/SF 2,025,540 SF $107,350
366 is t_ Y , - Benefit Water u
r _ M-lif(;:3) 1~P zr1~: €'~9a~'} FF 1,598
254 _,,a r B e n e f i t Water Main' . u . 1,116.66 zy~ 'E. G_3
254 Street/Safari Pas A) 35.44/PP 1,011 i'I 35,330
TOT< L _t4. y to 3
01 Safari Pass
t Safari Reservoir site access .t le
a ~c
All
_A_ final assessment
obligations will 7 e calculated based C~ n the
~
s?_,a-, l quantities contained iz'1 in the t_1.z ~ `_ctl plat and in z accordance >~~l_~. the rates in n x s e t. at the time o t, I t,na J_
~._i. is prowai..
CONDITIONS: Etsl!AU 't C. A. AJ1 ION)
1) All strand r.: platting conditions shall he adhered
to2) No driveway access shall be allowed onto Safari Pass,
3) This o shall shall be oY
action prioc q1 Final plat noprovai.
The appropriate .aci I'1 area easement,-, s',,all bp dedicated on
the final plat.
6) The development shall submit an eras ion/sediment control plan
acceptable to staff.
7) The development ti.-.:1 be responsible providing storm sewer
for the existing drain at the Safari ResorvoQ site.
H) Trunk sanitary sevtt` e° ~ installation shall be ordered by L.ot1i1cI t_
.;tie;; prior to tin plat approval.
9) The proposed sanitary sewer along the common o lines in 'ho-
easterly or/on of the proposed : ev ? o`? ieot'. _h fl 1 not be,
allowed.
" f { ) , ` 1 . proposed
roadway into t h i s shall be
dedicated with a 60' right-of-way. The street width within the
10 right-or-way shall be a minimum of 12' ,_S- I: of curb to fit
of curb.
11) The
-,ice proposed cul-de-sac street shall be dedicated with a 50'
wide right-of-way. A minimum 60' radius on the bubble of the
cul-de-sac an a minimum street width of _Jt' face of curb to
face or curb.
12) in addition to common ,lot line drainage and utility easements,
the development shall be responsible for any additionanL
easements reC eir ?e for final J±,ppr ovai ? plans en
specifications.
1 1 ) it shatl be the responsibility of this development to provide
Utility service to i,~'Y - t + ;.>se~k
_ each 1. l I ..•.L~~ lot in
the ~ 1~C- > t.
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14) The development shall be responsible (-Cr providing an
acceptable access road to the Safari Reservoir site.
1
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calculations which justify and support the fact h there are
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SUS i .,1 m CONDITIONAL it PERMIT, PRELIMINARY PLAT
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APPLICANT: WILLIAM DUNKLEY
LOCATION: S.E. 1/4 SECTION 30
EXISTING ZONING: LB WITHIN CEDAR CLIFF P.D. DATE OF c}'B: HEARING: iN- 23, 1987
DATE REPORT: v. L ? 1 1987
_ ~ REPORTED BY: PLANNING ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS
_ _
APPLICATION:
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OajjV Lr ? Use _ _-L-:Z
day a rr P2. LLty in _'.D L
o .LIB ry Plan _ t 5c VuLldlnq Kock Addition. The orijVal P.D.
Agra-vent , a a this area , _
Amendment to the P.D. will ba necassary. TAK one lot p~at is
Loca0d along the west side of Scott Trail immediately south of the
existing ..alb.L1,'s. The 5600 S .F. i)i.rl an ,..t ;i_i ? was
designed to _,ocou d'c . office use 1C this day care h ._?.C to
change in the c. L.'viaT'cr'
JC this e69 -are l of and .:111 of as bu h of . on tho -_'1b
IS and _..c. ntVal homes. The 1 q, lot Ccovoruge is it{ .._I1 7h 200
permitted by Code and all building and 1 n setbacks have been
tu2ilit_:iC1e39. 04'e eyL-i, es 29 parking 0310 Co7` oFf- L:_, use. A T)LdS'i
demonstrating _ proof V or 32 has bE?F' 1 submitted and ICi are proposed
for „`'_n care. A possible s. ,Ad.,'°y ;e't to the day
west m2y
1. ,S i, ..at l in the T utuY'em i this occurred parking ,
expanded i the oast-
The 3nd plan 37111 -lt A i1.?101 ravisions and must he submitted
on a - '-'c,~u ' 1 with the l' > final •.:.'P< Eitl.) h;?zir wit!
_ ~ r)~--'wir t. plat <<_,r' ~ be on
north the line and along Soott Trail. The trash enclosure
Q1. be attached Co the hL1i_~ ing and constructed of Qa same
materials,
GRAD INGr0 D sAI S"?AGE: The existing site drains southerly and westerly
to a low area located east of Cliff Drive. This o; area xvil-1,
eventually outlet through an existing
§t.J.iy- i, a n Cliff Drive a -r.
elevation 900.05, hi 1s currently 6 Lim oiy,.w...u
E t. - low to _ ,.3:'_= a
not intended
under uai.r~r?~a~ ~ r_- E area is ~2,:~
the o e - plan for the ..,,_€.a.ot Cliff ~ development ~x Commercial
Park. However, the low area currently receives runoff Iron t x1 e
storm existing i immediately south of this development. Therefore, Me ..toi_m sower,
in Scott Trail will have to be reconstructed sometime in the future
to drain easterly into ox, AP-50 which t...13__.._ ~..z h.as no out t
The City ? currently involved in litigation regarding the lack o-,
an outlet o Pond AP-5U. Therefore, no additional runoff should be
allowed into AP--5Q until its outlet has been in la_e and no
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additional runoff b~ia.~i,(li..~ be allowed 4o the current .x- area wes.. of
this site.
in it f ml :.y Z J , the on: . s'_ 7. P i q C : i . 11 „1 s } . prohibit :=j further
development in this general area without r' positive outlet for Polar
Cam M:s€ a
If, and wr< , the outlet for AP-50 scheoluled, it is o. aen:. e d
the approved g rc~~. l ~-r insure _ more 1 the parking drain e i.T
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to Scott Y` 1 and that catch basins b c;};_ t_ .?c.,_d as part of ~~zI.L,.J
Cdz ~ e'v`a€ L ;'raeaI' at the radius ?tai> Cr: the driveway entrance at Scott
T r a i l . The catch basins u, then connect to the existing store
sewer in Scott Trail. in the interim, the t:e`?,p.nn.;j y drainage ditch
between the storm sewer in Scott Trail and C 1 ! _ _ Drive s na ! t 3.1e
preserved until the out Let for AP-50 is functional.
UTILITIES: Sanitary sewer and dater service of sufficient size and
capacity can b provided from the existing utilities in Scott Trail,
ASSESSMENTS: The parcel has assessed f the proper rate for
all. city utility services. t ° 'are ;.o n€_r,,1a.i.,n or i_ <
assessments of record.
CONDJ - ! ails,; ;Ui1` LING JI,:C ADDITION)
1) All staward platting conditions shall he Wheved 2) A r se. «°_id"cap pine shall be submitted an plan,
grading "1'k' ! tn.. _.aa guarantee shall not ,e until I year after t°i,,-'
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4) No vachanicat units slaLl be visfaln from the rasidential
5) 70 aunleL [or AP-50 ma~t 50 . o by coancil action prior
6) Peoised grading - ldi e :l] x: i s a ;.em approved
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CITY OF EAGAN
` PRELIMINARY
w ~I1~E~E`CT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT, PLAT
(KINDER-CASE ADDITION)
APPLICANT: N : I= A i LEARNING CENTERS
LOCATION: NW SECTION 15
EXISTING ._x". iA Jt.I
ZONING: CCC i , `i'MCMMJ TY SLOP0TNC C`l .r1V A.~ 1'
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PUBLIC HEARING: jUNE 23, 1987
WE OF REPORT: SUNS 10, 19S7
REPORTED PLANNING e ENGINEERING lrs DEPARTMENTS
APPLICATION SUNNIL : Separate applications have Open submitted
by >._Lv a... -H Learning Lo..t :"S aoUll. ,.i _ _ ' 0 r1_,'_ Permit V
allow day Ca f <tC. i' 1 1;j in i ('AL, 1 _ ,S'Gr ,...1 Preliminary Plat
Kinder-Care For the A(,_. L . J"1 T h!3 0 .,z ,e one 1W plat is
1rrent_ry ~ioL x o_ the Ragan on is _ C. -L,ar ind is locate;,,'
7 rm_.1, t.,u.u,y south of the strip center abutting Kreshwood Lane on the
West,
COMMENTS: This t plan meet all City build uE/p _ _:i ; setback
requirements. The H '167 S&,. one story i`ii 1,7 n has coverage
of 15% and 30% is parmiLted in CSC districts. Thirty 10' wide
stalls are proposed. Code does not have n direct rpqutrements or
however V -]O I1..vfJ been r,r"ov. in p.,. .
L_OU.
A '.3r 2 facilities,
.a,
proposals. Stiff is recommending that t._ 1 in the center of the.
=o`r_. "square up" w i t h `,nose In front , ;CIF, buiLding and the stripes
rio up with each other.
The building will be eate d architecturally the same on all four
Wes a.1? any mechanical equipment will be on the ground. The trasl_'l
enclosure will he on he exterior but It. _ cd t.._ building and
constructed of the same materials. The proposed landscaping w ice..
need 1.o be .Ap gr adcd to current Li..;' standirds . and be compatible in
sign to the l3ndscaping to the north. No problems are
anticipated,
GRADING, DRAINAGE, EROSION CONTROL: I minimal amount G: r 1 i_iig is
required to develop she site to its proposed use.
The development proposes to utilize the existing storm sewer Along
Ms southerly boundary to handle the runoff g e n e r a t e d by he site.
The City presently preparing a feasibility repo iLil ng
the existing storm sewer facility and its eastc i. ,T e . ens L . if
the project is ccepteed for improvement under public conoract by
Council action, then t Aar, proposed development will b A-__. ,v d to
i_ ! Li into C I"'<_' existing staITJ . y'fl-c-. easterly ext:,nv iJr,. of 1.,.._e
existing storm sewer system is required before development a_-
proisecC
to erosion, o--U.rent control plan was submitted with this application.
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UTILITIES: thorn are no ` water and sanitary se wen s( J.,- ed
to the .,1...-« Sanitary sewer is readily available ,Cl KrpMwood Lane
and of sua-
_ cxcirlr size but of minimal depth l: C? serve the s_i,E w The
development is a.':1 . i_3te 1 to verify the _.lo inz; sanitary sewer invert
prior to setting the „ I grade the proposed building,
U. development proposes to connect to the existing at i"`mal : , in
Krestwnod Drive for its cater service. SW C t f advises thnt the
development petition he City for nil .r ,_+Fz v 1 _ In doing this, an,
8e line s be the V e _,'1- would be ...,'T~dE'(1 north L r'.~A L,i~~ existing water main L,--
t r { };3 Lane. This way °t he coots 'ni LC:i be shared by
Kindercare and the southerly adjacent property.
STREETS, ACCESS, CIRCULATION: Access to the site is readily
available from iril estwooo Lane. The driveway location, proposed i
not The e
acceptable. 1 location creates ~x t'.c;rif l`~.."°iY1^` 1M turn
af°-
m no_;ve_ with she Ha ;2_e entrance across the street. St
at vi s:e that this development and tO to southerly adjacent property
share a common access driveway location across from the existing
erg ie u t Side of KLest`v I
bank entrance Cr: c, vioC~. Lane.
PERMITS, HIGH -OF-WAY, EASEMENTS: No unusual permit requirements
are anticipated otter than the normal Citypermits required for work
in public rJ fht-OUW;yy' and. utility connections.
The development will be responsible for providing a _U foot wide
utility easement for the existing storm sewer across the easterly
portion of the o to ~
A Jr_Lv?we.r casement will be required from the southerly adjacent
property for the shared driveway location.
ASSESSMENTS: The propose site was previously assessed for water
area and sanitary sewer truria under Project it U and 0
respectively. There presently no no assessments pending 3nd the
following assessment proposed as condition of too s i plat approval:
DESCRIPTION USE RATE QUANTI1Y AMOUNT
Storm Sewer Trunk C/I U(t/'..F. 42,840 S.F. $311M
All final assessment rates -:hall be those in effect at Lk time of
final plat, approval based on final pnsr areas.
CONDITIONS: (KINDER-CARE '1LI11 0N
All s .n, .u platting conditions shall be adhered to.
2) All sQnage wit! b subject t. he >1(', n. Ordinance and h one
time fee of &.50 per S.F.
The trash enclosure will blend in arehitectuvally with W,
building
deslgn4) A MAllad landscape plan shill be suhmittea with thn finvi
t ,i,.. ] ;W with current My s1<=?_id_. los The Y_, a,1. ,Q=i: in e
shall not released until i a after Ge:'r the t: , v.`.1 <.,':1. e`.:
5) of Parking _ «sl._ 1-12 shall line up with those in front the
6) All 110 ht t oA_. . _,";_t ' r W11 use _ Mrs W. , 1",'A- off
"light spiLlane" if necessary.
7) anall no J`_ , a Y_PW3 Thij pint
VC . ,.~[,1 Jfl the v t)w1;M.'E: _m t;C [ ..>w4r, t' icL, ,_L..: by Council
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An ! sL,. sediment control plan acceptable w_ _ .:hall 4,
provided 1 _o- to final plat 1! , al
10; the d, . _:1 ,,3ae'nA shall relocate its 0 Pont. aide <; iv_:Wi1_y
,lY".ee to line up with he existing bank entrance across LW"
s.reet.
11) The development shall provide a 20 foot 1} i_
over the _xM1I1g storm aE-,b. r along its easterly property l_<<eW
12) The development shall obtain its t service from t ;t: t o,
W at m :n in C E nti I C Lane.
13) a,,, . , _ . responsible for ;
The development s~]i1responsible the proposed t 'ii,h
storm C..L[a sewer assessment based ~ o~C_ 7:':1to`- in effect at Lil' time of final
plat approval and an_':-T1a_i plat areas.
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DENOTES 7r2 N+ttH S IQ INCH IRON MONUMENT SET-MARKED WITH
REGISikATION N0. 63600 UNLESS OTHERWISE SHOWN F}
THE SOUTH LINE Of THE SOUTH I/2 Of THE N W I/4 OF SEC. IS,
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APPLICANT: 1,1, , .:ilr )..M
LOCATION, HILLTOP ESTATES ADDITION
EXISTING ZCNINC e lIP ( NET r3C RbOC , 'u,_C _Yf )
DATE D PUBLIC HEARING: ME 2 y 1987
DATE DC REPORT: JUNE 18, 1987
REPORTED BY: PLANNING A ENGINEERING DEPAHTMENTS
investments request 1I1., _ Conditional Ina POr,zL0 ow
car _sh/' ,`1e'. up facility Li-i c NB (Neighborhood Business) 1 1-:- 1,r oP,
pylon ,71 _ nd N Variance for building `urlur a rte above 20 on
4 !'a i'l' Estates . located on the LLiT"°theinL corner of Pilot 0"~,
,n.. D C) P Oc:lk.`_j„
P.M. his also submitted a l,c).?K,. 0nI.':t „1 i_ ic.....i'1
allow . L itT t Ue l sales at f e0sting strip Punter. 7 r..-
5,rvipe bAys at all motor Cue! deapenanj Militias. ThareCore, nn
l between P.M. - .~>r!
_.,.nat, c;-i and the tune up ]o~~ for -tn7_'i1L Op r r z°1
M1 Ii necessary.
An overall landscape plan for the Hilltop PLaYs shoppinE center was
,li,.T1i_,'ed wi tl these plans that ddi l '.Ir.,. the meet
r Milli ,.~C?11 the City's l~ai".d Policy. Th'C n(i w:.. L
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similar owe r c_ u .a.
l >iti ! where , V; M_ u f P110''
i1 'i"' SI _i:3. ,._;C'e used to provide scruenfnq and L:, , _:;L_, _ o
WASH FACILITY/TUNE UP SHOP ~ Or} The :1
CAR I~jiL1C<;T"":__, ,1<"_a",t operated the
self service ear wash near the Cedarvale shopping center for the
!Da t .i years. This isL11.Ldl pig is de.zLc-ai_tI for C car wash bays anj
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tune C1 bays. The lot 00r _r'a„t is and 'I I't! £,tud in
districts. Since al-L of the napvlco is short for a &M , C,pI p,: '_1^. ; stalls arn . n_'.r' n_,'1'" for ' (1; C.`
,Ml iy. Except for the: tune ?l,) £10?r y ou :o:., p-Y Mil il;..
m,.<<Cync parking .1iL other rc3rr. 1-r is 1" L:; : the X11" d-n,",
ii D1e stacking area the building try C.i'ance area as well .1 ti A.
lroU, 1 ~tili' :<l., been ~1T'C?Vi lt..A Stacking 1_'~i_• I the ...,it for 2 ,~;_3P.~
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Mould eliminate water in the parking 0 lot. The hu i w.:1:~
_ _i =d W ILK the exit on the went i'_ to _ . i 1 inn MI 1? __,1
winter months. Tii1;, facility will also have 'i blow 1' r the exit. (l%t "'..ilf wide -,arl, rx' "l, M:' t e boon provided nnxL to M',
p po., I hir'_. gip,: inn . fir w n._
The building will be constructed o burnished block with glass b L.oC`i~
mechanical roof top units are shown on
Sill. masonry s detailing. No .t3. a..
the elevations. The parapet wall should be constructed high enough
to conceal all roof top equipment. When the intersection lowered
with the Pilot Knob Road improvements, the street level pose
building ad elevation will be :munch closer. This wiLl also Help
that design problem. All trash will be enclosed in the building.
The proposed y on sign his not been designed in detail but will.
have 100 S.F. of r ` " area in '=I' height to match the existing
`q0 s1'.,_ that is approximately 325' the no c . ..hod, requires
300' between pylons on the same side or the cc rc.'
MOTOR FUEL SALES The proposed 4 pump gas island _3 on the _0u°.:r.,
side o the r .r'.l,! store. it has been moved to the east so that the
'ts
drive ' i3 be The canopy meets
lane would not ~ b'. interrupted. `
perimeter
Code setG<.,ck rCC71iii°:'I'1:'t1t,Sm Landscaped islands around the pump
island area b•Tl.'11. help ieC[sc the traffic circulation.
P DEL 7
UTILITIES: Sanitary ,,-o , w'_G main, and storm sewer of'
sufficient size and capacity were constructed to serve the Hilltop
Plaza site. no City y Contract No. v' Although utiLities were
installed to serve the bl1-ll 1,17p Qn.r_ site as a whole, only s9"=,an
service is readily available to the x repo cd car wani1 site.
G 1°TN , 0Fi0TNI.G , _ BOSITN CONTROL: U grading, drainage, and
erosion control ;slur", wa2 submitted with this application.
STREETS, ACCESS, CIRCULATION: Access to the Vte is available from
r i -Lot Knob t o l and Hilltop Lane through a 30 foot wide driveway
easement. inim 10 turning radius criteria for safe traffic
circulation has been adequately pro:, iijcCi for.
EASEMENTS, I]IGtiT-O WAYS, PERMITS: 11 t. appropriate easements have
been provided for as conditions o previously developed lots in the
Hilltop Plaza site.
ASSESSMENTS: The :1_i is subject to the following L pending
assessments under the Pilot Knob Road upgrade.
H ROjECT 4 DESCRIPTION USAGE RATE QUANTITY AMOUNT
$.,375-
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Pilot >b v ~ C/I 8".;,„i il'fii Cyr- 7
466 Trail Pilot Knob w-- 12d °.-'f 324.82 4,02,'--,,
TOTAL $30,733
T hp rites listen above are 9S7 rates.
o i i L Use
STREETS. ACCESS, CIRCULATION: A Cass to the C . Fas pumps
- Cli vyt,1=iy
is f r o m Pilot Eno.1 R,13l and Hilltop Lane tr 1,11 lL 30 `:Joa.
the Hilltoo Plaza site. The propasei jis pampa are
iP0 across fl
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ASSESSMENTS:
, s..an . „a_ Pilot _ . i0 a d!w o
' ZF F` . OBIP, , 0^e us RATE QUANTITY AYOUNT
Street Pilot Knob C/__ MOM 114,827
(J 6 a Pilot Knob 12.40/0 180 2 1 2
T37AL 017,059
the condicional use:
<.J:f,.,l. T DES ..a.OP USAGE R ATE 4,L . , TITY _MU T.
24 Water lateral benefit V! 20.55/ff 13J 3169),
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asseNsmant based on t h e I`.fi t in effect at ,h, tine o os;.a>
Tf approved, these Coil,_.l'„ o ._.':_l. l.. Permits s5311 be subjcnt to l
R WASH/MOTOR FUEL SALES
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A joint anreement shall he required statinA that the Cup, up
S} must v operational of z daily . ice,,„ _i_ long as there are motor,
f fuel salasa
...i All applicable sign ordinances and fees shall be adhered to,
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T` new pylon sign shall not exceed selei S, F. of ('15o area with 2
A maximum 1,1s"it. No SII' nng 014 the canopy shall be allowed.
3) 1i-o I' es i..w,e 1 .n._sc ,>ir,„ plan shall bu p_,ro, d _or to the
issuance of a building permit. ..h installation ! i take place
after the ilot Knob Road improve". e - t.I. o p"Ince. The financial
guarantee a l.. be submitted in a letter of (4 _ iai form and of
released . until t„1! ono year after the installation dat°.,
4) No ivof top Can uniw'~, shall be permitted.
5) No ex;, _or t ! enc:.1 7.111,"'4 shall be ? .__L. _ .
The _C x lot coverage ,.1,.u1 be N., _+f;E?&
Adequate g an! U't- Ll#,?r plans sha! t be
E'r 0_,= ~oC`[ e__,tT.'JL..
1) r_i .uyilg, drainage,
o by to ti
L ~)e~i~L'l , '1 c ri~n approved L..r ,~~G,t.1. s. prior t) t ,e_'_ L(., 1 g permit issuance.
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