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CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING
DATE: AUGUST 15, 1994
PLACE: ROSEMOUNT CITY HALL
TIME: 7:30 P.M.
Note. The CarroAs Woods Meeting is at 6.30 p.m.
AGENDA:
I. Call Meeting to Order
II. Additions to the Agenda
III. Approve Minutes of the July 18, 1994, Meeting
IV. Audience Input
OLD BUSINESS:
I. RAAA Update
II. Carrolls Woods Update
III. Erickson Community Square Update
IV. CMC Update
NEW BUSINESS:
I.
Dodd Road Trail Extension
II.
RAP Grants
III.
Chairperson's Report
IV.
Director's Report
V.
Adjournment
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING
REGULAR MEETING OF AUGUST 15, 1994
APPROVED
MEMBERS PRESENT: Dave Giliuson, John Howard, Linda Ladzun, Jerry Puciaty, Tom Reller
STAFF PRESENT: Jim Topitzhofer, Parks & Recreation and Community Center Director; Rick Cook,
Buildings and Grounds Supervisor; Lacelle Cordes, Parks and Recreation Programmer; Nancy Schrupp,
Parks and Recreation Secretary Aide
MEMBERS ABSENT: Mike Eliason, Jeff Moser
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 7:46 p.m. by Dave Giliuson, Chairperson.
ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA: Under New Business, insert as Roman Numeral III — Strese/Burkhalter
Property. Chairperson's Report becomes Roman Numeral IV, Director's Report becomes Roman
Numeral V.
APPROVAL OF THE JULY 18, 1994, MINUTES: An addition to the minutes will be after the Old
Business, RAAA Update. John Howard joined the meeting.
MOTION by Tom Reller to accept the minutes of July 18, 1994, with the above addition. SECOND by
Dave Giliuson. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0. MOTION CARRIED.
AUDIENCE INPUT: None.
I. RAAA UPDATE: Tom Neumann and Steve Reischauer were not present to give an update. Jim
Topitzhofer gave an update on the status of the request for a fence on the right side of the
baseball field at Jaycee Park. Lacelle Cordes has contacted the administrators of the Outdoor
Recreation Grant and they will look into the request after they complete their annual review of
current grant proposals.
Tom Neumann in discussion with Dave Giliuson had requested that staff persons be present at
the monthly RAAA meetings. Jim Topitzhofer informed the Parks and Recreation Committee
that Lisa Jost is the staff member that will be attending the RAAA meetings.
II. CARROLLS WOODS UPDATE: Mike Busho was present to give an update. Mike gave an
overview of some short-term goals that the sub -committee has set. In summary, they are as
follows.
• The status of marking the boundaries on the south and west side — wood posts have
been placed on the west side, Building and Grounds Department has not started on the
south side yet.
• Mailboxes to be moved from southwest entrance — developer has been contacted
twice.
• Research winter uses.
• Identify existing funding sources.
• Continue with buckthorn cutting and eradication — looking at starting buckthorn cutting
in November.
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APPROVED
Clarify trails - develop a topographic map and have completed by September meeting,
per a request from a Rosemount resident requesting to see a map showing where the
trails would be.
Rick Cook clarified that the first 100 feet of the southwest trail entrance will be installed next
month. This trail runs between two houses.
A few Rosemount residents living around Carrolls Woods were present at the meeting.
Discussions were held regarding a concern with the type and size of trail being put in. Other
comments made were to allow mountain biking and cross country skiing in Carrolls Woods.
Jerry Puciaty gave his comments on five issues relating to a citizen's concerns about Carrolls
Woods to the Carrolls Woods Sub -committee. They are as follows.
Renaming of Carrolls Woods. Jerry stated that he is against this because this area was
given as park and should ramain a park with free and open access to the residents.
Moving Haunted Woods Event. Jerry stated that he is against this as well as the
Haunted Woods has become a Rosemount tradition which brings the community
together and creates fellowship and a safe place for the people to come on Halloween.
3. Main Trails. Jerry stated that the main trails should be hard surfaced to allow free
access to the park for all residents, including those which are handicapped. Jerry
commented that even "unruly people" still have a right to the park.
4. Trail Width. Jerry believes eight foot main trails should specify "for ease of access".
Dead Material in Woods. Jerry commented that perhaps a representative from Dakota
County or State DNR should give us a reading.
Ed Howard, sub -committee member, explained that some of these same issues were addressed
previously and the sub -committee is in accordance with the Master Plan.
Carrolls Woods Sub -committee members would like suggestions from the Parks and Recreation
Committee on how work in Carrolls Woods can be better communicated to residents. Mike
Busho stated that possibly a monthly update could be published in the papers. Parks and
Recreation Committee members agreed.
III. ERICKSON COMMUNITY SQUARE UPDATE: Jim Topitzhofer and John Howard gave an
update. Progress has been made on the Dr. Kurt Walter -Hanson site. The Parks and Recreation
Committee at their last Workshop meeting on August 4, 1994, made a motion to recommend
to the City Council that park dedication be received for the Dr. Kurt Walter -Hanson site in the
form of trail and parking lot construction.
John Howard had attended the Utility Commission meeting on August 8, 1994, to request a
waiver of Sewer Availability Charges (SAC), Water Availability Charges (WAC), and Storm
Sewer Availability Charges (STAC). The request was tabled and the Utility Commission
requested that the waiver be officially requested by the Parks and Recreation Committee.
Jim Topizthofer had drafted a letter to Bud Osmundson, Public Works Director, to be presented
at the next Utility Commission meeting.
MOTION by John Howard to send the letter as drafted to the Utility Commission requesting
waiver of the SAC, WAC and STAC charges for Erickson Community Square. SECOND by
Linda Ladzun. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0. MOTION CARRIED.
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APPROVED
Discussions were held regarding the electrical hook-up for Erickson Community Square and
having it done along with Dr. Kurt Walter -Hanson.
MOTION by John Howard to have the electrical hook-up for Erickson Community Square be
done with Dr. Kurt Walter -Hanson if approved by the Utility Commission. SECOND by
Jerry Puciaty. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0. MOTION CARRIED.
IV. CIVIC UPDATE: Jim Topitzhofer gave an overview and explained that copies of the minutes and
packet information from the Parks and Recreation Committee dated January 1993 and
May 1994, along with the City Council packet information from the meeting dated June 21,
1994, had been included in the committee's packets.
Committee members briefly discussed the issues. Jim Topitzhofer recommended that if CIVIC
does not receive approval to remove the railroad spur and they have to redesign the plat, this
would be an opportunity for the Parks and Recreation Committee to relocate the park.
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I. DODD ROAD TRAIL EXTENSION: Jim Topitzhofer explained that a resident living on Delft
Avenue inquired about the possibility of constructing a trail that extends from County Road 42
to Dodd Boulevard. Jim stated that the master plan calls for the future construction of a trail
along Dodd Boulevard connecting to the trail on County Road 42. The trail was not completed
because of the future construction of Dodd Boulevard.
The resident would like to see a trail put in so that residents may walk from Delft Street to Our
Saviors Lutheran Church.
MOTION by Dave Giliuson to investigate the construction of a trail extension from the east end
of Dodd Boulevard to the trail located on the north side of County Road 42 near the intersection
of Diamond Path Boulevard and County Road 42, and to proceed with the approval process.
SECOND by Jerry Puciaty. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0. MOTION CARRIED.
RAP GRANTS: Jim Topitzhofer discussed the RAP (Rosemount Activities Program) Grant and
the intentions of it. A Proposal Abstract was included in the packet information for the Parks
and Recreation Committee meeting of August 15, 1994, which explains the objectives,
agencies involved and the cost. Jim Topizthofer stated that the grant will be reviewed and
decisions made in October.
Jerry Puciaty commended Jim Topitzhofer and those involved for taking the opportunity to go
ahead with this project.
III. STRESE/BURKHALTER PROPERTY: Lacelle Cordes and Jim Topitzhofer had received the
preliminary plat for the Shannon -Meadows Addition on this property. An overhead of the map
was displayed. An overview of the area was given and Lacelle Cordes recommended the Parks
and Recreation Committee to accept the cash dedication for the Strese/Burkhalter Property
(Shannon -Meadows Addition) in the amount of $16,800 if platted in lots of 30 or $16,240 if
platted in lots of 29.
Discussions regarding the adjoining property and whether additional park land was needed were
discussed.
MOTION by Jerry Puciaty to accept the cash dedication for the Strese/Burkhalter Property
(Shannon -Meadows Addition) in the amount of $16,800 if platted in lots of 30 or $16,240 if
platted in lots of 29. SECOND by John Howard. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0. MOTION CARRIED.
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August 15, 1994
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IV. CHAIRPERSON'S REPORT:
JERRY PUCIATY: None
TOM RELLER: None
LINDA LADZUN would like staff to investigate/research recycled material used for playground
equipment versus what Rosemount has now in the parks.
JOHN HOWARD commented that he would like to see Erickson Community Square information
be put in the paper as well as Carrolls Woods.
DAVE GILIUSON commented that he will be meeting with Jim Topitzhofer and Lee Knutson,
Community Center Commission Chairperson on Thursday, August 18, 1994, if any committee
members have any issues or concerns to please let him know.
The next Parks and Recreation Committee Workshop Meeting will be held on September 1,
1994. The topic of discussion will be the City Codes in relation to the Parks (2-2-4, Section
A&B).
Dave Giliuson will not be able to attend the next Parks and Recreation Committee meeting on
September 19, 1994.
V. DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Jim Topitzhofer stated that staff is still working on getting updates on the tree ordinances, and
the update requested on the Winds Crossing expansion will be available at the next meeting.
Jim gave an update on Birger Pond. The water level has been high and the city has been
pumping water out. A resident living near Birger Pond have raised concerns regarding the
easement road and the future road designated to go around the pond. Jim will be responding
to the resident's concern.
ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Linda Ladzun to adjourn the meeting at 9:37 p.m. SECOND by
John Howard. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0. MOTION CARRIED.
Respectfully submitted,
Nancy Schrupp
Recording Secretary
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING DATE: August 15, 1994
AGENDA ITEM: RAAA Update AGENDA SECTION:
Old Business
PREPARED BY: Jim Topitzhofer, Parks & Recreation & Community Center AGENDA NO.:
Director 1.
ATTACHMENTS: None APPROVED BY:
Steve Reischauer or Tom Neumann may be present to give an RAAA update.
Dave Giliuson has been approached by Tom Neumann of RAAA to request a staff persons presence at the monthly
RAAA meetings. Lisa Jost has been assigned to regular RAAA meetings and will represent our Department.
Lacelle Cordes has contacted the administrators of the Outdoor Recreation Grant, regarding the possibility of
constructing a fence on the right side of the baseball field at Jaycee Park. The grant administrators indicated they will
look into the request after they complete their annual review of current grant proposals.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: None
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE ACTION:
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING DATE: August 15, 1994
AGENDA ITEM: Carrolls Woods Update I AGENDA SECTION:
Old Business
PREPARED BY: Jim Topitzhofer, Parks & Recreation and Community AGENDA NO.:
Center Director II.
ATTACHMENTS: None APPROVED BY:
The Carrolls Woods Committee was postponed in July due to the goal setting session.
Since then, I have been approached by Ron Jacobson regarding his concerns with the development of Carrolls Woods.
I have listed these concerns below.
• Dead Logs and other bushes should not be removed from Carrolls Woods because they provide food for mushrooms
and other species.
• Funds should be requested from USPCI for the purchase of trail maintenance equipment which would enable the
City to maintain 6 foot trails, instead of 8 foot trails or wider. Mr. Jacobson would like the width of the trails
revised.
• The proposed trail construction from the Southwest access to Halloween Trail encourages the access to "unruly"
people which pose a threat to neighboring households.
• The material of this proposed trail should accommodate soft soled shoes (moccasins), instead of using aggregate
material.
• The Haunted Woods special event should be moved to another location because Carrolls Woods poses a fire threat
to participants. "This event has become too commercial."
• The name 'Carrolls Woods' should be changed to "Carrolls Woods Nature Center."
Mr. Jacobson has requested that his wife or son be invited to the Carrolls Woods Sub -Committee Meetings. I have
invited Mr. Jacobson to speak about his concerns with the Carrolls Woods Sub -Committee prior to our meeting. A
member of the sub -committee will report recommended action to Ron Jacobson's concerns.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: None. Respond to Mr. Jacobson's concerns.
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE ACTION:
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING DATE: August 15, 1994
AGENDA ITEM: Erickson Community Square Update AGENDA SECTION:
Old Business
PREPARED BY: Jim Topitzhofer, Parks & Recreation and Community AGENDA NO.:
Center Director III.
ATTACHMENTS: Letter to Utility Commission requesting waiver of Sewer APPROVED BY:
Availability Charges, Water Availability Charges, and Storm Sewer
Availability Charges, for Erickson Community Square.
Members of the Erickson Community Square Subcommittee will give an update.
Brick sales were conducted at Leprechaun Days.
A motion was passed, at the workshop meeting on August 4, 1994, recommending to City Council that park dedication
be received for the Dr. Kurt Walter -Hanson site in the form of trail and parking lot construction. Members present at
the workshop identified a greater value to trail and parking lot construction than the $1,100 park dedication which
would otherwise be received in the form of cash.
Fill has been received at the Erickson Community Square site from 145th Street Construction. A permit for initial
grading will be obtained in the near future. The burial of power utilities will be coordinated with the burial of utilities
for the Dr. Kurt Walter -Hanson site in early fall.
John Howard attended the Utility Commission on August 8 to request waiver of Sewer Availability Charges, Water
Availability Charges, and Storm Sewer Availability Charges. John's request was tabled because of the Utility
Commission preferred to have the Parks & Recreation Committee officially request this waiver. For this reason, I have
attached a letter of formal request which pending your approval will be submitted to the Utility Commission and acted
upon at their next meeting.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Motion to send a letter to the Utility Commission requesting waiver of Sewer
Availability Charges, Water Availability Charges, and Storm Sewer Availability Charges, for Erickson Community
Square.
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE ACTION:
CITY OF ROSEMOU NT
Everything's Coming Up Rosemount!!
August 15, 1994
Bud Osmundson
Public Works Director
City of Rosemount
2875 145th Street West
Rosemount, MN 55068
Dear Mr. Osmundson,
CITY HALL
2875 — 145th Street West
P.O. Box 510
Rosemount, MN
55068-0510
Phone: 612-423-4411
Fax: 612-423-5203
On behalf of the Parks & Recreation Committee, please accept this letter as a formal
request for waiver of Sewer Availability Charges, Water Availability Charges, and Storm
Sewer Availability Charges, for Erickson Community Square.
Many long hours of volunteer effort have contributed to the dream of creating Erickson
Community Square. We have received a positive response from our community in the
form of volunteer commitments and cash. It is our hope to build Erickson Community
Square with minimal tax impact. For this reason, we need your blessing in our request
to waive STAC, WAC, and SAC for the proposed site.
Please submit this letter of request to the Utility Commission for consideration at their
regular meeting on September 12, 1994.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Jim Topitzhofer
Parks & Recreation and Community Center Director
Printed on recycled paper
containing 30%
post -consumer materiah.
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING DATE: August 15, 1994
AGENDA ITEM: CMC Update I AGENDA SECTION:
Old Business.
PREPARED BY: Jim Topitzhofer, Parks & Recreation and Community AGENDA NO.:
Center Director. IV.
ATTACHMENTS: Background information APPROVED BY:
An update on the CMC Development Project was presented at the workshop meeting on August 4, 1994. There was
dissatisfaction expressed at the workshop pertaining to the location of the mini -park included in the site plan for CMC.
The history around the CMC Development Property dates back to January 18, 1993, where members of the Parks and
Recreation Committee rejected the request from CMC to utilize park dedication for the exclusive use of the residents
of the CMC site. More than year later on May 19, 1994, a motion was passed by the Parks and Recreation Committee
to accept the land dedication in the amount of 2.4 acres for the development of a mini -park with the remaining
dedication balance to be taken as cash. The park is to be constructed during the first phase of the development with
access to the park made available at that time. This motion further addressed trail criteria for the site. I have attached
minutes from these meetings with this summary.
City Council approved the preliminary plat for CMC Development Property on June 21, 1994. According to legal
counsel for the City, once a preliminary plat is passed by City Council, the plat is difficult to change and opens the City
to a legal problems if attempted. If the developer returns to City Council to request a change in the plat, an opportunity
may exist for the City to request other changes such as the location of the min -park. This possibility could happen if
the railroad spur cannot be removed. In this case, CMC will have to submit a new plat to City Council. Furthermore,
because CMC is interested in tax increment, the City is in a better position to negotiate at a future point.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: None, information only.
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE ACTION:
PARRS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING
REGULAR MEETING OF JANUARY 18, 1993
MEMBERS PRESENT: Scott Rynerson, Deanna Simpson, Linda Ladzun,
John Howard, Dave Giliuson, Jerry Puciaty, Tom Reller
STAFF PRESENT: Dave Bechtold, Director; Lisa Jost, Assistant
Director; Rick Cook, Parks Supervisor
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by 7:40 p.m. by
chairperson Tom Reller.
ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA: None
APPROVAL OF THE DECEMBER 21, 1992 MINUTES: MOTION by Jerry Puciaty
to accept the minutes of December 21, 1992 meeting as printed.
SECOND by Linda Ladzun. Ayes: 6 Nays: 0.
AUDIENCE INPUT: None.
I. RAAA UPDATE: Terry Langager, Vice President of the RAAA Board,
represented RAAA this evening to give an update to the committee
members. The RAAA Board of Directors is hosting a workshop on
sexual abuse. They feel that as an association it is important to
address this issue and present it to the coaches. He extended an
invitation to any members of the committee that would like attend
the presentation at Scott Highlands on February 8.
RAAA has been working with the Director and Assistant Director
regarding summer programs. There will be a one site sign up for
track, softball, and baseball. This is experimental this year.
They are working with Dave to schedule ballfields. Sign up for the
soccer program will be later in the year.
The in-house and traveling soccer program donated $750 each for a
total of $1500 toward the soccer program for the park department.
This will be put in the donation account. Thank you notes were
sent to each of those directors.
II. CMC DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY: Reed Hanson, legal council for the
CMC, represented the company this evening. He introduced Wayne
Delfino, Joe Hollett, and Peter Pfister, three of the principals
and planners for the CMC project. They presented a brief
background of the 103 and 226 acre developments they propose. He
also stated that because of the parks close proximity to downtown
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January 18, 1993
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CMC will be asking the Parks Committee and City Council to allow
its parks dedication fees to be used to enhance the park in the 103
acre development. Also, because the cost of development of the
park may exceed the park dedication fees from the 103 acre site,
CMC is requesting that they be able to use some of the park fees
that would come from the 226 acre site for this.
Joe Hollett, Director of Construction for CMC Heartland Partners,
presented a brief background on the development sites. Both
development sites will be single family residential dwellings.
There will be two sites, one of 103 acres with approximately 255
units, and another under option of 226 acres with approximately 665
units a bit further to the east of the same type of homes. He then
introduced Peter Pfister.
Peter Pfister, Architectural Planner, stated that one of the first
things they looked at with the park in the 103 acre development was
its proximity in relation to other parks in the area. The park
will be located approximately central to the development. It will
be a park that primarily serves the neighborhood, but will be set
up to connect and help support the rest of the park system as well.
He then gave a broad overview of the design of the development in
relation to the park and its access roads. He introduced several
options included in the park such as a tot lot area with a minimum
of play equipment, a possible small wading pool, an open space to
the east for frisbee, etc. or potentially a skating rink in the
winter time. On the north side there would be an area for older
children or adults such as volleyball type activities. Also part
of the proposal is to have the addition of a small building for two
primary reasons. One being to reinforce this as a central focal
point of the development, and secondly to extend the utility and
use of this park in both the summer and winter. It would be
primarily one space with restroom facilities, and potentially a
small kitchen area. There would only be a small parking area due
to the fact that the users of the park would be local residents of
the development.
Through questioning by the committee members it was determined by
Mr. Pfister that the park would be a 2 acre mini -park. Deanna then
reviewed what the Park Master Plan reads regarding a minipark. A
concern was expressed regarding the appropriateness of a shelter in
the minipark setting. Wayne Delfino added that it would be a low
maintenance building with concrete floors, garage type doors that
would be open in the summer. In the winter the doors could be
closed and the fireplace used. Picnic tables would be scattered
about inside with no refrigeration or heating.
It was reiterated by Mr. Pfister that the main purpose of the
presentation tonight was to begin a dialogue regarding using the
dedication from both developments to start the minipark in the 103
acre development. Dave Bechtold commented on the standard use of
park dedication funds. He stated that they have to give
consideration to the Park System as a whole when allocating park
dedication funds. The funds have to benefit all the park systems
that the residents of the development will also be using for
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January 18, 1993
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programs such as little league baseball, soccer, etc. He also
asked the committee members to keep in mind that the number of
amenities offered may increase the size and the initial intended
use of the park.
III. COUNTY PARR PROJECT (SPRING LAKE PARR): Barb Schmidt,
Director of the Dakota County Parks Department presented a brief
description of several of the major parks in Dakota County and the
difference between a park reserve and a regional park.
She then provided the committee members with a couple maps of the
Spring Lake Park area, the original master plan map, and an updated
version of a map of the same area. They have received several
partial grants for the campground at Schaar's Bluff, but still have
yet to receive the total amount needed. For this reason they have
down -scaled the original intent and size of the park. She also
listed several reasons the original location for the campground at
Schaar's Bluff has been causing concerns. Because of these
concerns they are interested in amending the master plan to
relocate the campground from the Schaar's Bluff area to an area
within the boundaries of Rosemount city limits. This is a more
desirable location due to easy access to the water, etc. The
campground is proposed to include a horse trail, and relocating the
archery range already in the area due to safety concerns at its
present location.
She informed the committee members that what she is looking for
this evening is a concurrence with the master plan amendment from
the Park Board. Dave reminded the committee members that even
though the Parks and Recreation Committee supports the idea of the
amendment, there are other development issues that the other
departments of the city will need to address. After several
positive comments from committee members regarding the relocation
Jerry Puciaty made a MOTION to support the amendments to the Master
Plan for campground relocation and relocation of the archery range.
There was a SECOND by Deanna Simpson. Ayes: 7 Nays: 0. MOTION
CARRIED.
IV. ARMORY DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRAMMING UPDATE: Steve Jilk was
present to review the management options for the Armory and the
recommended action. After a brief introduction to the presentation
he asked that the committee members feel free to offer input and
ask questions as he presents the options. He supplied a handout to
each committee member listing the options and the pros and cons of
each option.
The first option takes the existing Parks staff structure and
maintains it. It would require adding some additional staff to the
existing staff, but administratively leaves the Parks and Rec
Director in place, and splits the operation of all the Departments
functions including the community center facility into two separate
functions, maintenance and "programming". The coordination and
administration of the facility would be within the administrative
staff right now, but adds coordinating staff.
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APPROVED
Mike stated that Carrolls Woods Park will remain as the name of the park. However, "Nature
Area" will be used along with it and in conversations. This follows the Master Plan.
Mike stated that Bud Osmundson is working on the design of the new trail and the culvert next
to the pond.
Dave Giliuson asked if the signage (Kiosks) for the southwest entrance is listed in the Master
Plan. Dave Bechtold stated that it is not specifically stated in the Master Plan for this particular
signage, however the Master Plan does discuss signage.
III. ERICKSON COMMUNITY SQUARE UPDATE: Jeff Moser gave a short summary of where the
Erickson Community Square Sub -Committee is at in regard to the amphitheater project. Jeff
stated that the sub -committee received $7,500 from USPCI thanks to a letter that Deanna
Simpson put together.
Jeff stated that they are still in search of someone to volunteer to do the landscaping, however,
they may need to hire someone. They are also still looking for a structural engineer.
Jeff stated that the sub -committee is ready to present the plans to various commissions. Dave
Bechtold also stated that all Erickson Community Square Sub -committee members should be
present at these meetings and that he will be asking Chuck Novak to attend the Utility
Commission meeting as well.
IV. WORKSHOP SUMMARY (PARK WATCH MEETING): Dave Bechtold stated that the Park Watch
meeting went very well and about 45 citizens attended. Jeff Moser also stated that he thought
it was a very good meeting.
Judy and Barry Baker talked about their neighborhood. Dave discussed park watch issues and
Sgt. O'Leary discussed crime watch issues. Dave also discussed the dog ordinance for parks
and how there is a need for an ordinance of this nature for the city overall.
Dave stated that the RAP group would like to start a Park Watch at Kidder Park and become
involved in the Adopt -A -Park Program.
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I. CIVIC DEVELOPMENT: Dave Bechtold discussed the proposed development and plans for the
park and trails. A map of the development was available that showed the proposed park
location and trail locations. This development was discussed at the Parks and Recreation
Committee meeting in January 1993, when it was in the first planning stages. Dave stated that
the park will be a mini -park concept that follows the Master Plan in design.
Dave recommended that the park dedication be used to develop the park and the cash used to
build the park at the same time as the development. The remaining cash should go towards
the park system for upgrades and improvements at other parks. Dave stated that he feels when
as many as fifty homes are built within the development that the park should be built with it
and be ready for use when people move in.
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Tom Reller asked what kind of time frame we are looking at. Dave Bechtold stated that it
depends on the developer's time frame.
Dave Bechtold commented that the Planning Commission was concerned that the mini -park was
not far enough south. Dave stated that if the park was moved more south he would be
concerned with it being too close to the railroad tracks. Dave also recommended that in this
mini -park, the Parks and Recreation Committee accept no less than what Jaycee Park has for
play equipment. There are good trails in the design to get the residents to other major trails,
to the parks, etc.
Dave stated that the developer would like to put a trail through the park. Dave did not
recommend it at this time, however, if in the future a trail is needed, he recommends a trail no
wider than 8 feet. If the developer would like to have this trail through the park, staff will work
with them on the location and design.
MOTION by Jerry Puciaty with a SECOND by John Howard to accept the land dedication in the
amount of 2.4 acres for the development of a mini -park with the remaining dedication balance
to be taken as cash. The park is to be constructed during the first phase of the development
or in conjunction with the second phase of the development with access to the park made
available at that time. Trails are to be constructed in conjunction with the roadway
construction through the development to serve as connecting routes to the parks and other
main bike/walking trails. The trail along Biscayne Avenue is to be constructed in conjunction
with the development that adjoins that street. Cost of the trail along 145th Street will be
established with that amount to be paid by the developer and escrowed to be used at the time
of the 145th Street reconstruction and/or trail installation. Ayes: 7 Nays: 0. MOTION
CARRIED.
Jerry Puciaty asked if a more definite motion was needed on trails. Dave Bechtold stated that
if the trails can not be put in as they have been identified on the map, it will come back to the
Parks and Recreation Committee to discuss new trail routes.
SET WORKSHOP TOPIC: Jeff Moser recommended that the workshop topic consist of taking
a tour of the parks. Dave Bechtold stated it was a very good idea and that he would check into
possibly renting a bus to accommodate everyone.
MOTION by Jeff Moser to set the workshop topic as a parks tour on Thursday, June 2, 1994,
at 7 p.m. SECOND by Tom Reller. Ayes: 7 Nays: 0. MOTION CARRIED.
III. CHAIRPERSON'S REPORT:
JEFF MOSER: None
TOM RELLER: None
DAVE GILIUSON: None
JERRY PUCIATY asked for an update on the playground equipment upgrades. Dave Bechtold
handed out a draft summary sheet listing the goals, objectives and policy statements in regard
to the playground upgrades. Dave also mentioned that he had checked with Mankato and
South St. Paul policies on playground upgrades. Both these cities have put lists together that
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE
AGENDA ITEM:
CIVIC DEVELOPMENT (EASTBRIDGE)
PREPARED BY:
DAVID J. BECHTOLD, DIRECTOR PARKS AND RECREATION
ATTACHMENTS:
MAP OF DEVELOPMENT AND SUMMARY
MEETING DATE: MAY 16, 1994
AGENDA SECTION:
NEW BUSINESS
AGENDA NO.:
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APPROVED BYL
Attached is a map that depicts the location of the trails for this development and the location of a mini -park. Identified
is also the location of Biscayne Park in relationship to this development proposal.
As indicated on the attachment, we have discussed this project with the developers some time ago and with the
Planning Director and her assistant. The proposal was brought to the Planning Committee for a concept presentation.
Along with the preliminary plat presentation that will be made, a motion of the Parks and Recreation Committee should
be included.
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
MOTION: Move to accept the land dedication in the amount of 2.4 acres for the development of a mini -park
with the remaining dedication balance to be taken as cash. The park is to be constructed during the first phase
of the development or in conjunction with the second phase of the development with access to the park made
available at that time. Trails are to be constructed in conjunction with the roadway construction through the
development to serve as connecting routes to the parks and other main bike/walking trails. The trail along
Biscayne Avenue is to be constructed in conjunction with the development that adjoins that street. Cost of the
trail along 145th Street will be established with that amount to be paid by the developer and escrowed to be
used at the time of the 145th Street reconstruction and/or trail installation.
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE ACTION:
TO: Parks Recreation Committee Members
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FROM: Davi Bec told - Director of Parks & Recreation
DATE: May 4, 1994
RE: CMC Development (EASTBRIDGE)
Representatives of the CMC Heartland Partners, Inc. did meet with
us in January of 1993. At our Parks & Recreation Committee meeting
of that month they expressed their intent to follow through with
the concept a of large swimming pool, park shelter, and various
amenities that they wanted to put into a park in this development.
Their intent was to use dedication money from this development as
well as the next section of development on the north side of 145th
street to develop their concept.
Prior to the meeting on January 18th a letter stating the
recommended size of park was sent to them. Included was a copy of
the master plan pertaining to a mini park that described the basic
concepts of that type of park.
Our response to the developers was that a mini park should remain
as a part of the park dedication. Cash from this project should
be used for the purchase of play equipment and other amenities on
this site. Other cash dedication is also used to help with the
funding of other parks of the city that the residents of this
project will be using.
On the evening of October 7, 1993 Lisa Freese and Rick Pearson of
the Planning Department were the guest speakers at our workshop
meeting. They gave a thorough and indepth review of both the first
phase and the second phase of the CMC developer's plans. Committee
members that evening felt that the mini park as requested of them
was appropriate and should be considered in negotiations as such.
The construction and design would be in line with concepts laid
out in the master plan.
CMC Heartland has presented their concept plans to the Planning
Commission. A motion and action from the Parks & Recreation
Committee relating to the park dedication and trails should be
taken care of at the May 16, 1994 meeting.
A copy of their concept plans is enclosed for your further review.
The trails and the park area are identified.
Because the first part of the project is broken down into phases
there are a few considerations to make.
1. The development of the park should take place at the end of
the first phase of development or during the completion of the
second phase of development.
CMC Development (EASTBRIDGE)
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2. The cash amount of the first phase should be paid prior to
building permits being authorized or lots being sold in that
phase.
3. The grading of the park should be completed to finish grade
along with the grading of the development at the cost of the
developer.
4. Portions of the cash fee from the first and second phase
could be used towards the development of the park. This would
include the play equipment, trees, and other amenities of the
park. This would continue with the intent of developing the park
in a timely manner which would allow for it to be completed at
relatively the same time as the completion of the second phase.
5. Trails are to be constructed as the roadways are constructed.
The access point to the park over the easement on the east side of
the development is to be put in when that phase of the development
is completed. The trail along Biscayne Ave. is to be constructed
in conjunction with the phase of development that adjoins it.
6. Cash fees collected should be used in part towards the
development of this park, however, funds should also be readily
available for other parks of the system that the residents of this
development will be scheduled to use.
Motion would be: move to accept the land dedication in the amount
of 2 acres for the development of a mini park with the remaining
balance of park dedication to be taken as cash. The park is to be
developed either at the end of the first development or in
conjunction with the development of the second phase with access
made available at that time. Trails are to be constructed in
conjunction with the roadway development through the development
and with trail along Biscayne ave. to be constructed in
conjunction with the development that adjoins that street. Cost of
trail along 145th Street will be established with that amount to
be paid by the developer and escrowed to be used at the time of
the 145th street reconstruction and trail installation.
sue.
CITY OF ROSEMOU NT
Everything's Coming Up Rosemount!!
Public Notice
EASTBRIDGE
RESIDENTIAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
PRELIMINARY PLAT
REZONING
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
CITY HALL
2875 — 145th Street West
P.O. Box 510
Rosemount, MN
55068-0510
Phone: 612-423-4411
Fax: 612.423-5103
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the City Council of the City of Rosemount will hold a Public
Hearing to consider the item listed below on Tuesday, June 21, 1994, in the Council
Chambers of the City Hall, 2875 145th Street West, beginning at 8:00 p.m. or as soon
thereafter as possible. The public hearing listed below pertains to the property generally
located north of County State Aid Highway 42 (CSAH42), east of State Trunk Highway 3
(South Robert Trail), south of 145th Street West, and west of Biscayne Avenue. The
proposed Eastbridge Residential Planned Unit Development consists of approximately
115.87 acres (less parcels B, C, D, and E consisting of 31.3 acres) and legally described as
follows:
Part of Lot 65 of Auditor's Subdivision No. 1, Rosemount, in the
Southeast Quarter (SE1/4) of Section 29, Township 115, Range 19, lying
east of the railroad right-of-way of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railway. All lying southerly and westerly of 145th Street West
and Biscayne Avenue.
The purpose of this hearing is to consider a residential planned unit development, a
preliminary plat, and the rezoning from IP Industrial Park to R-1 Single Family Residential
for the above described property which would be identified as the EASTBRMGE subdivision.
Persons wishing to speak on this issue are invited to attend and be heard at this meeting on
Tuesday Tune 21, 1994 at 8:00 p.m. Formal written comments will also be accepted
prior to the meeting date. Please forward all comments and inquiries to the Planning
Department.
Dated this 7th day of June, 1994.
Susa M. Wal , City Clerk
City of Rosemount
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STATE OF MINNESOTA )
COUNTY OF DAKOTA )
On this day of , 1994,
the foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me by E.B.
McMenomy, Mayor, and by Thomas Burt, Administrator, of the City of
Rosemount, a Minnesota municipal corporation, on behalf of the
corporation and pursuant to authority granted by its City Council.
Notary Public
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this
day of , 1994,
by
Corporate Officer of
corporation.
, President and
CMC Heartland Partners, a Delaware
Notary Public
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I. Due to the preliminary nature of many of the exhibits and
the timing of the overall development, addendums to the Agreement
may be required to address concerns not specifically set forth
herein. Such addendums shall be limited to those items normally
included in subdivision agreements and shall not be inconsistent -
with the intent of this Agreement.
J. The Developer may not assign this Agreement without the
written permission of the City Council.
21. Notices. Required notices to the Developer shall be in,writing
and shall be either hand delivered to the Developer, its employees
or agents, or mailed to the Developer by registered mail at the
following address: CMC Heartland Partners,
Notices to the City shall be in writing and shall either be hand
delivered to the City Administrator/Clerk, or mailed to the City by
registered mail in care of the City Administrator/Clerk at the
following address: Rosemount City Hall, 2875 145th Street West,
Rosemount, Minnesota 55068.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have hereunto set their
hands the day and year first above written.
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
BY:
BY:
E.B. McMenomy, Mayor
Thomas Burt, Administrator
CMC Heartland Partners
BY:
Its
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Developer thirty (30) days advance notice prior to exercising its
right to deny permits.
C. If any portion, section, subsection, sentence, clause,
paragraph or phrase of this Agreement is for any reason held
invalid as a result of a challenge brought by the Developer, its
agents or assigns, the City may, at its option, declare the entire
Agreement null and void, and approval of the preliminary plat and
final development plan shall thereby be revoked.
D. No one may occupy a building for which a building permit in
the plat is issued, on either a temporary or permanent basis, until
public sanitary sewer and water lines have been installed, hooked
up, tested and approved by the City. Occupancy prior to street
completion may be permitted, at the City's discretion, by separate
agreement. The timetable for issuing building permits, prior to
the completion of public improvements, shall be determined by the
City Engineer and Building Official. The Developer shall be
responsible for any damages to public improvements caused by it or
its contractors or agents, if authorized on the site prior to the
completion of public improvements.
E. The action or inaction of either party shall not constitute
a waiver or amendment to the provisions of this Agreement. To be
binding, amendments or waivers shall be in writing, signed by the
parties and approved by written resolution of the City Council.
Either party's failure to promptly take legal action to enforce
this Agreement or the security after expiration of time in which
the work is to be completed shall not be a waiver or release.
F. This Agreement shall run with the subject land and may be
recorded in the Dakota County Recorder's Office.
. G. The Developer represents to the City that the development
is not of "metropolitan significance" and that a state
environmental impact statement is not required. However, if the
City or another governmental entity or agency determines that a
federal or state impact statement or any other review, permit or
approval is required, the Developer shall reimburse the City for
all expenses, including staff time and attorney's fees, that the
City incurs in assisting in preparation.
H. The Developer shall pay Metropolitan Sewer Availability
charges, City Sewer Connection charges, City Water Connection
charges and City Storm Sewer Connection charges at the time
building permits are issued at the ten current rate.
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provided the Developer is given not less than thirty (30) days
notice prior to the City's commencement of the work. The City and
Developer recognize the weather conditions may affect the ability
of the Developer to perform the work required to be performed
hereunder, and agree that such thirty (30) day period shall not
include those days on which weather conditions preclude performance
by the Developer. Notice to the Developer shall constitute without
further action, notice to any contractor or subcontractor. This
Agreement is a license for the City to act. When the City does any
such work, the City may, in addition to its other remedies, assess
the cost in whole or in part. If deemed impractical by the City,
the above notice requirements shall not be required for the City to
control erosion problems, clean-up of dirt and loose debris, or in
responding to other situations which may jeopardize public health,
safety and welfare.
18. Execution of Documents. Upon compliance by the Developer with
the representations and requirements of said documents, the City
will execute documents necessary to obtain Federal Housing
Administration and Veteran's Administration Subdivision Approval
letter and an Engineer's Subdivision Completion letter.
19. Assessments. Except to the extent modified herein, the parties
mutually agree that all public improvements required and installed
by the City hereunder shall be assessed pursuant to Chapter 429 of
Minnesota Statutes, and such assessments shall be for a period of
not less than five (5) years, with the exception of assessment made
pursuant to paragraph 17 of this Agreement, unless waived by the
Developer. The Developer waives any claims that the assessments
that will be made pursuant to this Agreement exceed the benefit to
the property.
20. Miscellaneous.
A. This Agreement, which shall be governed by the laws of the
State of Minnesota, shall be binding upon the parties, their
heirs, successors or assigns, as the case may be.
B. Breach of any term of this Agreement by the Developer shall
be grounds for denial of building permits. The City shall give the
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but not limited to legal, planning, engineering and inspection
expenses in accordance with fees adopted or accepted by the City.
B. The Developer shall hold the City, its officers, agents and
employees harmless from claims by itself and third parties,
including but not limited to lot purchases, other property owners,
contractors, subcontractors and materialmen, for damages sustained,
cost incurred or injuries resulting from approval of the Agreement,
the development, final plats, plans and specifications and from the
resulting construction and development; except, for construction
work performed by the City or for damages caused by breach of this
agreement by the City. The Developer shall indemnify the City, its
officers, agents and employees from all costs, damages or expenses,
including engineering and attorney's fees which the City may pay or
incur in consequence of such claims.
C. The Developer shall reimburse the City for costs incurred
in the enforcement of this Agreement, including engineering and
attorney's fees.
D. In the event of Developer installed public improvements,
before final plats are signed by the City, the Developer shall
deposit with the City cash or a letter of credit satisfactory to
the City, securing the full performance of the work required of it
in that plat. The amount of the security shall be 1000i of the
estimated cost of public improvements. The Developer shall also
post a letter of credit satisfactory to the City guaranteeing the
payment of the entire principal and interest on any costs assessed
or to be assessed against the plat by the City for public
improvements. The City will authorize periodic reductions in
letters of credit upon partial performance and payment for required
work or payment of special assessments, as the case may be. The
City will also permit the substitution of one letter of credit with
another letter of credit from a different Developer so long as the
City's security is not impaired.
E. The Developer shall pay in full all bills submitted to it
by the City within thirty (30) days. If the bills are not paid on
time, the City may halt all plat development work until the bills
are paid in full.
17. Developer's Default. In the event of default by the Developer
as to any of the work to be performed by it hereunder, the City
may, at its option, perform the work and the Developer shall
promptly reimburse the City for any expenses incurred by the City,
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privately designed and installed or equal to 60% of the assessment
resulting from the public improvements.
12. Ownership of Improvements. Upon the successful completion of
the work and construction according to City standards required by
this Agreement, and based upon the City Engineer's recommendation,
improvements lying within public easements shall become City
property upon acceptance by City Council resolution.
13. Erosion Control. As the development progresses, the Developer
shall adhere to the erosion control requirements set forth by the
City, utilizing Best Management Practices as specified by the
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and any other City adopted
policies in effect at the time of final plat approval.
Additionally, the Developer shall take such other steps as the City
Engineer may reasonably determine are necessary to control erosion.
All topsoil must remain on site in order to re-establish turf. No
excavated material may be removed from the site unless a Mineral
Extraction Permit has been obtained in accordance with Zoning
Ordinance Section 14.8 and as amended.
14. Grading Plan. The Developer shall submit to the City a site
grading and drainage plan showing the grades and drainage for
streets and each lot designed by lot and block on final plats prior
to the preparation of plans and specifications of public
improvements for the development. The Developer shall submit a
certified survey of the development to the City after site grading,
illustrating street and lot grades prior to the installation of
public improvements.
15. Clean up. The Developer shall promptly clear any soil, earth
or debris from streets or other property outside of the development
and from improved streets and occupied lots within the development
resulting from construction or other disturbance by the Developer
or other builders within their subdivision.
16. Responsibility.
A. Except as otherwise specifically provided, the Developer
shall pay actual costs incurred by it or the City in conjunction
with the approval and construction of the development, including
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9. License. The Developer hereby grants the City, its agents,
employees, officers and contractors license to enter the
development to perform all work and/or inspections deemed
appropriate by the City during development.
10. Utility, Pond and Drainage Easements. The Developer shall
dedicate to the City at the time of final plat approval utility,
drainage and ponding easements located within or outside the plat,
including access, as required to serve the development. Outlot B
shall be dedicated to the City for public use as indicated on
Exhibit B.
11. Installation of Public Improvements. Development Contracts
providing for installation of the following public improvements,
approval of construction plans and specifications, and providing
for the payment of the cost of the improvements shall be entered
into by the City and the Developer prior to final plat approvals:
A. Sanitary Sewer Systems
B. Water Systems
C. Storm Sewer
D. Streets with concrete curb and gutter
E. Street Signs
F. Sidewalks and Trails
G. Street Lights - The Developer is responsible for all costs
of installation of City approved street light fixtures in
coordination with the Dakota Electric Association.
H. Landscaping
The City may, at the City's option, allow the Developer to design
and/or construct any of the public improvements. The design and
construction shall be in accordance with the City's standards,
ordinances and procedures. Temporary cul-de-sacs shall be
installed at all locations where streets are temporarily dead
ended, whether due to phasing within the development or where
future extensions are proposed outside of the development. The
City may, at the City's option, require a cash escrow from the
Developer to pay for the future costs of reconstruction. The City
will require the Developer to post a letter of credit or surety
bond equal to 100% of the cost of all public improvements if
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the development shall be completed at the same time street
improvements are constructed in each particular phase.
8. Landscaping and Trees.
A. Developer shall not damage or remove any trees except as
indicated on the grading plans to be approved by the City and
submitted with each plat. Trees shall be protected fr:m
destruction by snow fences, flagging, staking or other similar
means during grading and construction.
B. The Developer shall plant one deciduous tree per lot and
two deciduous trees per corner lot in accordance with the
applicable Federal Housing Administration specifications except as
modified herein.
(1) Trees shall be a minimum of two (2) inch caliper shade
trees as measured six (6) inches above ground with roots balled
and burlapped, or bare roots in season, and shall be planted in
the front yard in accordance with plans to be approved by the
City.
(2) Two 2-inch caliper shade trees with roots balled and
burlapped, or bare roots in season, shall be planted on each
double frontage lot abutting Shannon Parkway. One tree shall
be located in the front yard and one shall be located in the
back. Trees shall be spaced consistent with the average lot
width and be located within thirty (30) feet of the boulevard
in accordance with plans to be approved by the City.
(3) The Developer shall install extensive plantings of
deciduous and evergreen trees along the site's frontage on CSAH
42, Biscayne Avenue, and 145th Street West as well as along
railroad right-of-way and around Grief Bros. Type, quantity,
size and location of these plantings shall be established in
accordance with the Eastbridge Preliminary Plat/PUD Plan. The
evergreen trees to be planted shall be a minimum of four (4)
feet in height, fifteen (15) feet on center at the time of the
construction of Phase 1.
(4) Warranty. The Developer warrants all work required to be
performed by it against poor material and faulty workmanship
for a period of two (2) years after its completion and
acceptance by the City. All trees, grass, and sod shall be
warranted to be alive, of good quality, and disease free for
twelve (12) months after planting. The Developer shall post
maintenance bonds or other security acceptable to the City to
secure the warranties.
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4. Effect of Approval. For two (2) years from the date of this
Agreement, no amendments to the City's Comprehensive Guide Plan, or
official controls shall apply to or affect the use, development
density, lot size, lot layout, or dedication requirements of the
development unless required by state or federal law or agreed to in
writing by the City and the Developer. Thereafter,
notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, to the
full extent permitted by state law, the City may require compliance
with any amendments to the City's Comprehensive Guide Plan,
official controls, platting or dedication requirements enacted
after the date of this Agreement.
S. Compliance with Laws and Regulations. The Developer represents
to the City that the proposed development complies with all city,
county, Metropolitan, State, and Federal laws and regulations,
including but not limited to: Subdivision Ordinances, Zoning
Ordinances and Environmental Regulations. The Developer agrees to
comply with such laws and regulations.
6. Park Dedication. The City has determined that the required
park dedication will be in the form of a 2.4-acre "mini park" with
the balance in the form of cash contribution. The Developer shall
make the cash contribution to the City upon final plat approval of
each phase of Eastbridge Planned Unit Development based upon the
park dedication formula established in the City of Rosemount
Subdivision Ordinance. The amount of cash contribution per acre
shall conform to the rate established by the City for the year in
which final plat approval for each phase takes place. Any
amendments to the Final Development Plan, causing an increase or
decrease in the number of housing units, will result in a
corresponding increase or decrease in the amount of cash
contribution to the City. the mini park will be dedicated at the
time of final plat approval for the contiguous Phase Three.
7. Sidewalks and Trail Development. Sidewalks and trails,
dedicated by the Developer, shall be constructed by the Developer
in accordance with plans and specifications to be approved by the
City, the location of which are shown on Exhibit C. Trails within
2
EASTBRIDGE
Planned Unit Development
and Master Subdivision Agreement
AGREEMENT dated
, 19_ , between the.
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT, a Minnesota corporation (the "City"), and CMC
Heartland Partners, a Delaware corporation (the "Developer").
1. Request for Planned Unit Development Approval. The Developer
has asked the City to approve a Planned Unit Development to known
as Eastbridge (the "Development") on the land legally described on
the attached Exhibit A.
2. Planned Unit Development Approval. The City hereby grants
Final Development Plan approval subject to the approval of final
plats and compliance with this Agreement. The City agrees to
approve final plats which are substantially similar to the
preliminary plat and phases shown on the Final Development Plan,
referenced herein as Exhibit C, provided such plats are consistent
with the conditions herein and all other City requirements which
are in effect. Development Contracts must be entered into for each
final plat.
If future modifications to the development are proposed, the
maximum density for the development may not exceed 2.5 units per
acre.
The Developer will maintain architectural diversity with the
aid of an architectural review committee that will review all
building plans. The Developer will create restrictive covenants
that prohibit the duplication of housing designs adjacent to or
across from each other.
3. Phased Development. The City may refuse to approve final plats
the Developer has breached this Agreement and the breach has not
been remedied.
Phase One consists of fifty-six (56) lots generally in the
southeast portion of the PUD. Subsequent phasing must allow for
access and efficient traffic circulation and dispersal. In order
to provide for safe and efficient traffic movement, Phase One
therefore must provide direct street access to Biscayne Avenue as
well as County State Aid Highway 42.
City of Rosemount
Ordinance No. B-
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE B
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT ZONING ORDINANCE
Eastbridge
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROSEMOUNT, MINNESOTA ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Ordinance No. B, adopted September 19, 1989, entitled "City of Rosemount Zoning
Ordinance," is hereby amended to rezone from IP Industrial Park to R-1 Single Family Residential the
following described property located within the City of Rosemount, Minnesota to -wit:
All of the Eastbridge Addition with the exception of Outlots A, B, C, D and E, as recorded
at Dakota County, Minnesota.
Section 2. The Zoning Map of the City of Rosemount, referred to and described in said
Ordinance No. B as that certain map entitled "ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF ROSEMOUNT", shall
not be republished to show the aforesaid rezoning, but the Clerk shall appropriately mark the said
zoning map on file in the Clerk's office for the purpose of indicating the rezoning hereinabove
provided for in this Ordinance and all of the notation references and other information shown
thereon are hereby incorporated by reference and made a part of this Ordinance.
Section 3. This ordinance shall be effective immediately upon its passage and publication
according to law.
ENACTED AND ORDAINED into an Ordinance this day of , 1994.
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
E.B. McMenomy, Mayor
ATTEST:
Susan M. Walsh, City Clerk
Published in the Rosemount Town Pages this day of , 1994.
2. provision of sidewalks and trails as specified by the Parks
and Recreation Committee with grading and seeding of the park
at the time of initiation of the third phase with park
dedication fees to be paid for each phase at the time of
final plat approval;
3. evidence of Developer ownership of the land included in the
preliminary plat;
4. execution of an agreement with the CP Rail (Soo Line)
providing for the relocation of the railroad spur;
5. screening of all residential areas from highways and railroad
lines subject to City staff approval of planting strips that
effectively screen view and reduce noise levels;
6. provision of an east -west through street access connecting
Biscayne Avenue to commercial and cluster housing land uses;
7. proposed densities for the cluster housing and conceptual
street accesses;
8. grading and utility plans and specifications approved by the
city engineer; and
9. execution of the Eastbridge Planned Unit Development and
Master Subdivision Agreement.
ADOPTED this 21st day of June, 1994.
ATTEST:
Susan M. Walsh, City Clerk
Motion by:
Voted in favor:
Voted against:
E.B. McMenomy, Mayor
Seconded by:
EastBrdg.PUD/PRE
June 21, 1994
Page 2 of 2
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION 1994-
A RESOLUTION GIVING APPROVAL TO THE
EASTBRIDGE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD)
AND PRELIMINARY PLAT AND SETTING OUT THE CONDITIONS FOR
FINAL PLAT APPROVAL
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Rosemount has received a
Planned Unit Development (PUD) and preliminary plat for property
legally described as follows:
Lot Sixty-five (65) of Auditor's Subdivision No. One (1), Rosemount,
according to the plat thereof now on file and of record in the office of
the Register of Deeds in and for said County and State; the same being all
that part of the Southeast Quarter (SE'/,) of Section 29, Township 115, Range
19, lying East of the railroad right-of-way of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railway, excepting therefrom the following: a) a strip of land
heretofore deeded to the Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Northern Railway
Company of Iowa, by deed dated October 4, 1901 and recorded in Book 113 of
Deeds, page 190; b) an easement to Minnesota Northern Natural Gas Company,
a Minnesota Corporation, dated September 30, 1933, and recorded in Book 195
of Deeds, page 15; c) a strip of land containing 9.9 acres, more or less,
taken by the United States of America and described in Judgement on
Declaration of Taking No. 1, dated September 11, 1942 and recorded in Book
51 of M.R., page 58; d) an easement containing 3.37 acres, more or less,
to the United States of America described in Judgement on Declaration of
Taking dated December 15, 1943 and recorded in Book 51 of M.R., page 552;
e) existing road and public utility easements; and 5) all that part of Lot'
65 of Auditor's Subdivision No. 1, Rosemount, according to the plat thereof
now on file and of record in the office of the Register of Deeds for said
County and State; (the same being all that part of the Southeast Quarter
(SE1/,) of Section 29, Township 115, Range 19, lying east of the railroad
right-of-way;) which lies north of the north line of that certain easement
dated December 15, 1943, and recorded in Book 51 of Miscellaneous Records
at page 552, in the office of the Register of Deeds of Dakota County, and
west of a line parallel to and 920 feet west of the east line of the
Southeast Quarter (SE1/,) of said Section 29, Township 115, Range 19, Dakota
County, Minnesota. Subject tot he rights of the public and public
utilities easements in the roadway along the north side of the premises
herein conveyed, containing 16.6 acres, more or less.
WHEREAS, on May 24, 1994 the Planning Commission of the City of
Rosemount reviewed a PUD and preliminary plat and submitted its
recommendation to the City Council; and
WHEREAS, the proposed residential development is consistent with
the City of Rosemount Comprehensive Guide Plan: Update 2000 land
use designation; and
WHEREAS, on June 21, 1994 the City Council of the City of Rosemount
held the required public hearing for the Eastbridge Planned Unit
Development and preliminary plat.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of
Rosemount approves the Eastbridge Planned Unit Development and
preliminary plat subject to the following:
1. modification of the phasing plan to include direct access to
Biscayne Avenue or 145th Street West in the first phase;
EastBrdg. PUD/PRE
June 21, 1994
Page 1 of 2
JUN 15 '94 01:51PM CMC HEARTLAND
P.1
No:
D ate:
City of Rosemount
REZONING PETITION
Applicant:
C4C
Heartland Partners
phone: (312) 294-0440
Address:
547
West, jackson Boulevard Suite 1510 Chicago,
II 60661
STATUS OF APPLICANT:
x Owner Buyer Lessee OTHER: _
LOCAT10H: Lot $lock . Addhion
Straet Address:
Metes & Bounds Description Attached: Yes
Survey or Plot Plan Ached: Yes
Affected Se,.ion(s):
Present Zoning:
Propesad Zoning: R-1 Residential
REASON FOR REQUEST:
1, to allow for development of a subdivision of sln,Ze family homes
2-
3.
Application received by:
Fee: $ 300 . O a How Paid:
Planning Commission Action:
Signature of Applicant:
Date:
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Project Dame: CMC Rosemount Development
Location:
North of 42/145th, East of Biscayne, South C & NW tracks.
Status of Ownership: Option
Project Description: 226 Acres of residential development consisting of single
family detached, cluster and townhouse, park and open space.
Fee: $250
Deposit: $500
No. Units Total
Total Due: $. 50
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City of Rosemount
Executive Summary for Action
city council meeting Date: June 21, 1994
Agenda Item: Eastbridge Planned Unit Agenda Section:
Development (PUD); PUBLIC HEARING
Preliminary Plat & Rezoning
Prepared By: Richard Pearson Agenda No:
Assistant Planner
Attachments: Memo; Applications; Approved By:
Resolution; Ordinance;
PUD/Master Subd. Agreement;
Informational Documentation;
Public Notice; Mailing List.
Mr. Wayne Delfino, CMC Heartland Partners, is requesting approval of
a residential planned unit development (PUD), preliminary plat, and
rezoning to develop 192 single family lots on 81.1 acres of land
currently zoned IP Industrial Park. The PUD will facilitate the
phased residential development. The preliminary plat will define
lots, outlots, and street right-of-way. The single family lots and
associated streets will be rezoned to R-1 Single Family Residential
(detached).
A final plat for each phase will require review and recommendation by
the Planning Commission and approved by the City Council as each is
completed. The rezoning can be approved at the time of final plat
approval which will legally described the properties and enable the
recording.
The Comprehensive Guide Plan Land Use Designation for this property
was changed to Urban Residential with the Met Council approval of
Update 2000 in December 1993.
The Planning Commission approved the Concept PUD on April 26, 1994.
The preliminary plat and related rezonings were discussed and
reviewed by the Planning Commission at their meeting on May 24, 1994.
The Planning Commission recommended approval after considerable
discussion encompassing the following: 1) the double frontage lots
adjacent to CSAh 42; 2) park development location and timing; 3)
acquisition of railroad right-of-way for residential development and
spur relocation for Greif Brothers, Inc.; 4) variances as indicated
on the plan and identified by staff; 5) problematic lots similar to
others that have required variances; 6) undevelopable outlots; 7)
circulation and street design; and 8) concerns regarding the change
in land use.
The attached draft resolution outlines conditions of approval as
recommended by the Planning Commission and Citv staff.
Recommended Action: MOTION to adopt A RESOLUTION GIVING APPROVAL
OF THE EASTBRIDGE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) AND PRELIMINARY
PLAT AND SETTING OUT THE CONDITIONS FOR FINAL PLAT APPROVAL.
- and -
A MOTION to table action on the rezoning request for the
Eastbridge subdivision until final plat approval.
City Council Action:
6-21-94.004
DAKOTA COUNTY
SURVEY S LAND INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
14955 GALAXIE AVENUE
City of Rosemount
1167 - 145th St. E.
Rosemount, MN 55068
ATT: Stephan Jilk, Administrator
ROSEMOUNT BUSINESS PARK
CMC HE.ARTI.,ANI) PARTNERS
Dear Mr. Jilk:
GARY H. STEVENSON, R.LS.
COUNTY SURVEYOR
LAND INFORMATION DIRECTOR
(612) 891-7087.
FAX (612) 891-7031
APPLE VALLEY. MINNESOTA 55124-8579
July 13, 1993
The Dakota County Plat Commission met on July 12, 1993, to
reconsider the concept proposals of ROSEMOUNT BUSINESS PARK
and CMC HEARLAND PARTNERS. Said proposals are adjacent to
C.S.A.H. NO. 42 and are, therefore, subject to the Dakota
County Contiguous Plat Ordinance.
The Plat Commission had tabled these plats until after the
County Board considered the effect of C.S.A.H. NO. 42 being
designated as a principal arterial. Based on the County
Board's resolution, a full intersection will be allowed
provided that it is located 1320 feet east of the east
railroad track. Other requirements for approval are an
internal road system that provides a throughway to Biscayne
Avenue and covenants are recorded with the plat which
release Dakota County from all damages caused by future
changes in median access from C.S.A.H. NO. 42. A copy of
the County Board resolution is attached.
Restricted access is required to be dedicated on the
remaining frontage along C.S.A.H. NO. 42.
The preliminary plats must be resubmitted with the
corrections for further review before a recommendation is
made.
Since ,rely,
ary H.Stevenson
Dakota County Surveyor & Land Information Director
Secretary, Plat Commission
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AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
MEMORANDUM
DATE: April 22, 1994
TO: Rick Pearson, Planner
FROM: Bud Osmundson, City Engineer
SUBJECT: CIVIC Heartland Eastbridge Preliminary Plat and
Utility Review
The engineering department reserves the right to review each phase as it is considered
for final plat.
A. WATERMAIN
The preliminary utilities plan should provide an 8" connection to the 1 2"
trunk main in 145th St. West. Also an 8" main should be completed on
Bridgewater Parkway between the two intersections with Bridgeport
Way.
B. SANITARY SEWER
The site is adequately served with sanitary sewer trunk and interceptor
facilities on CSAH 42 and Biscayne.
C. STORM DRAIN
As the comprehensive storm water plan exists, we are unable to
ascertain if the proposed plat is in the City's best interests. It appears
that trunk storm system facilities will be necessary in the proposed Plat
which will be addressed by a feasibility study which will be ordered on
May 3, 1994.
None of these issues should be considered a road block to approval of this concept
plan.
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Planning Commission Reviews - CMC Heartland Concept PUD Review "Eastbridge"
April 26, 1994
Page Three
CONCLUSION
The proposed preliminary plat is a refinement of of a design that was reviewed by Staff last
year prior to the completion of the Comprehensive Guide Plan update. The approval of the
Guide Plan update allows the review process to proceed through the PUD review process.
Given the comments provided by the County last year, a major revision was anticipated in
contrast to the refinement that is currently being reviewed. If access at CSAH 42 is limited
because of a median closure, then perhaps the plat throughway should be reoriented to Biscayne
Avenue instead of CSAH 42. Recent county action regarding the left turn in to Rosemount
Village Square from CSAH 42 may reflect a different approach that could result in a three-
quarter intersection. Thus, only the left -out would be eliminated.
RECOMMENDATION
MOTION to approve the concept review for the Residential Planned Unit Development
"Eastbridge" subject to the resolution of the above mentioned issues with the final development
plan.
Planning Commission Reviews - CNIC Heartland Concept PUD Review "Eastbridge"
April 26, 1994
Page Two
PARK AND SIDEWALKS
The Park and Recreation Commission reviewed early versions of the preliminary plat and
recommended the 2.5 acre "mini park" that has been included. The Eastbridge PUD is a
relatively small service area for a park but it is isolated from existing or planned parks by
arterial and collector streets and the railroad.
Sidewalks will be installed on the east side of Bridgewater Parkway, the interior side of
Blackwell path and also connections to Biscayne Avenue where a bike path will be constructed.
Park dedication will be land for the park and cash contribution.
PHASING PLAN
Five phases are proposed beginning with 56 lots for the spring of 1995 along CSAH 42. These
lots offer maximum visibility and will contain the model homes.
IDENTIFIED ISSUES
Staff has some initial concerns regarding the preliminary plat and phasing plan.
1. The initial phase should have access to Biscayne Avenue. The County review of an early
version of this preliminary plat recommended that the traffic flow should be oriented to the
east to Biscayne Avenue rather than north and south to CSAH 42 and 145th Street West. A
possibility exists that the County will not allow a full movement intersection at CSAH 42.
It seems unlikely that the County would allow the temporary construction access to CSAH
42 between lots 20 and 21, Block 1.
2. The Park should be contigous and complete with the first phase.
3. A 75 foot wide watermain easement traverses the site from east to west, extending from the
south side of the Greif Brothers site. Two lots (lot 21, block 7 and lot 3, block 9) are
significantly affected by the watermain and easement. Four other lots are impacted,
generally in setback areas. The watermain will have to be moved and the easement
reconfigured to facilitate the preliminary plat, or the plat could be reconfigured to align with
this easement.
4. A grading plan has yet to be submitted and should show all home building pads to be at
higher elevations than ponding areas and higher than the lowest point on CSAH 42. This
configuration will provide an emergency positive overland drainage outlet. As an
alternative, a second outlet pipe crossing CSAH 42 to the south which performs the same
function may be considered.
5. The railroad spurs should be moved prior to rezoning from IP Industrial Park to R-1 Single
Family Residential Detached. An argument could be made that the current location of the
spur supports the existing IP zoning designation as the highest and best use of the land.
The Developer has indicated that negotiations with the property owner have been successful.
Planning Staff cannot recommend approval of a preliminary plat that includes land not
owned or controlled by the Developer.
CITY OF RO S E M O U N T
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Z875 C145th Street West
P.O. Box 510
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Rosemount, MN
55068-0510
Phone: 612-423:4411
Fax: 612-423-5203
To: PLANNING COMMISSION
FROM: RICHARD PEARSON, ASSISTANT PLANNER
DATE: APRIL 21, 1994
SUBJ: APRI. 26, 1994 REGULAR MEETING REvIEws AGENDA ITEM 6c.
ATTACHMENTS: Preliminary Plat
6c. CMC Heartland Partners, Inc. - RESIDENTIAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT
REVIEW: "Eastbridge" Preliminary Plat north of CSAH 42 between Biscayne Avenue
and the Railroad Right-of-way
PROPOSAL:
Mr. Wayne Delfino of CMC Heartland Partners is requesting Planned Unit Development
Concept approval for a mixed use project on 115.8 acres of land south of 145th Street West,
north of CSAH 42 and west of Biscayne Avenue. The proposal consists of 192 single family
lots, a 2.4 acre "mini park"; 13.8 acres of "cluster" homes; 8.3 acres for commercial uses and
about 10 acres for ponding. Overall density for the single family residential is 2.47 dwelling
units per acre.
The preliminary plat focuses on the subdivision of land. The concept PUD review focuses on
land use issues with project refinement occuring at the final development plan review.
The Developer wishes to concentrate on the single family component of the PUD which
amounts to 70 % of the scope of the PUD. No information has been provided regarding the
cluster homes or the commercial area.
The Comprehensive Guide Plan land use designation is Urban Residential and Commercial.
ACCESS, STREET AND LOT DESIGN
The developer is proposing one street connection to 145th Street east of Greif Bros. Inc., one
access to CSAH 42 and two street connections to Biscayne Avenue. The single family uses are
separated from the cluster and commercial uses by a north -south street built to collector street
standards with no direct driveway access. This design is dependant on full access to CSAH 42
and County approval. The local streets within the single family area meander through the 80
acres with two connections to Biscayne Avenue. There are six cul-de-sacs. The Developer is
also requesting a temporary access to CSAH 42 between lots 20 and 21, Block 1 for
construction.
Double frontage lots will back up to 145th Street, Biscayne Ave. and CSAH 42. Private
driveway access will be to the interior local streets.
Sixteen lot width variances will be needed, three lot depth variances are needed and several
rear yard lot corners have acute angles.
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City of Rosemount
Executive Summary for Action
Planning Commission Meeting Date: April 26, 1994
Agenda Item: CMC Heartland Concept PUD: Eastbridge Agenda Section:
Addition I NEW BUSINESS
Prepared By: Richard Pearson Agenda No.:
Assistant Planner I ITEM NO. 6c.
Attachments: Memo; Preliminary Plat. Appr ved B
Mr. Wayne Delfmo of CMC Heartland Partners is requesting approval of a Residential Planned
Unit Development to be known as Eastbridge. The preliminary plat shows 192 single family
lots that would be developed on 81 acres and several outlots for commercial, future cluster
residential, and ponding uses.
The land will have to be rezoned from BP Business Park to R-1 Single Family Residential
(detached). Two additional parcels will have to be rezoned to C-1 Convenience Commercial
and R-2 Single Family Attached. These actions can wait until the developer initiates
development proposals for the parcels.
Recommended Action: A MOTION to recommend to City Council approval of the concept
review for the Residential Planned Unit Development "Eastbridge" subject to the resolution of
the above mentioned issues with the final development plan.
J Planning Commission Action:
4-26-94.06c
May 24, 1994 Regular Meeting Reviews
CMC Heartland Partners Eastbridge PUD
Page Two
The street design has not been modified in response to previous concerns about possible future
County action limiting access to CSAH 42. A temporary driveway is still shown between lots
20 and 21, block 1 connecting to CSAH 42 which will not likely be approved by the County.
Lots 7 and 9, block 1, and lots 4 and 6, block 5 have acute angles for rear yards. While this is
not specifically an ordinance deficiency, there is an impact on setbacks and the amount of
useable space and privacy available in the rear yards because of the narrow width.
The phasing plan has not been modified to include a street connection to Biscayne Avenue in
the first phase, nor would the park be included in the first or second phase.
The plan has not been modified to include sidewalks on the interior of Blackwell Path nor trails
south of 145th Street and Biscayne Avenue as requested by the Parks and Recreation
Commission.
The conceptual landscaping plan has been modified only to the extent that indicated tree types
have been specified on the basis of type and size. Planning Staff is off the opinion that the
indicated plantings may not provide the level of performance necessary to effectively screen
noise and visibility to CSAH 42.
FINDINGS :
In approving the Concept Plan, the Planning Commission must find as follows and forward its
findings to the City Council.
1. The plan provides sufficient useable open space and evidences a substantial preservation of
natural features to warrant the granting of variances through Planned Unit Development.
2. The Plan complies with the intent of the Comprehensive Guide Plan.
3. The proposed development will not be detrimental to surrounding properties.
4. The plan is more creative and will provide a better living, working, or shopping
environment than is possible under strict ordinance requirements.
CONCLUSION:
With the exception of the eleven lot width variances and the six "problematic" lots, the
proposed residential PUD meets minimum standards for single family detached development.
If the Planning Commission finds that a recommendation of approval of the PUD is warranted,
then the following conditions of approval should be attached to the motion:
MOTION to recommend to City Council approval of the Eastbridge residential Planned Unit
Development with lot width variances subject to: 1) modification of the phasing plan to
include direct access to Biscayne Avenue or 145th Street West in the first phase; 2)
provision of sidewalks and trails as specified by the Parks and Recreation Committee with
grading and seeding of the park prior to initiation of the third phase with Park Dedication
fees to be paid for each phase at the time of final plat approval; 3) evidence of Developer
ownership of the land included in the preliminary plat; 4) relocation of the railroad spur(s)
prior to approval of rezoning to a residential district; 5) screening of all residential areas
from highways and railroad lines with City staff approved planting strips that effectively
screen view and reduce noise levels; 6) provision of east -west through street access
connecting Biscayne Avenue to commercial and cluster housing land uses; 7) proposed
densities for the cluster housing with conceptual street accesses; 8) grading and utilities plans
and specifications approved by the city engineer; and 9) execution of a planned unit
development and master subdivision agreement.
CITY OF RO S E M O U N T
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2875 C145th{Street West
P.O. Box 510
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Phone: 612-423 _4411
Fax: 612-423-5203
"LANNING CONMUSSION
FROM: RICHARD PEARSON, ASSISTANT PLANNER
DATE: MAY 19, 1994
Suni: MAY 24, 1994 REGULAR MEETING REvIEws AGENDA ITEM 5A.
ATTACHMENTS: Blueprint Revisions and PUD Narratives
5a. CMC Heartland Partners: Eastbridge Residential Final Planned Unit Development
On April 26, 1994, The Planning Commission approved the concept plan for the CIVIC
Heartland Partners residential PUD known as Eastbridge. The Planning Commission identified
several issues during the concept review that should be considered for the preparation of the
final development plan that will be forwarded to the City Council for public hearing.
ISSUE SUNVAARY:
The large number of double frontage lots and the resulting proximity of the houses to
CSAH 42. Although the lots meet minimum standards, the Planning Commission was
concerned that the impact of CSAH 42 will be difficult to mitigate.
2. The location and timing of the "mini park" and the relationship to the neighborhood and the
proposed cluster housing west of Bridgewater Parkway. According to the Park and
Recreation Director, the park should be constructed with the first or second phase of the
development and that connecting trails or sidewalks must be provided to link the major
corridor trails with parks as well as enhance pedestrian and bikeway access to the park.
3. The Developer should demonstrate that the railroad right-of-way included with the
preliminary plat has been acquired and that the rail spur lines will be relocated prior to
rezoning from Industrial to Residential.
4. The corner lot twenty foot street -side yard setbacks and five foot garage side yard setbacks
indicated as notes on the preliminary plats may not be justified and are inconsistent with
the current residential detached development standards of thirty and ten feet respectively.
5. Lots 8 and 22, block 1, and lot 6, block 8 are corner lots on off -set cul-de-sacs with three
frontages. A similar lot in Shannon Hills Third Addition was the subject of a variance
hearing that caused by an awkward yet code consistent house placement.
6. Outlot B is a 45 ft. gap between Bridgewater Parkway and Greif Brothers, Inc. The City
should not be expected to maintain this unbuildable strip of land.
In general, the Planning Commission had no objection to the large number of cul-de-sacs, but
a stated preference for larger lots was made.
FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN:
The Developer has made minor revisions that resulted in elimination of five lot width
deficiencies. Bridgewater Parkway has been moved 15 feet west thus reducing Outlot B
referred to in item #6 to 30 feet wide vs. 45 as shown previously. A buffer yard is appropriate
to screen the incompatible aspects of the industrial use from the proposed residential use. As
previously indicated, the City should not be liable for accn�iatarl maintananr a
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City of Rosemount
Executive Summary for Action
Planning Commission Meeting Date: May 24, 1994
Agenda Item: CMC Heartland: F.ASTBRDGE FINAL
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOP:l w (PUD)
Prepared By: Richard Pearson
Assistant Planner
Agenda Section:
OLD BUSINESS
Agenda No.:
ITEM NO. 5a.
Attachments: Final PUD Blueprint; Residential PUD Appr d By -
Booklet; ���`�''��
The final development plan for CMC Heartland Partners' Eastbridge Addition has been
attached. The plan does not address all of the previously identified issues. If the Planning
Commission finds that a recommendation of approval is appropriate, then further opportunity
is provided for revision prior to the public hearing by City Council.
Recommended Action: MOTION to recommend to City Council approval of the Eastbridge
residential Planned Unit Development with lot width variances subject to: 1) modification of
the phasing plan to include direct access to Biscayne Avenue or 145th Street West in the first
phase; 2) provision of sidewalks and trails as specified by the Parks and Recreation
Committee with grading and seeding of the park prior to initiation of the third phase with
Park Dedication fees to be paid for each phase at the time of final plat approval; 3) evidence
of Developer ownership of the land included in the preliminary plat; 4) relocation of the
railroad spur(s) prior to approval of rezoning to a residential district; 5) screening of all
residential areas from highways and railroad lines with City staff approved planting strips that
effectively screen view and reduce noise levels; 6) provision of east -west through street
access connecting Biscayne Avenue to commercial and cluster housing land uses; 7) proposed
densities for the cluster housing with conceptual street accesses; 8) grading and utilities plans
and specifications approved by the city engineer; and 9) execution of a planned unit
development and master subdivision agreement.
-AND -
A MOTION to recommend that City Council schedule a public hearing to hear testimony
regarding the Eastbridge Planned Unit Development.
Planning Commission Action:
5-24-94.05a
City of Rosemount
Executive Summary for Action
city council Meeting Date: June zi, lyy4
Agenda Item: Eastbridge Planned Unit Agenda Section:
Development (PUD); PUBLIC HEARING
Preliminary Plat & Rezoning
Prepared By: Richard Pearson Agenda No:
Assistant Planner 1EM .J,(5
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Attachments: P.C. Memos; Applications; Approved By:
Resolution; Ordinance;
PUD/Master Subd. Agreement;
Informational Documentation;
Public Notice; Mailing List.
Mr. Wayne Delfino, CMC Heartland Partners, is requesting approval of
a residential planned unit development (PUD), preliminary plat, and
rezoning to develop 192 single family lots on 81.1 acres of land
currently zoned IP Industrial Park. The PUD will facilitate the
phased residential development. The preliminary plat will define
lots, outlots, and street right-of-way. The single family lots and
associated streets will be rezoned to R-1 Single Family Residential
(detached) .
A final plat for each phase will require review and recommendation by
the Planning Commission and approved by the City Council as each is
completed. The rezoning can be approved at the time of final plat
approval which will legally described the properties and enable the
recording.
The Comprehensive Guide Plan Land Use Designation for this property
was changed to Urban Residential with the Met Council approval of
Update 2000 in December 1993.
The Planning Commission approved the Concept PUD on April 26, 1994.
The preliminary plat and related rezonings were discussed and
reviewed by the Planning Commission at their meeting on May 24, 1994.
The Planning Commission recommended approval after considerable
discussion encompassing the following: 1) the double frontage lots
adjacent to CSAh 42; 2) park development location and timing; 3)
acquisition of railroad right-of-way for residential development and
spur relocation for Greif Brothers, Inc.; 4) variances as indicated
on the plan and identified by staff; 5) problematic lots similar to
others that have required variances; 6) undevelopable outlots; 7)
circulation and street design; and 8) concerns regarding the change
in land use.
The attached draft resolution outlines conditions of approval as
recommenclea tv the Pianninq Commission anti City start.
Recommended Action: MOTION to adopt A RESOLUTION GIVING APPROVAL
OF THE EASTBRIDGE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) AND PRELIMINARY
PLAT AND SETTING OUT THE CONDITIONS FOR FINAL PLAT APPROVAL.
- and -
A MOTION to table action on the rezoning request for the
Eastbridge subdivision until final plat approval.
City Council Action:
6-21-94.004
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING DATE: August 15, 1994
AGENDA ITEM: Dodd Boulevard Trail Extension AGENDA SECTION:
New Business.
PREPARED BY: Jim Topitzhofer, Parks & Recreation and Community AGENDA NO.:
Center Director 1.
ATTACHMENTS: Map of location APPROVED BY:
Jim Clark, 14949 Delft Street, inquired about the possibility of constructing a trail from Dodd Boulevard to the trail on
County Road 42, just east of Diamond Path Boulevard. The master plan calls for the future construction of a trail along
Dodd Boulevard connecting to the trail on County Road 42 in this area. Funds for the construction of this trail were
incumbered in the amount of $45,000. The trail was not completed because of the future reconstruction of Dodd
Boulevard, updating this street from rural to urban classification.
Mr. Clark recommends the construction of a trail extension from County Road 42 to Dodd Boulevard. There is an
easement which runs parallel to Dodd Boulevard to County Road 42. A map of this easement is attached. The
construction of such trail extension would be located within this easement. Mr. Clark is asking for this trail so that
residents can walk from Delft Street to Our Saviors Lutheran Church located at the intersection of County Road 42 and
Diamond Path Boulevard.
The issue is brought to the Parks and Recreation Committee to determine is the construction of this trail extension
warrants further investigation and proceeding with approval process.
Mr. Clark may be present at the meeting.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Motion to investigate the construction of a trail extension from the east end of
Dodd Boulevard to the trail located on the north side of County Road 42 near the intersection of Diamond Path
Boulevard and County Road 42, and to proceed with the approval process.
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CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING DATE: August 15, 1994
II AGENDA ITEM: RAP Grants I AGENDA SECTION: II
New Business
PREPARED BY: Jim Topitzhofer, Community Center and AGENDA NO:
Parks & Recreation Director. 11.
ATTACHMENTS: Proposal Abstract APPROVED BY:
As part of the reorganization, I have been assigned to facilitate the Rosemount Activity Program (RAP). A major
objective of this group is to provide needed services to a high density/low income housing area with boundaries of
Dodd Road, 145th Street, and Shannon Parkway. A Federal grant was discovered and thought to be a perfect fit for
the some fourteen collaborative human service agencies which are represented and active in RAP. The grant is entitled
'Demonstrated Partnership Program Grant' and is offered through the Department of Health and Human Services.
have attached an abstract of the grant which will give you a good idea of what the program is all about.
The deadline for the grant to be mailed was Friday, August 5, 1994. The grant information was received about two
weeks before this date! Because of this unusual timeline, I could not bring this information to the Parks and Recreation
Committee any earlier. Luckily enough a City Council Meeting fell just before the deadline. The City Council
unanimously approved the support of the grant in the form of in -kind services. The City Council also approved the go
ahead for Community Development Director Ron Wasmund to proceed with a grant application for the construction of
a small facility to be built on in the target area and used as a site to conduct services, thus eliminating the need to rent
an apartment. These grants support a plan to address problems of this high density/low income area and to lower the
density of the remaining area to develop.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: None, information only.
COMMITTEE ACTION:
PROPOSAL ABSTRACT
The City of Rosemount is in transition from a rural community to an urban community. It is a third
ring suburb in the St. Paul/Minneapolis metropolitan area. The City has experienced a population
growth of 28 % in the last 3.5 years, with a population now totalling an estimated 11,064. While
meeting the demands of affordable housing, the City is experiencing an increase in serious crime related
activities. While the numbers of these crime related activities are minor compared to the much larger
urban core areas, it is in relation to a city of Rosemount's size an equal area of concern. Rosemount's
hope is not to repeat the failures in this area of concern, but rather be prepared to met the special needs
its low income population by proposing the following project.
The project name is Rosemount Partnership Program. The purpose of Rosemount Partnership
Program is to provide a broad range of services to an identified area of Rosemount, Minnesota,
described as high density low income/subsidized rental properties, which ultimately promotes 1)
Prevention of future problems requiring intervention. 2) The fostering of independence among residents
of the target area and ensure welfare recipients a means to become self sufficient. 3) Improvement of
services already offered to the target population.
The objective of the Rosemount Partnership Program is to operate a satellite site which offers services
directly within the target service area. Services would be conducted out of a three bedroom apartment.
One (1) full-time staff would be recruited, selected and supervised by the Parks & Recreation
Department, City of Rosemount. The position title will be 'Community Service Programmer'. Major
responsibilities of this position is to coordinate and act as a liaison to participating agencies, including
the scheduling and promotion of collaborative services. The Community Service Programmer would
also develop, coordinate, and evaluate recreational services to the target population. A small bus would
be acquired to transport the target population to other areas of the City and County where services and
recreational opportunities are offered.
The target area forms a triangle between Dodd Road to the south, 145th Street to the north, and
Shannon Parkway to the west. The Rosemount Police Department has indicated most of the total City
police calls come from this area. 546 police calls came from this area from July 21, 1993 to July 21,
1994, out of a total population of 502.
The Rosemount Partnership Program is formed by a partnership of six agencies: City of Rosemount,
Community Action Council, C.A.P., Dakota Alliance for Prevention, Dakota County Extension,
Rosemount Activity Program. Other collaborative agencies include but are not limited to: Dakota
County Employment Training Council, Dakota County Public Health, Dakota County Social Services,
Independent School District #196, Minnesota Valley Transit Authority, People Against Violence, and
Shepard of the Valley Church. C.A.P. is the designated Community Action Agency.
The project period is twenty eight (28) months in length, including two (2) month start-up, twenty four
(24) month operational period, and two (2) month evaluation period. The total project expenditure is
$296,706. Eighty percent (80%) of the total project expenditure or $237,365, will be applied for in
the Demonstrated Partnership Program Grant. Twenty percent (20%) of the total project expenditure
or $59,341 will be requested from one or more of the participating agencies in the form of in -kind
services.
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING DATE: August 15, 1994
AGENDA ITEM: Directors Report AGENDA SECTION:
New Business
PREPARED BY: Jim Topitzhofer, Community Center and AGENDA NO:
Parks & Recreation Director. Ill•
ATTACHMENTS: Weekly reports APPROVED BY:
The first month of the combined department has passed. It's been a very busy summer.
Earlier this summer, departments have been required to submit a weekly report to the City Council. This report serves
as a thorough update of our department's activities over the last month. Please read the attached weekly reports. You
will find that our department has a large array of programs and duties.
will also present updates on the Tree Ordinance, Winds Crossing Park, and Birger Pond, as requested at the last
Committee meeting.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: None, information only.
I COMMITTEE ACTION:
MEMORANDUM
DATE: July 13, 1994
TO: Thomas Burt, City Administrator
FROM: Jim Topitzhofer, Community Center and Parks & Recreation Director
SUBJECT: WEEKLY REPORT, WEEK OF JULY 4, 1994
• Publicity - Staff completed the camera ready copy of the Leprechaun Days brochure. It will be
distributed to Rosemount residents as an insert in the Thisweek newspaper via Direct Market
Media on July 16, 1994.
• RAP - Staff worked with Sheila Klassen to plan and create a flyer to promote a new program for
5-8th Graders at Kidder Park. This program follows the "Kick Off' special event on June 29th.
The Rosemount Middle School Gym and the Community Center are two the alternate sites should
inclement weather occur.
• Ground Pounders Series - The "fourth leg" of the Ground Pounders series was conducted July
10th in Lakeville. Staff again compiled the accumulative results in preparation for this fun run.
• Senior Programming - Staff received a call from a senior inquiring if the city would coordinate
additional senior programming for the Rosemount Senior Center. Community Education
provides a senior program coordinator, Jan Stoven, who does some programming. Staff will
evaluate the request and work to compliment Community Education's senior program and
consider offering the opportunity to advertise in the city brochure.
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• Softball - Staff planned upcoming softball tournaments. Thursday Night Womens Sottball was
rescheduled for the second time because of rain.
• Church - Woodcrest Church is once again on the agenda. A compromise has been reached with
the National Guard over the availability of the Auditorium. The next step in securing a regular
Sunday rental with Woodcrest Church is to negotiate a lease agreement. Negotiations will begin
on July 14, 1994.
• Painting - Various locations were painted in the ice arena utilizing volunteers from RAHA.
Epoxy paint was used to stand up to rugged arena use. The concrete walk areas in the ice arena
were sealed for safety reasons.
MEMORANDUM
DATE: July 27, 1994
TO: Thomas Burt, City Administrator
FROM: Jima Topitzhofer, Parks & Recreation and Community Center Director
SUBJECT: WEEKLY REPORT, WEEK OF JULY 18, 1994
• New Baby! - Congratulations to Wendy Willman on her new arrival. Wendy & Dave
Willman brought a beautiful baby girl (Samantha, six pounds) into the world on Friday, July 22,
1994. Wendy will be on a 12 week maternity leave.
• RAP Project - The RAP group is working furiously to complete a grant application by August
8, 1994. The Federal grant is entitled Demonstrated Partnership Program. The purpose of the
project is to provide a broad range of services to an identified area of Rosemount, described by
high density - low income housing, which ultimately promotes 1) Prevention of future problems
requiring intervention. 2) Fostering independence among residents of the target area and ensure
welfare recipients a means to become self sufficient. 3) Improve services already offered to the
target population. The objective of the Rosemount Partnership Program is to operate a satellite
site to offer services directly within the target service area. Services would be conducted out of
a three bedroom apartment. One (1) full-time staff would be recruited, selected and supervised
by the Parks & Recreation Department, City of Rosemount. The position title will be
'Community Service Programmer'. Major responsibilities of this position is to coordinate and
act as a liaison to participating agencies, including the scheduling and promotion of
collaborative services. The Community Service Programmer would also develop, coordinate,
and evaluate recreational services to the target population. A small bus would be acquired to
transport the target population to other areas of the City and County where services and
recreational opportunities are offered.
• Woodcrest Church - Negotiations were completed for lease of Community Center facilities for
Woodcrest Church. The use of Banquet Room, Auditorium, and Meeting Rooms, on Sunday
mornings will be offered to Woodcrest Church at an approximate annual cost of $17,700. The
City Attorney is reviewing a lease agreement at this time. Woodcrest Church will begin
services as early as August 21, 1994.
• Mobile phone - A mobile phone is now being used by staff in the parks when conducting the
playground programs. Staff have found that the handhold radios do not transmit well from the
Offices.
• Ron Jacobsen - Ron Jacobsen, a Rosemount resident who has been involved with discussions
regarding the development of Carrolls Woods in the past, voiced some concerns. In Ron's
opinion:
1) Dead logs and other bushes should not be removed from Carrolls Woods because they
provide food for mushrooms and other species.
2) Funds should be requested from USPCI for the purchase of trail maintenance equipment
which would enable the City to maintain 6 foot trails, instead of 8 foot trails or wider. Ron
would like the width of the trails revisited.
3) The proposed trail construction, from the Southwest access to the Halloween Trail,
encourages the access to "unruly" people which pose a threat to neighboring households.
4) The material of this proposed trail should accommodate soft sole shoes (moccasins), instead
of aggregate material.
5) The Haunted Woods Special Event should be moved to another location because Carrolls
Woods poses a fire threat to participants. "This event has become too commercial".
6) The name 'Carrolls Woods' should be changed to 'Carrolls Woods Nature Area'.
These concerns will be forwarded to the Parks & Recreation Committee.
• Softball Tournament - Mens Softball League Tournament was conducted July 22-23 at
Erickson Park. Staff prepared for this annual event by confirming schedules, equipment and
staff. The Jaycees sold concessions for this tournament. Thanks was given to the Buildings and
Grounds staff for their efforts in making the tournament run smooth by providing quality fields
for the teams to play on.
• The Sunday Night Specials - Sentimental Journey received a fair attendance of 100.
• Fall Program - Planning for Fall programs and tentative timeliness were briefly discussed
amongst staff.
MEMORANDUM
DATE: August 3, 1994
TO: Thomas Burt, City Administrator
FROM: Lisa Jost & Jim Topitzhofer
SUBJECT: WEEKLY REPORT, WEEK OF JULY 25, 1994
• Leprechaun Days consumed most of the staff's time this past week with preparation and the
conducting of this spectacular event. The Leprechaun Days Committee has an evaluation
meeting scheduled for Wednesday, August 17. Comments or suggestions regarding the annual
event are encouraged and should be forwarded to Lisa Jost. A summary of the events
sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department follows:
The Medallion was found by two 13 year old girls in Chippendale Park on the third day. Thank
you Cathy Busho for writing the clues.
Open In -Line Skating was free of charge. An average of 75 participants attended.
Leprechaun Days picnic filled with 85 participants. Staff will limited the number or seek
additional volunteers for the afternoon event for next year should the picnic receive a similar
number of participants.
Fishing Derby received 104 participants of whom caught many bullheads!
Run for the Gold received 154 runners which is an increase of 14 runners. The Fitness Walk
doubled in number of participants. Because of the collaboration of individual volunteers, other
city staff, the maintenance department, and the Jaycees, this event went very smoothly! '
The Kiddy Parade and the Blarney Stone Hunt went well. Consideration is being given to
scheduling the Kiddy Parade before the big parade next year. This would offer a large audience
and excitement to the event.
The Parks & Recreation Department would like to extend their appreciation to the Public
Works Department for all the efforts to assist us during the Leprechaun Days events. We
could not have done it with out them!
• The All Class Reunion went very well. Jim Topitzhofer responded to a letter of concern from
the event organizing committee. A copy of this response is attached. Staff expended many
hours in preparation to accommodate the requests made.
• Skating Lessons - Staff met with Barb Yackel, Director of the Jump-n-Spin School and set
preliminary dates for skating lessons that will be conducted on Saturdays. Skating Lessons will
be a contracted service and will be coordinated by Barb Yackel. City staff will assist by
publicizing the lessons in the quarterly brochures. This program will not be subsidized by the
city.
• Summer Playground programs ended this week.
• Grant application - Lacelle Cordes completed the application paperwork for the Carrolls
Woods and Birger Pond land acquisition. The appraisal for was $432,000 for Carrolls Woods
and $878,000 for Birger Pond.
CITY OF ROSEMOU NT
Everything's Coming Up Rosemount!!
July 21, 1994
Jean Heinen
3110 - 145th Street West
Rosemount, MN 55068
Dear Jean,
CITY HALL
2875 — 145th Street West
P.O. Box 510
Rosemount, MN
55068-0510
Phone: 612-423.4411
Fax: 612-423-5203
In response to your letter to Mayor E.B. McMenomy dated July 17, 1994, I have reviewed your
concerns and have prepared the following reply.
I do not necessarily consider your event a "community event", but rather, as defined by our policy,
your event is classified in Fee Class 2 as "resident". Because I am bound to pricing policies set by
the City Council, I am not making an exception to our approved fees in your case . However, I
will clarify some misunderstandings in our fee schedule and will offer some solutions and
compromises.
The fee for a meeting room is not $10 per hour as indicated in your letter. The fee per meeting
room is $15 per 2.5 hour blocks. Thus, your cost for renting two meeting rooms from 1:00 p.m. to
midnight would be $150 instead of $240.
The fee for the gym stands at $360. We apologize for the mis-quote.
Since there is no reservation in the gym on Friday night, you are welcome to begin preparations in
the gym on Friday from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Our policy to restrict tables & chairs to the Banquet Room was developed for two reasons. First,
we did not want to move tables & chairs from the Banquet Room to the Gym on a regular basis
because of wear and tear. Secondly, we do not have sufficient staffing to move a large number of
tables and chairs to other locations on a regular basis. To offer a solution, if you agree to recruit a
crew of ten volunteers on Friday evening, we will direct these volunteers to load tables and chairs
on carts and move them to the Gym by rolling the carts outside around the building (the carts do not
fit in the elevators). Since 20 of the tables will be used in the Banquet Room on Saturday morning,
four volunteers would be required to move the remaining tables at 12:00 noon. We would need a
last crew of 10 volunteers to transport the tables and chairs back to the Banquet Room on Sunday
afternoon. This solution will save you $522.
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In the spirit of good customer service, we will waive the $150 charge for hanging your banner.
It is our policy to prohibit customers the use of ladders in the facility. The reasons for this policy
concern safety and liability. Our staff will hang one banner in the gym, provided it can be hung
underneath a basketball standard.
By clarifying our fees, waiving the banner fee, and offering a solution on tables and chairs, your
preconceived cost is reduced by $762. Sue Fischer has responded favorably to my reply.
It is my sincere hope that our efforts will contribute in making your event a truly great one. If you
have questions, please call me at 322-6003.
Sincerely,
7' opitzhofer
P s & Recreation and Community Center Director
cc E.B. McMenomy
Thomas Burt
Sue Fischer
MEMORANDUM
DATE: August 9, 1994
TO: Thomas Burt, City Administrator
FROM: Jim Topitzhofer, Parks & Recreation and Community Center Director
SUBJECT: WEEKLY REPORT, WEEK OF AUGUST 1, 1994
• Porn Poms Parents Appreciation Night - This event was conducted in the banquet room. This
was the first performance in the facility for this group. The program has typically been held at
Rosemount Elementary School Cafeteria. The in-house school programs have increased such
that the Pom Porn program would incur 50% skip dates from it's regular schedule. Staff is
reviewing other possibilities to include the use of the Banquet Room or Auditorium. The
program resumes in late September.
• Fitness Room Orientation - 24 Fire Fighters completed the Fitness Room orientation.
Questions were raised as to status and support of our department of the Wellness Program. Staff
indicated that the Parks and Recreation Department fully supported the Wellness program.
• Gun Show - A gun show was conducted in the multi-purpose/arena floor on August 6-7. An
estimated 900 people attended this first time dryland event. The vendor hired and stationed
security guards throughout the arena on a 24 hour basis. No problems occurred. Another gun
arm show is scheduled in the gymnasium in December.
• Demonstrated Partnership Grant - Writing for the Federal Demonstrated Partnership Grant
was completed and turned in on time. The grant application is extremely lengthy and required
many hours of preparation. We expect to hear of our success from the Department of Health
and Human Services some time in October.
• Rentals - 14 Permits were processed this week including 2 Banquet Room rentals and 12 in the
Auditorium, Classr000ms, and gymnasium.
• Other Tasks - Staff work on daily task that included updating program deadlines for trips and
tennis, sending Thank You's for volunteers that assisted our department during Leprechaun Days
events, preparing for fall softball, conducting MN Zoo trip and other tasks.
• Parks & Recreation Committee Workshop - Four Committee Members were present at the
workshop meeting on August 4, 1994. Official action taken included the recommendation to
City Council to accept park dedication for the Dr. Kurt Walter -Hanson site in the form of a
constructed trail and parking lot which would be used for Erickson Community Square.
• Dodd Road Trail Request - A request and inquiry was received regarding the construction of a
bike/walking trail connecting Dodd Road to the existing trail located at Diamond Path and
County Road 42. Staff is investigating the matter.
• Removal of Playground Equipment at Twin Puddles Park - Notification was given to nearby
residents of Twin Puddles Park of the removal of playground equipment for safety purposes.
Approximately 160 residents received the attached notification, indicated by the shaded area on
the attached map. There has only been one call received by the Department regarding the
notice. The unknown caller refused to give his name. This person was rather rude on the phone
and indicated his biggest objection was having his grandchildren associate with and experience
the behaviors of children who frequent Kidder Park and live in low income housing. No other
calls have been received to date. The playground equipment will be removed by August 12,
1994. Replacement of the playground equipment is planned in 1995 with CIP funds, pending the
approval of the 1995 budget by City Council.
CITY OF ROSEMOU NT
Everything's Coming Up Rosemount!!
CITY HALL
2875 — 145th Street West
P.O. Box 510
Rosemount, MN
55068-0510
Phone: 612-423-4411
Fax: 612-42 3-5203
ROSEMOUNT PARKS & RECREATION
13885 South Robert Trail
Rosemount, MN 55068-3438
Phone: 612-322-6000
22-6080
Fax: NOTIFICATION Information Line: 612-891
-9431
August 2, 1994
Dear Resident:
This letter is to inform you that the Rosemount Parks and Recreation Department will be removing
the playground equipment at Twin Puddles Park for safety reasons.
The playground equipment will be removed the week of August 8-12, 1994. We anticipate the
replacement of the playground equipment in the future.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding this matter, please call me at (612) 322-6000.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
J s A. Topitzhofer
Rosemount Parks and Recreation/
Community Center Director
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341520406001 341520408002 341520407001
DEBORAH ANN THOMAS LOWELL R & DIANNA L RIDDLE PHILIP H & SANDRA K HENAMAN
14625 DELFT AVE 14640 DELFT AVE W 14645 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4148 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4149 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4148
341520303001
JAMES A & JOYCE L ANDERSON
14655 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-41 50
341520303002
JON K & JACQUELINE D EDMAN
14660 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4151
341520211003
ANTON & MARYLS E BRENDALEN
14695 DAMASK AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4155
341520304001
MICHAEL & ANNA ZAPPA
14669 DANVILLE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4150
341520406002
FRANCES L WOTCZAK
14674 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4149
341520409001
ANDREW P & DONNA M KRAMER
14675 DELFT AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4148
341520205002
JAMES A JR & DEBORAH SHIRK
4278 147TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4518
341520207002
EDWARD L & RUTH A JAWORSKI
4248 147TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4518
341520203002
JEAN WESTLIE DUDLEY
14669 DANBURY AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4152
341520408001
DWAYNE A & CAROLYN SCHULTZ
14665 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4148
341520208004
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
2875 145TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4941
341520001002
DANIEL P TUTEWOHL
14680 DALLARA AVE S
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4158
341520304002
HARRY R & SALLY T WILLCOX
14674 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4151
341520003002
RONALD J & DARLENE V LEE
14699 DAHOMEY
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4160
341520003003
JUDITH A DYSON
14692 DAHOMEY AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4161
341520208002
DENNIS B & CHERYLE COUGHLIN
4230 147TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4518
341520407002
THOMAS D SIMS
14660 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4149
341520210003
HAROLD R SPENCER
4249 147TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4517
341520001001
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
2875 145TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4941
341520204002
DONNA MAY LENT
4290 147TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4518
341520002003
JEANNE M BAILEY
14686 DAHOMEY ST
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4161
341520305001
JOSEPH S & LAURIE A HORARIK
14685 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4150
341520206002
ALVIN M & BARBARA A SPRUTE
4256 147TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4518
341520405002
DAVID 0 & JOYCE i SAUTER
14710 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4541
341520209002 341520210002 341520211002
GARY M & CAROLYN A WECKOP RALPH S TRST THOMPSON JEREL GUNNING
4212 147TH ST W RT 1 4184 147TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4518 WHITEHALL WI 54773-9801 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4521
341520001004 341520305002 341520002004
DENNIS J & GRETA L FLIEGEL ALLAN H & CANDACE MEYER RONALD A & JUDITH K BENSON
4168 147TH ST W 25921 DODD BLVD 4146 147TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4521 LAKEVILLE MN 55044-9774 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4521
341520008003
STANLEY & MARIAN LITTLEFIELD
4124 147TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4522
341520007003
WILLIAM C OHM
4098 147TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4536
341520306002
ROBERT J CUSTER
14724 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4546
341520005003
CALVIN G & CONSTANCE DRAKE
14698 DAHOMEY AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4161
341521109001
SYLVESTER J & PHYLLI LANG
14760 DAMASK CT
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4511
341521106001
KEVIN L & LAURIE J KAEHLER
14774 DAMASK CT
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-451 1
341520009003
RUTH FAGERWOLD
14770 DALLARA AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4502
341520307002
DOUGLAS F & KAREN MCCRILLIS
14748 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4546
341520410001
FRANK D & FRANCES SEASHOLTZ
14715 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4540
341520004003
RONALD L & DOLORES K
OTTERDAHL
14696 DAHOMEY AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4161
341520006003
ROSE M & ELAINE RATZLAFF
4076 147TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4536
341520307001
GARY J & CAROL KITOWSKI
14737 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4545
341521108001
JAMES & KAY PHILLIPPS
14764 DAMASK CT
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-451 1
341521105001
ROBERT G & GALE A EVENS
14780 DAMASK CT
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4511
341521111001
TODD A & ANN M LATZKE
14750 DAMASK CT
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-451 1
341520412001
JOSEPH C & ROSEMARY WAGNER
14755 DELFT AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4540
341520306001
ARLYN B & JO ANNE J COPE
14717 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4545
341520404002
GERALD E & CYNTHIA OCHOCKI
14730 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4541
341520411001
BRUCE T & MARY L SCHLUSSLER
14735 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4540
341521110001
MICHAEL R & KIMBERLY SIEDOW
14754 DAMASK CT
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-451 1
341521107001
CHRIS & JANET KANAKARES
14770 DAMASK AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4500
341520003004
JERRY L & SANDRA K HEIDMAN
14755 DALLARA AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4556
341520403002
BRADLEY G & RENEE Y BAKKE
14750 DELFT AVE S
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4541
341520004004
PAUL & HALLEY LABERDA
14767 DALLARA AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4556
341520308001 340301003052 341520010003
DONALD & MICHELLE IVERSON JANET R OSTER WILLIAM C SMITH
14755 DANVILLE AVE 14793 DODD BLVD 14782 DALLARA AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4545 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4529 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068
340301001052 341521104001 341520308002
GLEN 0 & CAROL HAUGEN DANIEL L & MARY L STURM ROBERT T & LISA M WIDMAN
14785 DODD BLVD 14790 DAMASK AVE 14760 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4529 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4500 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4546
341520402002 341520005004 341520413001
MYRON F & ROSE M MEATH HENRY & HELENE BROBACK DOUGLAS L & ELIZABET PALM
14760 DELFT AVE E 14378 EMBRY CT 14765 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4541 APPLE VALLEY MN 55124-6988 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4540
341520309001 341521114001 341521115001
JOHN L & DEBORAH A COFFMAN DONNA ELAINE REGGUINTI CHARLENE M CLOSNER
14769 DANVILLE AVE W 14775 DAMASK CT 14785 DAMASK CT S
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4545 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4510
341520011103 341521116001 341521112001
JANELL R JOHNSON STEVEN & SHERRY FAGERSTROM KEITH E & KATHLEEN A ELLIS
14790 DALLARA AVE W 14795 DAMASK CT 14755 DAMASK CT
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4502 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4510 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4510
341520011003 341521103001 341520309002
JANET R OSTER GERALD L & MILDRED LAFLEX ROBERT C & EDNA SORENSEN
14793 DODD BLVD 14800 DAMASK CT 14774 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4529 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4511 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4546
341520401002 341520006004 341521113001
DALE H & CAROL BLAISDELL KEVIN & LOIS MUELLNER MICHAEL A GRIECO
14780 DELFT AVE W 14789 DALLARA AVE 14765 DAMASK CT
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4541 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4556 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4510
341521001002 341520310001 340301002052
PHILLIP R & JULIE PEARSON BARRY C & TERESA BELLOWS THOMAS & SHARON PIEKARSKI
14803 DELFT AVE W 14785 DANVILLE AVE W 14800 DODD BLVD
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4538 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4545 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4507
341521102001 341521117001 341520007004
ROBERT E & DIANE B TRIBITT PHILLIP & CHRISTINA KLINE BRADLEY D WALLACE
14810 DAMASK CT W 14805 DAMASK CT 14795 DALLARA AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4511 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4510 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4556
341520310002 341521101000 341521001001
ROBERT T & THERESA M LESHER CITY OF ROSEMOUNT JAY A & JULIE A LUNKE
14796 DANVILLE AVE W 2875 145TH ST W 14800 DELFT AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4546 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4941 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4539
341521101001 341520311001 341521118001
ROBERT E & DOROTHY A ARNOLD HENRY W NEUENFELDT SCOTT A & KAREN I GARDINIER
14820 DAMASK CT 14811 DANVILLE AVE W 14815 DAMASK CT
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-451 1 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4543 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4510
341520501002 341520311002 341520312001
MICHAEL A & SHARON BROBACK CRAIG S HIRMAN BLANE & ANN VOIGT
15021 OAKLAND AVE 14826 DANVILLE AVE W 14833 DANVILLE AVE W
BURNSVILLE MN 55337-5199 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4543
341521002002
NORMAN & GEORGIA A MILLER
14821 DELFT AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4538
341520501001
ROY & IRENE R JOHNSON
14815 DALLARA AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4555
341520503002
DAKOTA COUNTY HRA
2496 145TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4929
341521003001
THEODORE & PATRICIA
ROSENLUND
14844 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4539
341520313002
DAKOTA COUNTY HRA
2496 145TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4929
341520601001
DUANE F & LILLIAN E HOUGH
14835 DAMASK AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4549
341521004001
PHONG CAO NGUYEN
14862 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4539
340301010052
PATRICIA ANN SAARI
14885 DODD BLVD
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4525
341521002001
DENNIS & DIANE RASMUSSEN
14828 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4539
341520502002
ROY & IRENE JOHNSON
14830 DALLARA AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4503
341521003002
KEVIN R & RENE A MEYER
14839 DELFT AVE S
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4538
341520313001
DOUGLAS J & REBECCA BUSHO
14849 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4543
340301005052
FRANKLIN K & ELAINE DAHL
14875 DODD RD
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4525
341520314001
LOUIS & HILDEGARDE GRAMSEY
825 CRYSTAL LAKE RD E
BURNSVILLE MN 55337-5127
341520504002
TIMOTHY T BROBACK
3348 UPPER 149TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4321
341521001003
MICHAEL R COOK
14871 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4535
341521119001
GARY T & LINDA K ROSS
14825 DAMASK
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068
341520312002
BRUCE THOMAS & DEBRA
SILVERNALE
14840 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4544
341520501400
DAVID JOHN ODONNELL
14840 DDAMASK AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4551
341520502001
ROY & IRENE R JOHNSON
14815 DALLARA AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4555
341520501300
WILLIAM H & SHARON FOSTER
14870 DAMASK AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4551
341520503001
MARK J & CRYSTAL A ANDERSON
14855 DALLARA AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4555
340301008052
DARELL & CAROLYN RANDOLPH
14854 DANVILLE AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4544
341520701000
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
2875 145TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4941
341520602001 341520315001 341521005001
CAROLINE A HARRIS HENRY & HELENE BROBACK DAKOTA COUNTY HRA
14865 DAMASK AVE W 14378 EMBRY CT 2496 145TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4549 APPLE VALLEY MN 55124-6988 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4929
341520504001 340301009052 341520601002
MICHAEL H DAHNKE DONALD WEATHERLY MICHAEL W & MARILYN
14875 DALLARA AVE 14860 DANVILLE JORGENSEN
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4555 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4544 14890 DAMASK AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4551
341521002003
DIANA JO DONCARLOS
14889 DELFT AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4535
341520316001
JAMES & EVALYN SAYLOR
14891 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4543
341521006001
SCOTT M & SUSAN L SEELEY
14910 DELFT AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4537
341521003003
STEVEN L & KAREN M BALL
14913 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4535
341520604001
ALAN R & TERESE A BURMEISTER
14925 DAMASK
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4547
341520506001
RICHARD K & KAREN H SHEAR
14935 DALLARA AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4553
340301002054
WESLEY & DIANE ROLFING
14930 DODD BLVD
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4508
341520604002
CAROL J BROADBENT
14950 DAMASK AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4548
341520505002
JEFFREY WADE GUNNING
14890 DALLARA AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4503
340301011052
DESIREE K KIPFER
14870 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4544
341520602002
ALICE T DOLEZAL
2313 122ND ST E
BURNSVILLE MN 55337-3144
341520506002
DAVID B & DORIS D BARNES
14910 DALLARA AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4554
341521007001
CHARLES K & MARY E VOMACKA
14918 DELFT AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4537
341520507002
ANTHONY M & MARY ANN
CARBONI
14930 DALLARA AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4554
341520605001
MICHAEL A & PENNY J EFFERTZ
14955 DAMASK AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4547
341520603001
TIMOTHY A & MICHELE HUBERTY
14885 DAMASK AVE S
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4549
340301004052
CHRISTOPHER OSTERTAG
14888 DODD BLVD
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068
341520505001
ROGER G & SALLY A NICHOLAS
14915 DALLARA AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4553
341520317001
DANIEL P & KATHRYN MCGINN
14915 DANVILLE AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4509
341520603002
STEVEN M & KATHRYN ROSS
14930 DAMASK AVE
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4548
341521004003
DAKOTA COUNTY HRA
2496 145TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4929
341521008001
LEIGH C & MICHELE L ANDERSON
14940 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4537
341520507001 340301001054
MARC J & BARBARA M RETTERATH KEVIN J & M K ERVASTI
14955 DALLARA AVE W 14950 DODD BLVD
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4553 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4508
341520508002 341520701001 341520702001
GERALD M & SHARON PETERSON CHRISTOPHER G OSTERTAG DENNIS M & SUSAN E LIEN
14950 DALLARA AVE W 14888 DODD BLVD 4215 UPPER 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4554 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068 BOX 138
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-0138
341520703001 341520704001 341520705001
WILLIAM P MURPHY LEROY A & KATHLEEN D OLSON DONALD M & JOY LUDESCHER
4195 150TH ST W 4175 UPPER 150TH ST 4155 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4514 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4514 ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4514
341521005003
JAMES L CLARK
14949 DELFT AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068
341520508001
SCOTT M & MARIANNE NELSON
14975 DALLARA AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4553
341520510002
TODD M & JOAN A JAGERSON
14990 DALLARA AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4554
341520704002
JOHN R & SANDRA J WALLACE
4220 UPPER 150TH ST
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4513
341520707002
SCOTT G & AMY B ADAMS
4160 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4515
341520601000
RICHARD J & KRISTIN SCHNEIDER
4100 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-451 5
341520512002
RICHARD W & LEE A KROENER
4040 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4501
341520606001
DAKOTA COUNTY HRA
2496 145TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4929
341520509002
THOMAS R BAYER
14970 DALLARA AVE W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4554
341520702002
ROBERT E & JANET B DOLAN
4260 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4513
341520705002
MICHAEL R & MARY B INCE
4200 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4513
341520602004
KENNETH J & KAREN K LOOMIS
4140 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4515
341520601003
EUGENE T & LONNIE L BAKA
4060 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4501
341520511002
RONALD W & CYNTHIA WESTLUND
4030 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4501
341520605002
ARTHUR C BROBACK
10341 204TH ST
LAKEVILLE MN 55044-8804
341520701002
STEVEN B & KAREN E DAVIS
4280 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4513
341520703002
JOSEPH J & PAMELA FOREMAN
4240 UPPER 150TH ST
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4513
341520706002
CAROL JEAN MOTZ
4180 UPPER 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4515
341520601004
RAYMOND F & PHYLLIS PIKE
4120 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4515
341520513002
BILLIE L LANE
4050 150TH ST W
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068-4501
COMPARISON OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE STRUCTURES
PARKS AND RECREATION/COMMUNITY CENTER DEPARTMENTS
August 18, 1994
City
Numbers of all Committees & Titles
# of Members
# of Meetings
Average Meeting Length
Brooklyn Park
(1) Parks & Recreation Commission
7 members
1 per month
3 hours
Becker
(1) Parks & Recreation Advisory Board
5 members
2 per month
2 hours
Maplewood
(1) Parks & Recreation Commission
9 members
1 per month
3 hours
Shoreview
(1) Parks & Recreation Commission
7 members
1 per month
3 hours
Brooklyn Center
(1) Parks & Recreation Commission
7 members
1 per month
2 hours
Eden Prairie
(1) Parks, Recreation, and Natural
7 members
2 per month
2.5 hours
Chaska
(1) Parks & Recreation Commissions
9 members
1 per month
2.5 hours
Resources
Apple Valley
(1) Parks & Recreation Advisory
7 members
1 per month
2 hours
(not a major
Committee
community center)
This comparison includes cities with all major and/or newly constructed community centers. In all the above cases, the parks &
recreation department operates the community center and the park & recreation advisory committee is a sounding board for
community center policies, parks dedication and development, and all recreation programs. There are no other sub -committees
with the exception of a few short term sub -committees which are project related.