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1989 06 27 Agenda . 1. 2. 3 . 4. 5. 6. . 7. 8. . AGENDA PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1989, 7:30 P.M. CHANHASSEN CITY HALL, 690 COULTER DRIVE Call to order. Appoint Acting Chair, Larry Schroers. Approval of June 13, 1989 Minutes. Review Results of Resident Survey for Herman Field Development. Final Approval of Master Park Plan, Chanhassen Hills Park (Verbal Report by Mark Koegler). Review Parking Area at Curry Farms. Preliminary Master Park Plan, Carver Beach (along Lotus Trai 1) . Approval of Park Improvements, Cenvesco Site, Oak View Heights (Verbal Report by Lori Sietsema). 9. Presentation of Southern Parkland Study, Mark Koegler and Al Klingelhutz. 10. Review Zimmerman Farms Trail Proposal (Verbal Report by Lori Sietsema). 11. Review July 4th Events (Verbal Report by Todd Hoffman). 12. Commission Presentations. 13. Administrative Presentations. (lvo d~ ~ CITY OF CRAHRASSEH 4 -- . 690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147 . CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 MEMORANDUM TO: Park and Recreation Commission Coordinator ~S jlc.. FROM: Lori Sietsema, Park and Recreation DATE: June 22, 1989 SUBJ: Herman Field At the last Park and Recreation Commission meeting, development of the park was discussed. It was decided that volunteers from the area would survey the neighborhoods and come back with the results. Attached please find the results. Staff will be pre- pared to give a verbal presentation at our next meeting. . . . 7?CS/JLTS OF IYUfiHB(Jilj/OOiJ S(fRV[.!f - H[J>JMIY f>A7?K 115 Sun.veV-1l wen.e ha.nded out 77 7?epLi..eIl QUeIlti..on (I) f>n.i..on.i..ti..eIl 01 accellll: I. Walk 2. Bi.cv-cLe 3. iJn.i..ve (/2) QUeIlti..on (2) f>n.i..on.i..ti..eIl 01 lleallonaL ulle: I. Swnm.en. 2. FaLL 3. S p n. i..ng- 4. W i..n ten. . QUeIlti..on (3) Both IlpOUllell wouLd ulle pan.k --- 66% One Ilpoulle --- 14% QUeIlti..on (4) Have chi..Ldll.en who wouLd ulle pall.k --- 57% No chi..Ldll.en who wouLd ulle pall.k --- 19% QUeIlti..on (5) In on.den. 01 PIl.i..on.i..ti..eIl: 7?epLi..eIl H i..ki..ng-/ b i..ki..ng-/ i oni..ng- tll.ai..L 46 X-countn.v- Ilki..i..ng- 34 Sw i..n9-ll a.nd !la.ruib ox 32 f>i..cni..c an.ea 32 f> i..cni..c llheL tell. 30 T enni..ll COUIl.U 29 ftJuLti..-pull.polle open li..eLd 28 BallI i..eLd 18 BaIlketbaLL 15 H 0 ltIlellhOell 15 Othen. 5 . QUeIlti..on (6) WouLd ulle f>i..pell. 7?i..dg-e T ll.aU aGGe#-~--- 56% WouLd not ulle f>i..pen. 7?i..df}e T ll.ai..L accellll --- 23% I 012 6/22/89 SUll.ve./I cont... . QUeAti.on (7 J WouLd Li..ke. to 4.e.e. Li.m.i.te.d pall.ki.n9- --- 86% tJ p to f i.ve. 4.paCeA 4Yb tJ p to ten 4.paceA 26% ~Oll.e. 10% QUeAti.on (8J WouLd Li..ke. to have. ~te. 4.fI4.tem. --- 68Yo WouLd not Li..ke. ~te. 4.fI4.tem. --- 22% QUeAti.on (9 J WouLd Li..ke. fence. 011. natull.aL Dall.ll.i.e.Jt --- Syb WouLd not Li..ke. fence. 011. Dall.ll.i.e.Jt --- 30% . . NClCiIlB07?IIOOlJ 5t1i?VtY - IIfJW.N 7>A'RK 9ljN~9 -1( how wouLd . I. 11 the mai..n en.tn.ance to lIen.man. 7>an.k iA 011 Fon.eAt Ave., ~ou acc~ the pan.k? lJ'RIVe. fJ/flLK v BICJCLe. t,,/ 2. What -1.eLMOnA 01 the ~ean. wouLd you U-1.e lIen.man. 7>an.k? WIN7t'R V- 5tJ(rJfr}t'R ~ 5'fY1?INCi V FALL ~ 3. WouLd ~ou aJ1.1/./0n. ~oun. -1.pou-1.e}j#e lIen.man. 7>an.k? ONe. B0711 V" 4. WouLd !foun. chi..l.dn.en. U-1.e 1Ien.man. 7>an.k? J[J V NO 5. Whi...ch 01 theAe amen.i...ti...eA wouLd be mO-1.t i...mpon.tant to ~ou? f7>LeLMe numben., b~Lnni..n~ wi...th 1 a-1. mO-1.t i...mpon.tant.J f ftJa~ Leave bLank i...1 no i..nten.eAtJ . BA5aALL FIUlJ 7&vNI5 COtJ'R7 5WINfi5, CLIftJBt'R, 5ANlJBOX 7>ICNIC A'RCA -1Jo 8o.Y~ nil 7>ICNIC SIIU7t'R~cY"eeneJ ,+' t i J 1I{JR5[J1I0E. 7>17 f'SStt> e; X-COtJ~lfRJ SKI rRAIL . <g -L ~ Afi[J: 3 ~~(~ 4-/I=I~b BASKe.TBALL COtJ'R7 111 K1 Nfi /BI K 1 Nfi /fJOfifi 1 Nfi rRAI L (!JtJL7I-7>tJ'R'POSE. 07>&v FIUlJ tbaLL, -1.occen., ki...te, etc.J 0711CJ? f7>LeLMe -1.peci...lflJ 6. WouLd ~ou U-1.e a wa.Lki..n~/bi...ki..n~ en.tn.ance In.om 7>i...pen. 'Ri...d~e 7n.ai..l.? J[J V NO 7. Becau-1.e 1Ien.man. 'Pan.k wi..l.L be a nei...~bon.hood pan.k, do ~ou leeL onL~ a Li...mi...ted numben. 01 can. ~an.ki..n~ .;paceA .1.houLd be avai...Lab~e? JCS V , JrrJ V fle~ Gee- ~heJ let\cv- tJp to Ii..ve -1.paceA V tJp to ten. -1.paceA ftJon.e f lIow man~? J 8. WouLd ~ou Li...ke to -1.ee a ~te -1.fI-1.tem at the en.tn.ance to lIenman 7>an.k? J[J /' NO .01 IJ-th I ~I)J I ~ 9. WouLd ~ou Li...ke to -1.ee a fen.ce on. natL ;r-~i..~n.e~~ ';}n. pan.t 0111 en.man. 7> an.k? J[J~ NO . . f 11 an-1.Wen.ed J[J to thiA gUeAti..on, pLeLMe ex.pLai..nJ PI~a:tktheJ lelia, f An~ othen. corrunen.u on. -1.U9-9-eAti..OnA, pLeLMe LiAt on back 01 thiA pa~eJ ee.: ~tl\ ~,lJ ~ jo..otrY\ H,nKI.'rl AlJlJR[JS: ~l ~345 O'\1(}newMh~ vJood.s Ik.\e, Z><Ce/s,Ov-- MtJ 55331 June 7, 1989 . To whom this may concern, c Our family believes that the objectives to develop Herman Field should be twofold: 1) To keep the property as natural as possible so as to not de- stroy its beauty but rather enchance it and make it a better place for not only the wildlife but also the people using it. 2) To be considerate of the adjacent landowners and establish policies and plans that are well organized and thorough which will protect their interests and properties. c c In order to accomplish these objectives we feel the following must be done: A) A current topography study should be completed to determine the types of projects appropriate for the area. Apparently with the development of the Piper Ridge area the run-off has increased in the field. Also with the change of plans as to where the parking would be, is the new designated area for parking actually feasible? B) A study should be done to determine the interests and concerns of the residents. Once the study is complete it should be sent to all homeowners for their review and final opportunity to state any concerns or objections. C) From A) and B) a short and long term plan must be established along with budget considerations. These plans should be made available to all homeowners. . << . Since we are homeowners adjacent to the park the following issues are important to us: (Please note that some of our concerns are based on the comments and experiences of the two homeowners who own the property for the proposed road). 1) Walking/Bike paths should be developed into the park with the possibility of future considerations to build a road. The paths should be of excellent quality with appropriate lighting. The adjacent homeowners have legitimate concerns about a road/parking area in the park. We propose that walking paths be used and in the future once the park has been established people should be given the opportunity to review the necessity of a road etc. 2) The entrance of the park should be landscaped. We take great pride in not only our homes but also the surrounding area and believe that the beauty of the entrance would help to encourage people to keep the park beautiful. The park entrance should . . ~- . . . Ct C) C4 C) C t L> C . o ( ~ ,C t C ,C l c: C l C \..c, - ... ~ Page 2 (cont.) contain the following: A) A sign dedicated to the Herman family B) A sign listing appropriate concerns i.e. the hours the park is open, no barbecuing allowed, pick up after your pets, no 3-4 wheelers/snowmobiling etc. C) A bike rack at the entrance so that people who do not intend to bike in the park have a safe and designated area to lock up their bikes. 3) The area around the park adjacent to private landowners property should be fenced in order to establish the boundaries of the park and protect the landowners property. Please note that some home- owners have experienced loss of trees due to people arbitrarily cutting them down. We want to eliminate this concern/problem. 4) We want a picnic area but do not want barbecuing allowed. Due to the drought last year the marsh area was very dry. The field is secluded and surrounded by homes/trees and we do not want to encourage barbecuing and allow for the possibility of a fire. We are interested in seeing the following plans developed: -Areas kept natural to protect the wildlife living in that area -A play area for children with swings/jungle gym/sand box -Biking/walking path/cross country ski trail -Picnic area/picnic shelter -Field for softball or soccer -Basketball Court -Tennis court Sincerely, Darrell, Judy and Jason Hink1in Na~HB07?H(JJlJ Stli?VCJ - HCJ>JMN PA'I?K f}IINL, 19897" I. I I the mai..n entltance to Henman. 7>altk. iA 011 FolteA.t Ave., how wouLd !Iou acce...:1h the pan.k? iJRIVe. WALK BIC}}CLe. X . , '( CX4 SKI 2. What -1.e.cuOM 01 the !lealt wouLd !Iou U-1.e Henman. ?an.k? WINTt'i? 'X' St1/fJ/fJt7? X-' SfYAINq X FALL )( ]. WouLd !Iou and/Olt !lOUIt -1.pou-1.e U-1.e Henman. 7>altkJ ONe. BOTH >< 4. WouLd Y.OUIt chi.Ldlten U-1.e Henman. ?an.k? }}[S 'X NO A~[s: 0 5. Whi..ch 01 theA.e ameni..ti..eA. wouLd be mO-1.t i.mpolttant to !Iou? (9 Le.cue numbelt, b~i..nn.i..nff wi..th I a-1. mO-1.t i.mpolttant. J ~eave bLank i..1 no i..ntetteA.tJ ~ a BAS{JJALL FI aiJ ~ BASKlTBALL COt1RT T[JVNIS COtli?T -.:S HIKINfi/BIKINfi/POfifiIlvfi T7?AIL d SlI/INfiS, CLlfrJBt'i?, SANiJBOX S5= frJt1LTI -7>t1RfJOSe. OfJ[JV FIaiJ I 9ICNIC ARCA (footb~ -1.0CCett, ki..te, etc. J. ~ ?ICNIC SHaTt'i? 0/1It'i? (9Le.cue -1.peci..I!fJ ~ H07?5[SHOe. 9IT ~ X-COt1JIT7?)} SKI T7?AIL 6. WouLd !Iou U-1.e a waLk.i..nff/bi..ki..nff entltance lit om 7>i..pelt Ri..dffe Tltai.L? }}[S NO X . 7. Becau-1.e Henman. 7>altk. wi.LL be a nei..ffhbolthood paltk., do !Iou leeL onL!I a Li..mi..ted fl..wn.Delt 01 CO-It paltk.i..nff -1.paceA. -1.houLd be avai..La6Le? }}[S'/ NO , t1p to Ii..ve -1.paceA. t1p to ten -1.paceA.~ (rJolte (How man!l? J 8. WouLd !Iou Li..ke to -1.ee a ~te -1.flAtem at the entltance to Heitman 7>altkJ }}[S X' NO 9. WouLd !Iou Li..ke to -1.ee a fence Olt natultaL baltlti..elt altound aLL Olt paltt 01 Heitman 7>altkJ }}[S NO 'X ( II an-1.Welted }}[S to thiA 9sueA.ti..on, pLe.cue expLai..nJ (IIn~ otAeA CQfmlenu on 1JJJ.~ti.oM., pLerMe LiAt on back 0/ tAiA f'09-eJ - ;J! . NAfYJC.: ~ VV\ '" J\O 'i V\;\f\~~ AiJiJR[SS: ~S\I1\.3~ <0450 OY(( au A<.J'2 El<et.L~( ~ VV1f1J 'Jb3 ~ ) . ~EEfJ P"R\( A~ ChDOC \0 ('0^\\J~6" AS p()S~\ B~ E. CAR ~A~KIY\JD SPA~w L-lVV\\,c'a TO 10 0> R \.) N yO c'l2... - . ./ . fjtiNe., 1989 =;K NUfiIlBO'RIlOOl) SIfi?Vc.y - II[J?fr;AN 'PA'RK I. II the maLn entltance to 1Ienman. 'Palth iA 011 FolteA.t Ave., how wouLd ~ou acc~ the paltk? l)'RIVe. WALK ~ BICJCLe. . 2. What 4.eLUOIU 01 the ~ealt wouLd !Iou U4.e Henman. 'Paltk? WINTlJ? V Sti{r;f1{J?~ S7>7?INfi~ FALL 1------ ]. WouLd ~ou and/ Olt ~OUIt 4.pOU4.e U4.e HelllTlan 'Paltk? ONe. v BOTH 4. WouLd ~OUIt ch.i.l.dlten U4.e Henman. 'Pattk? J{S ~ NO ACi{S: 19.1 /~J /3 5. Whi-ch 01 theA.e ameni-ti-eA. wouLd be m04.t i.mpolttant to ~ou? ('PLeLUe numbelt, 6~LnnLn~ wi-th ~'a4. m04.t i.mpolttant. J ~ a Leave bLan..k i-I no LntetteA.tJ --- BAStBAL - iJ b BASKe.TBALL COti'RT T&vNIS COti'RT ~ IIIKINCi/BIKINCi/fjOCiCillvCi /'MIL SWINCiS, /!) lJ?, SANiJBOX ,~ (!JtiLTI-'PtiWPOSe. OfJ&v rIUl) 7'ICIIIC ARM ~b~ <lOCC€.<, kLt~, ~tc.). 'PICNIC SHUTCJ? O/HCJ? ('PLeLUe 4.peci-/~J -B H07>S{SHOe. 'PIT ~ X-COtillT'RJ SKI TRAIL 6. WouLd ~ou U4.e a waLkLnf)/bi.kLnf} entltance lit om 'Pi-pelt 'Ri-df}e Tltai.l.? J{S NO V 7. Becau4.e Hettman 'Paltk wi.l.L 6e a nei-f}h.bolthood paltk, do ~ou leeL onL~ a Li.mi-ted numbett 0/ calt paltkLnf} 4.paceA. 4.h.ouLd be avaUa6Le? J{S \ / NO tip to vli-ve 4.paceA. V tip to ten 4.paceA. (!Joll.e (How man~? J___ 8. WouLd ~ou Li.ke to 4.ee a ~te 4.~4.tem at the entltance to Heitman 'Paltk? J{S V NO 9. WouLd ~ou Li.ke to 4.ee a lence Olt natultal baltlti-ell. altound aLL Olt paltt 01 HelllTlan 'Palth? J{S NO t/ ( II an-dWelted J{S to thiA ~ueA.ti-on, pLeLUe expLaLnJ (An~ othelt commenu Olt 4.Uf}9-eA.ti-OIU, pLeLUe LiAt on back 01 thiA paf}eJ NMe.: 4r~ ~ . AiJiJ'R{sS: c2,& 1 0 fJ-~ ~ ~ ~~ ~3 '~{\f\\--W CGJ\~ \ __ _ 6) . ~\z: G.~~ G.~,{\~ b Yw~ \'eY\.\-~ S?rx- c(c(\l{\) ~?irre~ l11hc N iY')QST PECPl.E.\- Il-?f ~t l() ?)A ~ AN]) ~6\ J} T 14()( K/ ! l ) ~ ~ \\~ lY)6-ra'\ \\~Y\-\5) <l~ -t~ CC:J\J-.~ ~~ -\0 );e ~ pcYJ-1cJ4 V\";;Cd 1v --\{;e~(' rcJemh \ CiL\h~G~ rnCfrt- C";{~f~\, I ' . 6' ~ ' . I. I I the mai.n entn.CU/.ce to Heltlflan 7>an.k iA 011 Fon.eAt Ave., ~ou acc~ the pa~~ ilRlvt 7V/-' f ,/ ~~ / r.// L v~' (I -I' ~v-- - ~ , ""~-- / JU::~/// t v~ . / r . ,-. tI : /911Nt, 1989 __-- NUqHBrJRllOOlJ SIIRVtJ - IIfJ>JMN fJA'RK ~~. -t'~~ how would J>1 . ~\l~ BICYCLt ' WALK 2. What .dea.10M 01 the vean. wouLd VOU U.de lIeItIflan Pan.hl WINTt'R S(JWJ? SfYRIN(i FALL -5/ ~'> f" ;;>6 S" 2. 3. WouLd ~OU and/on. voun. .dpou.de U.de lIeItIflan Pan.hl ONt BOTII 4. WouLd ~oun. cAUdn.en U.de lIeItIflan Pan.hl yes NO A(ies: 5. Whi..ch 01 tAeAe ameni.ti..eA wouLd be mO.dt i..mpon.tCU/.t to !foul (PLea.1e numben., b~Lnni.n~ wi.th 1 a.d mO.dt i..mpon.tCU/.t.J (/!]a~ Leave bLan..k i..1 no i.nten.eAtJ BASaALL Fl UlJ TfJlNIS COIIRT SWIN(iS, CLI(!}Bt'R, SANiJBOX PICNIC AREA PICNIC SHUTtR H07?SCSHOt PIT X-CO(JIIT7?Y SKI mAIL BASKtTBALL CorIP] HIKIN(i/BIKIN(i/PO(i(iIIV(i mAIL (!}(lLTI -P(jR'POSt OPfJI FlUiJ (FootbaLL, .doccen., ki.t~ etc. J OTHtR fPLea.1e .dpeci.lffJ . 6. WouLd ~ou U.de a waLki.n~/bLki.n~ entn.CU/.ce In.om Pi.pen. Ri..d~e Tn.aU? yes NO 7. Becau.de HeItIflan Pan.k wUL be a nei.~bon.h.ood pan.k} do ~ou leeL onL~ a Li.mttp..d numben. 01 can. pan.ki..n9- .dpnc.eA. Mt.ouLd be avaUabLe? yes NO ~~ (Jp to Ii..ve .dpaCeA (Jp to t(l?!:- /J?C.~eA (!}olte (lIow man~? J 8. WouLd ~ou LLke to .dee a r;.ate .d~tem at the entn.CU/.ce to Hen.man Pa~~ yes NO 9. WouLd ~ou LLke to .dee a fence on. natun.aL ban.n.i.elt altound aLL on. pan.t 01 Hen.man Pan.hl yes NO Lea.1e expLai.nJ (An~ othelt commenu on..dU eA.ti..OM, Lea.1e LiAt on back 01 thiA pa~eJ Nfl(!}[.: . Le ~ Zqler AiJiJResS: ~ tf f?J {)fidlC!- /hf.e ~ -E)(WSlrdr 7>. . l do n6--t -fee) 'ihW I & r;LlI~(~ tlJr CLptt ({C tLVld ~d kf.L oclduJlb ~ ~ iCfYlcUL ptuL+ !ef-f- n~1wLoJ If / If . c.. '" 4. ( , . , .~" . NC1~IIBOM()()lJ JIJRVt.Y - IICJ?ItJAN 7>A7?K fjIlNc., 1989 ~ I. 11 the mai..n entll.aJl.ce to tvy:an f>all.k u. 011 FOIl.eA.t Ave., h.ow wouLd , _ /Iou aCCe41 the pan.kJ ~ J-.k<. ~~ G\... ~ ~ ~~I lJ7?IVl 'X WALK BICYCLl 2. What -1.ea.1.0nA. 01 the /leall. wouLd /Iou U-1.e lIe11/l1an f>all.k? WINTl7? Jtif!1lrJl7? 'y( JfYi?INfi;< FALL X ]. WouLd /Iou aJ1.d/OIl. /lOUIl. -1.pou-1.e U-1.e lIell.lTlOJl. f>all.k? ONl ' BOTH;< 4. WouLd /lOUIl. childll.en U-1.e HeII/lIan f>an.kJ YlS? NO AfilS: 5. Whi...ch 01 theA.e ameni...ti...eA. wouLd be mO-1.t i...mpOll.taJI.t to /Iou? ('PLea.1.e numbell.f b~Lnhi..n~ wi...th 1 a-1. mO-1.t i...mpOlltaJI.t. J (/fJa/l Leave bLruz.k i...f no i..ntell.utJ BAJ{JJALL FllLlJ TeNNIS COIfRT SWINfiS, CLI/fJBl7?, SANlJBOX 'PICNIC A7?eA 'PICNIC SHlLTl7? H07>SlSHOE. 'PIT X -COtJll7Y?Y SKI 7Y?AI L BASKlTBALL COtJ7?T ~ IIIKINfi/BIKINfi/POfifiINfi 7Y?AIL ~ /fJtJLTl-'PtJ7?roSE. O'PeN FllLlJ (I-ootbal.~ -1.0CCell, k.i...te, etc. J. O/HCJ? ('?Lea.1.e -1.peci...fflJ e- C/) ~ 6. WouLd /Iou U-1.e a wa.Lk.i..n~/bi...ki..n~ entllaJI.ce III om 'Pi...pell 7?i...d~e Tllail? YlS NO X. 7. Becau-1.e lIeII/lIan 'Pan.h. will. be a nei.~60Ilhood pallk., do /Iou feel.. oni../I a Li...mi...ted numbell of call pallk.i...n~ -1.pacu -1.houLd be availabLe? YlS X NO tip to Ii...~e -1.pacu tJp to ten -1.pacu ~ /fJolle (How man/l? J 8. WouLd /Iou Li...ke to -1.ee a ~te -1.fI-1.tem. at the entllaJI.ce to HellmaJI. 'Pallk..'? YlS )( NO 9. WouLd /IOU Li...ke to -1.ee a fence Oil natullaL balllli...ell~oll pallt of HeII/lIan 'Pallk? YlS 'i.. NO ( If aJl.-1.Well.ed YlS to thu. gUeA.ti...on, pLea.1.e expLai...nJ ~ (Mv ~ (An/l othell. conunenu Oil. -1.Unuti...OnA., pLea.1.e Lut on back. 01 thu pa~e) NA/fJ{.: ~ d. ~viuY~ . A!JlJ7?lSS: 3;.2)" g~ ~. O~ t~/~) 6"'633/ ~,~ ::f:-L- f~ ftU-Ld.j ~ ~ ~cI, ~ ~ ~ /~ ~L:#~~~-~::b I~~ ~ ~~~~~_ JJo'h~tF~~ ~_ ~ ~~ ~s.4 X;-~. <>--.-C( h'-' ~?:5- Ii- p ~d ~ tUr ~, ~ '<-~ ~ ~ ~ fa.vK.. ~~ ;be- -:fA' vr. . ,.;4. ~ ~ ~ ~J;- ~ - ~l6tLdO- ..::CluJ' J ~J t24- 4..-' , ~ ~.. {<. o,~_:!;v ~ ~. ~;{( ~ ~ rrfa w ~ ~ ~., J7-<~~' . . NU~HB07?IIOO!J S/fRVCJ - HlJVtJAN 'M7?K flUNG, 1989 * /. II the mai..n entltance to HeMIJJJ/. 7>altk i...1. 011 FolteAt Ave., how wouLd vou acc~ the paltk? iJ7?IVe WALK >< BICYCle ., . 2. What /.le.cuOfU 01 the vealt wouLd VOU U/.le HeMIJJJ/. 7>altk? WINTGn 5tJ{rJfrJ{J? )< 5fYi?INfi FAll ]. WouLd VOU and/Olt VOUIt /.lpou/.le U/.le HellJT/QJ'l. 7>altk? ONe BOTH 4. WouLd !fOUIt chUdlten U/.le HeMIJJJ/. 7>aitk? I YCS :x NO AfiCS: ~j::{ ~ / Y.2- ~()f iJOT POrz.. A p~w Yt5A12S 5. Whi...ch 01 theAe ameni...ti...eA wouLd be mO/.lt i...mpolttant to vou? (7)Le.cue numbelt, b~i...nni..n~ wi...th 1/a4. mO/.lt i...mpolttant.J (/fJav Leave bLank i...1 no i..ntelteAtJ BA5{jJALL FlUiJ TeNNIS COtJ7?T SWINfiS, ClI/fJBGn, SANiJBOX 7>ICNIC A7?& 7>ICNIC SIIUTGn H07?5CSHOe 7>IT X-COtJlll7?Y SKI mAll BASKeTBAll COtJ7?T r=d\ HIKl Nfi 181 KINfi ImWIr; 7rlAll '\z:J /fJtJlTI-7>tJ7?7>OSe 07>&v FlUiJ (l-ootbaL~ /.lOCCelt, ki...te, etc. J. O/IICJ? (7) Le.cue /.lpeci...lvJ ~ 6. WouLd VOU U/.le a waLki..n~/bi...ki..n~ entltance Iltom 7>i...pelt 7?i...d~e TltaU? YCS NO X 7. Becau/.le HeMIJJJ/. 7>altk wUL be a nei...~bolthood paltk, do VOU leeL onLV a Li...mi...ted numbelt 01 calt paltki..n~ /.lpaceA -1.houLd be avaUabLe? YCS X NO tJp to Ii...ve /.lpaCeA tJp to ten /.lpaceA X /fJolte (How manV? J 8. WouLd VOU Li...ke to /.lee a ~te /.l!f4.tem at the entltance to Heitman 7>altk? YCS X ),:~Tet.IJVO /'// 9. WouLd VOU Li...ke to /.lee'(z fence Olt natultaL Daltlti...elt altound aLL Olt paltt 01 HellJT/QJ'l. 7>altk? YCS X NO ( II an4.Welted YCS to thi...1. fJueAti...on, pLe.cue expLai..nJ (.0 LIe 0 (AnV othelt conunenu Olt /.lUWeAti...ofU, pLe.cue Li...1.t on back 01 thi...1. pa~eJ NA/fJt: 121-1 ON OA' .:5 -ruOg;12- AiJiJ7?CS5: 2~)/ OIZCJ.IA/ZD LFiNG . cOur propercy is Vezy cJ~ -m t:he -park Bne{ .r .peel . a };;;;Jrrier JJou/d prdel71: -t;re6?a-5S/~ a-nd PJi:.eI7iI, firapert)I dal1J~. -,y . :'~' \\ \ \. ,,:, . \ '- . ~ f \.~: '; :;,;~ t, 'I.' 'V..., ,:" .~ ~~:"~~~ .~. ..<iJ~I~N~: ~. -~. ,,,,,.,.?:ffJ':~';,. , :.r '.(;;~li ,i) ." --~ '~"'77~' ..I;> ..~"Ijj;- J. ~,. . Jr"',!. ~ ":: ;~ .f t. "., r.' . ..:;~::~.~ ,,-,:..:,,'~~:; ,jCl~.j. ~~~::..~.:;;-~: .*;!~ :.'.'",~J~:I~~ '~(. .... '0\.1.' , i, '7'( ,. ""': -..----, ..,' ,j ..,..,f) ." ..i;" ..,,' .,~"X '. ,.'.' , ..(. '\ , . -,;' :.. t ~ -,.~, ~"l:- :.:.\\.:', - -'~~. (. ,: \ ", '- '-:-..- ,\ -~.. ""~~';~1\.;.l.,..)........;\') "~'J~ ~:..~_ .L__.:..'~_~';' _.~-L-t ). r-~ :,.... !,.j ,'". ~9 ...... . , :- . '" I j " \' '. r," .... ...' t,' ~ . -.,.-- ,.-... {~j~H:~~~.' '~"'!.;"':f~ .c,;" , , ;...; "-",t.~\',,,,,,;,: ~- - ... .' . -~ .!!-~ ~,.' ~ ~~ . "t.~ ~ __~ \\~~~a~" . ..,; " ,.' " '-~ ,. . ,-.......1 '- ; -~ . ... J~; . .',!, :~r .. }." ."::11;_ . .~. " { ~,' '.~,-.,. :<-.~,~..:;'~~. .t"~.~1;O:~ ~ .":~..<' ' , ... ";. ~. ~~*.i;iilli:t~i:~,~~ NUfillB07?IIOOiJ SlliWCJ - IItJ>/fJAN 7>A7?K :June., f91f90 I. II the. ma.i.n e.n.tn.ance. to lIe.n.mo..n 7>an.k iA 011 Fon.eIlt Ave.., how wouLd ~ou acc~ the. pan.k? " iJRIVe. WALK I' BICYCLe. . 2. What -1.e.cu01U 01 the. ~e.an. wouLd ~ou U-1.e. lIe.n.mo..n 7>an.k? WINTfJ? StJ{rJf!]{J? Y- SfYi?INfi X FALL X ]. WouLd ~ou and/ on. ~oun. -1.pOU-1.e. U-1.e. 1Ie.nman. 7>an.k? ONe. BOTII 't /7. rA-/ldaA 1'/(7 Y l? 17 / 4. WouLd ~oun. ch.i.1dn.e.n. U-1.e. lIe.n.mo..n 7>an.k? (.7 Vr" YCS NO AfiCS: / h ( 6' Yv 5. Whi..ch 01 thelle. ame.n.i..ti..eIl wouLd be. mO-1.t i..mpon.tant to ~ou? (7)Le.cue. numbe.n., b~~i.n~ wi..th I a-1. mO-1.t i..mpon.tant.) (/!}a~ Le.ave. bLan.k i..1 no i.nte.n.eIlt) BASfJJALL FI f1.iJ T&YNIS COtJRT SWINqS, CLI/!}BfJ?, SANiJBOX 7>ICNIC AR& 7>ICNIC SIIf1.TC7? IlOOCSIIOe 7>IT X-COtJllmy SKI mAlL BASKeTBALL COtJRT / IIIKINQ/BIKINq/poqqINq mAIL frJtJLTI-7>tJR7>OSe O?&Y FIf1.iJ (footbalL, -1.occe.n., ki..t~ e.tc.) OT 1IG'i? (? Le.aAe. -1.pe.c i..1 ~) . .3 2- 6. WouLd ~ou U-1.e. a waLki.n~/bi.ki.nj e.n.tn.ance. In. om 7>i..pe.n. Ri..d~e. Tn.aU? YCS NO ~ NA/fJ[: AiJiJRCSS: 7. Be.cau-1.e. lIe.n.mo..n 7>an.k wi.1L be. a ne.i..~bon.hood pan.k, do ~ou le.eL on.L~ a Li..mi..te.d numbe.n. 01 can. pan.ki.n~ -1.pacell -1.h.ouLd be. avaUabLe.? YCS ~ NO tJp to Ii..ve. -1.paCell 'f.- tJp to te.n. -1.paCell /!}on.e. (lIow man~?) 8. WouLd ~ou Li.ke. to -1.e.e. a 9fLte. -1.~tem at the. e.n.tn.ance. to 1Ie.n.man 7>an.k? YCS ''f... NO (!/()~~/ /.10 I~fe/b 'I4~,J 0i:/NhLd Aj- 9. WouLd ~ou Li.ke. to -1.e.e. ~ Ie.n.c~n. natun.aL ban.n.i..e.n. an.ound all on. pan.t ollle.n.man 7>an.k? ls.: YCS X ~O. . - ~ ./4~.tLz-{ (I I an-1.We.n.e.d YCS to thu ltuelltwn, pLe.cue. expLaud ~~~ . (An~ othe.n. comme.n.u on. -1.U9-9-eIlti..olU, pLe.cue. LiAt on back 01 thiA paf}e.J ~. /~t~, ~~~~ . ;L6.3' / tf2/~t ,;f3~ ~~~-kJ.~~/4~ . (~') /o~ +zA _AI /A ~ . ~ J.-.#~ _~ ,::}--' vf .L/~~ / r""-' / /fZ.G-L-.!/"'<""--- ~' . ~) y;tL-<~ t/J tjh-.../ ?) /1-~ ~p-~-~~ p.-u 0--- /J _ ~ r ~ p~ ~r' .::D ~ ./~~ ~ .-Xf~ A-~ ~ ~ -~-a-J ~ ~,r----v. -<1_ ~;.z; ~~.J--p, /~ ;;r~~~~. cy~~' . . cf ~ ~ z:. ,...J d-.L. NC1~1I8OMOOiJ JtlRVtJ - IICJ>MN fJ.A1?K fJIJI/L, 1989 =-K I. II the mai.n entlla.n.ce to HeItITIOJl. ifallk u 011 FOIleA.t Ave., how wouLd ~ou aCCe4h the pallk? iJ7UVe WALK X BIC!JCLe X . 2. What .1.~0nA. 01 the ~eall wouLd ~ou U.1.e HeItITIOJl. ifallk? WINTeJ?)( StJWJ? X S'JYRINfi X FALL >< 3. WouLd ~ou and/ Oil ~OUIl .1.pOU.1.e U.1.e H eItITIOJl. ifallk? ONe BOTH )( 4. WouLd ~OUIl chi..Ldllen u.1.e HeItITIOJl. ifallk? !J[J NO X AfifS: 5. Whi..ch 01 thMe ameni..ti..eA. wouLd be mO.1.t i..mPOllta.n.t to ~ou? (ifL~e numbell, b~i..nni.n~ wi..th 1 a.1. mO.1.t i..mPOllta.n.t.) ((!)a~ Leave bLa.n.k i..1 no i.ntell.Mt) "PP4S~ BAS{jJALL FlUiJ T&VNIS COtfi?T SWINfiS, CLI(!)BeJ?, SANiJBOX J>ICNIC A7?& ifICNIC SIIUTCJ? 1I0000[JHOe if IT X-CO(j~/T7?!J SKI T7?AIL BASKeTBALL COtfi?T .t. IIIKINfi/BIKINfi/fjOfifiINfi T7?AIL (!)(jL7I-J>tJ7?'POSe OJ>&V FlUiJ (Footb~ .1.0CCell., ki..te, etc.). 01#CJ? (J> L~e .1.peci../~) '2 6. WouLd ~ou U.1.e a waLki.n~/bi..ki.n~ entlla.n.ce III om ifi..pell. 7?i..d~e Tn.ai..L? !J[J NO X NA/fJC.: AiJiJ7?[JS: 7. Becau.1.e lIeItITIOJl. J>an.k wi..LL be a nei..~bollhood pan.k, do ~ou leeL onL~ a Li..mi..ted numbell. 01 call pan.ki.n~ .1.paceA. .1.houLd be avai..LabLe? !J[J X NO tJp to fi..ve .1.pacM,X' (",141:) tJp to ten .1.paceA. (!)on.e (How ma.n.~?) 8. WouLd ~ou Li..ke to .1.ee a ~te .1.~tem at the entlla.n.ce to Hen.ma.n. ifallk? !J[J NO,3>o ,.:)''"T' K)Oo~ ~,~..~ A. (;.....,..c6 S}'.s7'~ ,~. 9. WouLd ~ou Li..ke to .1.ee a lence Oil natun.ai balllli..ell allound aiL Oil pallt 01 Hen.ma.n. ifallk? !J[J 'I.. NO (II CUI..1.Welled !J[J to thu C{;uMti..on, pL~e expLai.n) (An~ othell corrunenu Oil .1.u9-9-Mti..OnA., pL~e Lut on back 01 thu pa~e) ~t.S <: ~..:r-~t,;" ~~ ~ct..oI~ ~') "3b IrS \~\2 ~f:).iZ....~ A-r -n-\~ We"S-r ~c) "'-,. \\ ,.......-. ~ C Q Ill::. ~ ~ -- - ro ,-,"^ -. ! - -.. J ::r: .,. ~ """) "r, tC...o ":7;;i.,., N~ ';;':e L.. a ~ cS 0 S e-t> ~ ~ A S ~ IC.- T ~ VI I WI 0 "1'"1-\ ~ P A"-Le:.. & J." 7 ~ ,..., ,.;Jez,./ I'fM Npf ~IJ. 0 S 4:Je C.C.'"C-S'.NJ G-; i/IIIltJ S"'r.? 3 I . . . . ~orc:.": -::z: rL..rc-Z ?"/Y'.4 '7 8 AS cD" ~c.. r-, t:..'l. o.s ~IC.,. ~r#'~ #1 ~H ole ,q c.. ft v I -rN::S tJ D'V L 0 j) IS r ~ y -;7,iL/I;." AI A 7' v ~ 13 IE 1'1 U ""y d; "7'l',1 d"" ?~ /LIe. . ;;;~ . J_P- / ~1.;7 NUCiIlBO'RIlOOiJ SIJ7?VtJ - IIf](fMN PA7?K !lilliE, 1989 * /. 11 the mai..n e.n.tn.QJtce to HeMIlll1. rpa.n.k i.A 011 Fon.etJ.t Ave. J hOilJ wouLd 1 . !IOU acce.4A the pan.kJ .Ji WL t..U-cuJd ...t-N/)L/.A.J.~ Wpa~./ met-a l~t, iJ7?IVl X WALK X BICYCLE. 2. What ~ea.1.0!Vl. o{ the !lean. wouLd !Iou u~e lIe.IZITIa17. 7>aw WINTCJ? SIJMCJ? ~ Sf>7?IN(j FALL ]. WouLd !IOU artd/ on. lIOUn. ~pou~e u~e HelllflaJl. Pa.n.k? ~' + J . .' J..' ONl BOTII J /Ua1ly~lJUW)UC tU) 4. WouLd !lOUn. ch.Udn.e.n. u~e lIe.IZITIa17. 'PaW '-flu:{ /l.U..10. YES 1'10- - - A(jES: /-) ~ - - J .- 5. Whi..ch. 0/ tAMe ame.n.i..ti..M wouLd be mo~t impon.tQJtt to !Iou? ('PLecue ruunben.) be.g,i.ruti..n<; wi..th / M mo~t impon.iartt. J (/lla!l Leave bLan.k i..{ no i..nten.MtJ BASCBALL nUiJ TEfiNIS COURT SV/INCiS) CLI/llBCJ?) SANlJBOX 'PI CIa C ARCA 'PICNIC SHUTCJ? 1I0f)SESIIOe 'PIT X-COIJNmy SKI TRAIL BAS/(eTBALL COURT III/(INCi / BI /(INCi / ~OCiCi INCi mAIL /llULTI -'PURfJOSE. OjJ{)/ FIUiJ (FootbalL, .a.occen., ki..te, etc. J . _ OTllfY. ('PLecue .a.peci../flJ 6. WouLd !IOu. u.a.e awalki..n<;/6Lhi..n<; e.n.tn.QJtce /n.om 7>i..pen. Ri.d<;e, Tn.aU? d (.0 ~ ~B~liIM~~~~~~~L_~~"~ ~ -,. . ~ jLdl-{.Ll~ ~l~" (..fLU.( ~ ()/ [I ~ 7. Becau.a.e /len.ma.n 'Pan.k wUL 6ea nei..<Jh.bon.hood pan.k) do flOU leeL onLfI a li..mi..ted numben. 01 can. pan.ki..n<; ~pace.a. .1Aould be avaUable? YES )( NO / Up to {i..ve .a.pace.a. Up to ten 4pace.a. X /llon.e (/lowmanfl?) 8. WouLd flOU LLhe to .a.ee a <;ate ~~tem at the entn.QJtce to Ilen.mQJt rpan.k? YES X NO 9. Would !Iou' LLhe to ~ee a {ence on. natun.aLball.(l.i..ell. all.ound a..I..l., on. pall.t 01/1 e/'JTIO.Il. 7> all.k? , YES X NO (11 aIVlWell.ed YES to thi.A,~ue.a.ti..onJ plea.a.e ex.pLai..nJ ' (I/ny othen. ~f[en.u o. 4Uf;teAt';M.,! P~erM~ LiAt on hach 0/ thiA palf ? ('Ii'}l/nV!~", 1If/IfJ{: Jia'v'fj ~ d.-C!vna.- J)((IlrxMcf tm- talC l/iJiJ'iIESS: 87 J) 8p.uJ Rite- ).Il/. - -"._.'~_.__._."-'-- --~-_._-------"------_.._..- ------- ~ \ ''tdL ~ i.~J .L, ><1J!L lfu' A~ /;bu ~ .p.tU>,-: G4U (rwJ. {J '" .jJr:uu.. ~0 of'. :jJC;Uz.o, hu /u:t.u.tL W --Lt~fnu:'1.(}~' 1'-- W^- WU~ !bwU D-M:Ut.of(tk cH ~ a::tIu-G' b:1:vz. arrlla:Jt A-Il?LL;;JdlL0 j1h-eJi.) 6-Ld !f'U-.. (!.hLr)-tLLU .-u ALj1Iau... A-J:-uL€.. -f "rv.fUd tJ..ct y1-ulu t-rV W ~/ /M1W,dd.t~, ~, ~ ClA-U-, ~ {kl.. r ~~,r l/t0c.1.~ rw!- ~W"'V- . (;J..i.. aO .~1411.-~ lIJt2.~i0 (JI}A/YrlJ.O tlu-i WULIJ Unv'".t,J;&d I/I'l- r:JoQi. .,it-1-\. ~ -(.U-,fl&"i .A..M->yJ"-' . a... ~ (lI.J ~~. tv A..O /.1) ~ tJJ tAfi1 ~}t~ -t-u'- ~.id ~ ~ tAd ~ to ~1U v~ elM ~lu.A-c)J .M/K.LutiUJ)j 0-1Y-t .A.'/yt-?~ ~ ~ aA..Q...v, cju4.J .../-tU.UA.-0 tM 64 --1-.'-<) /J2-0'>t.4j dN..~t ~ ,du<( ~ li t<J~ J ()X-J {url a,~~ -jl.u-pJ .dUv,-a.~ -t/u-o. (Ju{ ch {lUr:-ru.d: "'-"ldw;~'f 11. jJ --i--W Jll.y ~ aM.L .'.0 d ~ (/./ltl../.,\.tU-iM'~1 !~ .{/) (JU~U_/~1,j/''-'cg{l,.,/ /U..d..MA-~' ~cJ...iLJ a...., JlofA,y' ... dLt1y71 ~}L. tlifl HcL. '7 Ul.t ftl!-1cb, "-,,^,-LL elv;uVv t.(/.,.::JJ. fJG, U..Lt a;t"J.). /uF'u.., <V~ i <<.:dy _~-XX:..'f,"-,:'-V ?Lrdtfu (2/)'Y-t --'-yu-,"!'Ji.Ui.M 1 /1vC)UY, fj1.-<J Ui<'Ll(~.l .) L''.t",;( <L T' a-I ..,u Y '/,.d"wJ..5"'I, t!cUJ, u'-lw/u ~ m",-ju... Vu' j-FLA ,.LOL UO:A.tU1-, ley. /-L/~U:V a/l""~ 'Iv /1>1u-tIUJl.2 1Jv4 J.u;:tiR cnw iJ,-,/~:..dJl.Lty< (2i..~: I '1 0 ,c:L /nl~""';'d{) A-<4.~i"J W -tJ,;,tp tiuJ..-.~' l/.; C!t.Ul.}.; ~v.2A {i~ i(J-r.'t~, ~LtCrL.t"',{"''-e~ L-u-e.:t < ...ip,<e1o VJ--/v..1J-. -eN f2.u-p-J;Vcf uY-Lk u'<<! U't\<.t..J/ y, ?'-L'('-LG L-''''''td!.fI d ~LdL.J- -jU'u d.Lt <1/ tJ~ ~U~4.~J-("J. p~ ..-1.1~ c).;;; t.L ...t4'c/ Ii u'j...i!4..; i NJ..~jJ {C~()uLL C';v~<v~jJ /l~~ /11l0U--, tJlu-l.L b.: r.,f.J._;]'LJ.Y ILLtitL(i 61..~.c{. f~fij;J;t'tJ4<.J2~iJ-J ~ (I..~~"-"'iJf1-"~/ M~f.j, ~J CL~.J' r Q../ Ih'Li/)AJyf'{~'YLf}Llt!-i!.../J"{u'/tV'\ (2/Jyi! ,(J;z~YJ.1-V .....<.,&U~ -j-Jtl~. . PUNt} 1989 fr N[](iIlB07?IIOOD StlRVtY - 1ICJ?/tJr4N 'Pr4'P.K I. 11 the maw entttall.Ce to 1Ienma.n.. fJattk W 011 FottvLi r4ve., how wouLd ~ou aCCeM the pattk? d/; if ~ ..Jo be ~ . '. ilRIvt ,/' Wr4LK ~ BICYCLt . 2. What -1.eaAOrv.J. 01 the ~eatt wouLd !fou u-1.ellenma.n. fJattk? WINTCJ< / SU(rJ(r}CJ< /SrRINCi ---- FIILL /'" 3. WouLd ~ou and/ Ott ~OUtt -1.pOU-1.e U-1.e II elUTUJJ1. fJattk? OlVt / BOT II 4. WouLd ~OUtt ch.Udtten U-1.e 1Ienma.n. fJattkJ yes ../" NO I} ( ACies: Y I~ & /?- :L/~ NA(rJt: ADDResS: ~ 6. WouLd ~OU U-1.e a walkwg/6i.ki.n.g- entttWl.ce (ttom fJi..p~ett Ri..dg-e Ttt'?:U? ~ d- tJJjJJL +ha..tL yES K NO W J. ~ W~ d- ~ ~ /J..e.P ~OY) 7. BecCLlJ.-1.e 11ettman. fJattk wUL be a nei..g.h.botthood pattk, do~ou leeL onL~ a b~ Li..mi..ted nu.mbett 01 catt palLki.n.f} -1.pace-1. 4.h.ouLd be avaUa6Le? yes X NO w~.JN5t~,,-, p4h Up to Ii..ve -1.pace-1. Up to ten Jlpace-1. (rJoll.e (flow manfj?) 8. WouLd fjOU Li..ke to -1.ee a g-ate -1.!Jhtem at the entlLWl.ce to lIelLman fJalLk? yES X NO 9. WouLd fjOU Li..ke to -1.ee a lence OIL natulLaL f::z~tt~e,!:. a,!ou'l1d aLL,,':~-+E..attt . 01 flelLmWl. fJall.k? ~../NV(+ fu {.,l.I(....UK)"YVr~ ~F-J ~ yES X NO (11 aJ7A1.lJetted yES to thi.A Cf;ue-1.ti..on, pLecue expLai.n.) (Anfj othett commenu OIL -1.u9#..e-1.ti..orv.J., pLecue Li.At on back 01 thw pag-e) . K€uln -+--:LJ1 Vd-h 3 214d- Q~~~ (2:~ 5. Whi..ch. 01 the-1.e ameni..ti..e-1. wouLd 6e mO-1.t i..mpotttant to fjou? (fJLecue nu.mbelL, 6~i..nni.n.f} wi..th 1 a-1. mO-1.t i..mpotttant.) ((rJafl Leave 6Lank i..1 no i.n.telLe-1.t) BASfJJALL Fl aD TUVNIS COURT SWIA!(iS, CLI(rJBCJ<, SANDBOX 'PIO/lC ARtA fJIDVIC SflaTCJ< flO'RSESflOt fJIT X ~OU;lmy SKI mAlL g BASKtTBALL COURT IllKlNCi/BIKIlvCi/fjOCiCiINCi mAIL (r}ULTl-'PUR'POSt OPUI FlaD (Foot6aLL, -1.occell., ki..teJ etc.) OTflCJ< ('PLecue -1.peci..!Jj) . . ~i vrS+ 1J ill .J..~ JY'.&t wILd +~ f~ f-TJ b.e ~c'& -clLD euM. -.Aa3-lur- ~ L~ 6.~cJUwJ . \ -J. J-c, ~ I>-l ~ 'fJ-Q. ~ ~ ~ P'(IPA. flLkr - ~ uJ~ ~ ..QX~-+/V\..t) ON ~~ k.~ fu ~ ~o- t5L~~~~ A ctrr0- ~ ~ 0'I'-Q- ~ r.w. +!vi. p~'L. ~ ~ ~ _ L1- w ~ ~ f).e, ~ "-CJ..-nq;rcl~ <l-- ~ ~ o.--~ ~~ 601 U~'YY'-- ~()I.Ll ~ 8Q.... IpvV~ vJ.ll,tk .~ L ~ ~ v ,)J ~ uJ~ tiP utL Ct-. iL~o d-v '1~ l~ p..l(Y1'-'::J bLC1 (2uitjlb()Y~? . . NClCiHB07?HOOiJ 51JP.Vt.Y - HfJV!JAN 'M7?K flIiNE., 1989 ~ I. 1/ the. main entll.aJl.ce. to He.tunan f>all.k u all FOll.eAt Ave.. J how wouLd ~ou acc~>he. pall.k? iJ7?IVE. ^ WALK BICYCLE. . 2. What .a.ecuOlU 0/ the. ~eall. wouLd ~ou u.a.e. He.tunan f>all.k? WINTCJ? 5ti/f}frJCJ?X 57YRINfi FALL ]. WouLd ~ou aJl.dloll. ~OUIl. .a.pou.a.e. u.a.e. He.tunan f>all.k? ~ ONE. BOTH ". 4. WouLd ~OUIl. chi.l.dll.en u.a.e. He.tunan f>allk? "2 YCS MJ . AfiCS: ,~ 5. Whi..ch of theAe. ameni..ti..eA wouLd be. mo.a.t i..mpOll.taJl.t to ~ou? (f>Le.a.a.e. numbe.Il.J b~Lnnin~ wi..th 1 a4. mo.a.t i..mpOll.taJl.t.) ((r)a~ Leave. bLanh i..1 no inte.ll.eAt) BASljjALL Fl UD T&YNIS COIfRT SWINfiSJ CLI(r)BCJ?, 5ANiJBOX f>ICNIC ARLA f>ICNIC SHUTCJ? HORSCSHOE. f>IT X-COtiJlmy SKI TRAIL BASKE.TBALL COtiRT III K INfi IBI KI Nfi / 90fifi I Nfi mAIL (r){lLTI-f>tiR'?OSE. O'?&Y FlUD (Footbal.~ .a.occe.ll., ki..te., e.tc.). O/HtR (9Lecue. .a.pe.ci..{y.) \ ~ 6. iii auld lIoU Me. a wa.Lki.ng/ 6 ikf::'f en.t.ance. f.om 7' "PeA 71 Ldlfe. T Mi.ll YCS NO L NA/fJt : ADDRCSS: 7. Be.cau.a.e. He.1l.ma.n f>all.k wi.l.L be. a ne.i..~boll.hood pall.k, do ~ou fe.eL onL~ a li..mi..te.d numbe.1l. of call. pall.kin~ .a.paCeA .a.hould be. avai..Lable.? YCS NO :x tip to {i..ve. .a.paCeA tip to ten .a.paceA (r)01l.e. 0< (How maJl.~?) 8. Would ~ou lLke. to .a.e.e. a ~te. .a.~tem at the. entll.aJl.ce. to He.Il.maJl. f>all.k.'? YCS ~ NO 9. Would ~ou LLke. to .a.e.e. a fence. Oil. natull.al. ball.ll.i..e.1l. all.ound all Oil. pall.t 01 He.1l.ma.n f>all.k.'? YCS ~ NO ( II aJl.4.We.Il.e.d YCS to thu qUeAti..on, pLe.a.a.e. explain) (.~ /lnll otheA c""",en.u~ ""wutLoru, pLe<ue. LiAt on 6ack of thiA paIf"-) .~ \ "'- '- "~?::.. ~ ",,\ . ~\ G \ c.z ,,~~'- ~,,~ ~~ l.-~, . ) G x' 'S.-L-L"~' '\ \L- ~ '"'~"'\.;-..; ~ C; \.)..... . @ '"'' "" \-" ~ .{..... \ r.. 'j C <>-.:> \)J i '- '- \ '" "- '" <'- ~-\.. (J. () "\ s.... ~ Q C "- \S~ '\ ~ ~ \\L !-- '\ \.- ~\\- Co'~ ~ \ f ~ ~~ ~ " "U ~ --r..... -< 0 '\\\ ~ ~ ~~ ''l.... '-4:-"(1"."\ \<,t" i~ (____ "i:. I' ~"C L~'\J.. S'. {"1... tJ ~ ~ S~ ~ ~~ Q 1'-- ~<u"1- I S "L -..) L'V::-. '- ~ ~ ~.~ S ~ ~ ~ <L.C- L.. :> ~~) \'t c.. (1\7'" :>~ \1-.y i\~, \ ~ '\~~ \" \\ 0-0. 0 ~ "" ""LCo- ""- ) ~ J>....) C ~ <' ~ -:: ... '" ,,-, \ ";,. ~ 'lr- ~:, '- \ ...-- , ~ "" 1'\ <:. ~ " 5 -< I) S L~ ~-"'L '< ~ ~ -'l....."t-. ~ i. ~c.v ~<=L'\'\~~""'\ ~L~V.~~ \~"""""L ~ \-\.lJ'^~1:.t 0 ~\ ~ \~E. 'Q. ~ \ '\.) C) ~ ~ C- c:.. t:.. <:. ~ ~,...-U-4. \~ ~ ~ '", L.~ ") \' ~\-\ \" ~ 1t-'L "- '-!:.. ~0~~~~~~~~ \~.~~~~ @ \\... ~ ~ ~ '\' ~\ ~ ~~:.... '\ I" ~-""'tJ-j ~ \-.\. c... c... L ') '\ "L 5> \ '" G i\-'~ . . ~ ~~ c" " c~~ \.- ~~~ \.... <i....~ f) t...,.:. \' \) 1~ ~ ") ~,,~ 'i\... "t ~ \ '> " ~ N c.. ~ r, ", <' ~ ~ 10.. '\ <:. -:::- (', ,,', <:.....~<::\l ^ tt--. '-.... \- " - c 'i~ \<-- l..' ~", ,... J~ _ \ -V . \ <; .-... '\?- ~ ~........~ I C( ~ ',:L~ )~'R.~"'L~ \ ~\J I ~L ~)S c 0 )~'Lj -\,Q <:: 0 ~ ~~\')....\i\ '-\ /v[J~IIB07?IIOOiJ SllRVlJ - IIfPjrJA/v PARK fJIlNE., 1989 --;r /. II the mai..n entll.ance to lIelUTlOJl. Pall.k iA 011 FOll.eAt Ave.} how wouLd ~ou aCCeh4 the pall.k? iJRIVe. WALK X BICYCLe. " . ]. WouLd ~ou andl Oil. ~OUIl. /lpoutJ.e utJ.e lIelUTlOJl. Pall.k? 01Ve. BOTII 2. What tJ.eatJ.OnA 01 the ~eall. wouLd ~ou utJ.e lIeIUTIOJI. Pall.k? WIIVTf.J? SlJ{r;(rJf.J?L Sf>7U/V~ FALL No (7~& No ~ldnbvJ A~es : (bVt!rS L ) 4. WouLd ~OUIl. ch.Udll.en utJ.e lIeIUTIOJI. Pall.k? yes /VO 5. Whi..ch of theAe ameni..ti..eA wouLd be motJ.t i..mpoll.tant to ~ou? (PLeatJ.e numbell., b~Lnni..n~ wi..th / atJ. mO/lt i..mpoll.tant.J ((!Ja~ Leave bLank i..1 no i..ntell.eAtJ BAS[JJALL FI UiJ T&vIVIS COlJ'RT SWIIVr;S, CLI(!JBf.J?, SAlViJBOX 'PICIVIC A'R&l 'PICIVIC SIIUTf.J? lIO'PSesIlOe. 'PIT X-COlJJlmy SKI TRAIL BASKe.TBALL COU'RT II I K I 1Vr; IBI KI 1Vr; /fjOr;r;I 1Vr; mAIL (!JULTI -'PU'R'POSe. 0'P&v FIUiJ (FootbalL, tJ.OCCell., ki..t~ etc. J OTHCJ? ('PLeatJ.e tJ.peci..lfjJ . 6. WouLd ~ou utJ.e a waLki..n~/bi..ki..n~ entll.ance Ill.om 'Pi..pell. 'Ri..d~e Tll.aU? yes IVO X 7. BecautJ.e HeIUTIOJI. 'Pall.k wUL be a nei..~boll.hood pall.k, do ~ou feel onL~ a Li..mi..ted numbell. ol call. pall.ki..n~ tJ.paCeA .I1h.ouLd be avaUabLe? yes IVO lJp to Ii..ve /lpaCeA lJp to ten /lpaCeA (!Joll.e (How man~? J 8. WouLd ~ou Li..ke to tJ.ee a ~te tJ.~tJ.tem at the entll.ance to Heitman 'fall.k.'? yes IVO 9. WouLd ~ou Li..ke to /lee a fence Oil. natull.aL ball.ll.i..ell. all.ound alL Oil. pall.t 01 HelUTlOJl. Pall.k? yes IVO ( I I antJ.Well.ed yes to thiA CJueAti..on, pLeatJ.e expLai..nJ (An~ othell. commenu Oil. tJ.u9-9-eAti..OnA, pLeatJ.e LiAt on back 01 thiA pa~eJ /VA(!}[: m~ Led\J\ no- lliJiftlts5::;'Ylil =?I f"'-r ~;~ Ln tXUJ510( I inN 6566\ . :c eln VeAl+- ~ trLk ~ rt, ~~ er~ 4-D vutJ b& d&-- LJQ/GO~ ' 11~ (kvifi/ Svrv~s 0./) 0- L^,cvblhvt- fo( 0v CV14IL- Va.Xt,tWto 0f 471f'Js l \\ltJ..:Jl:"'(t oto~- Vl'e/::,ft i'\-~ J ~ o+h~ r- W I kL L t-JL., 11'Vt ~ h~ ! bUr "7 [,w vvleJ VW-r b & J t<shif;G-eJ / vIA\nn.sw Ct-siAKCA.- r7iDvvveX pct,rk frotJiJ.es (L cJ05b Cl ('~ ~ ~r r.2--L r ~'IT1I\/. rillY.- a Vl'll'l"V1;v~i1~S L'L'71 d .0'\/ +t"-C -hDY\7\ J~~ r:#- +kl'7 Jl~-r Colil,LQ'. bu culck..JL tf · rJ .. '!' I. ClV<Ol I va \i . fJtJlVe., 1989 ~ . NU~IIB{JRII()()lJ Stf/?VtY - IIlJ>MN PA7?K I. 11 the main udlta.fl.ce to Hen.ma.n. 'Pattk. iA 011 FotteA.t Ave., how wouLd ~ou acc~ the patth.? iJ7?IVe. WALK / BICYCLe. / 2. What 4.e.cuOM 01 the ~eatt wouLd ~ou U4.e Hen.ma.n. 'Pattk.? WINTCJ? StJ{rJfrjCJ?'; SfYAINq FALL ]. WouLd ~ou anti/ott ~outt 4.pOU4.e U4.e Hen.ma.n. 'Pattli~~. ') --J- O 1 n!"1 O~ ~m , \ 4. WouLd ~outt chi.Ldtte.n U4.e H~ 'Pattk? YCS IVO V AqCS: 5. Whi..ch 0/ theA.e ame.ni..ti..eA. wouLd be m04.t i..mPOtttan.t to ~ou? ('PLe.cue numbett, b~Lnni..n~ wi..th 1 a4. m04.t i..mpotttant.) (ftJa~ Leave bLank i..1 no intetteA.t) BASCBI/LL nUiJ T[/VNIS COtJ7?T ';./ SWIlVqS, CLIftJBCJ?, SI/NiJBOX 'PICIVIC l/7?eA 'PICNIC SHUTCJ? H07?SCSHOe 'PIT X-<:'OtJlll7?J SKI TRI/IL BI/SKeTBI/LL COtJ7?T I/" HIKIlVq/BIKINCi/fjOqqINq TRI/IL (l]tJLTI-'PtJ7?roSe O'P[/V nUiJ (FootbaL: J.1.occett, k.i..te, etc.). O/HtJ? ('PLe.cue J.1.peci../~) 6. WouLd ~ou UJ.1.e a waLk.i..n~/bi..kiny e.ntttance Ittom 'Pi..pett 7?i..d~e Tttai.L? YCS NO V 7. BecauJ.1.e Hen.ma.n. 'Pattk. wi.LL be a nei..~botthood pattk., do ~ou leeL onL~ a Li..mi..ted ru;rnbett 01 catt pattk.in~ J.1.paceA. J.1.houLd be avai.LabLe? YCS./ NO tJp to Ii..ve 4.paceA. / tJp to te.n 4.paceA. ftJotte (How man~?) 8. WouLd ~ou Li..ke to 4.ee a ~te 4.~tem at the e.ntttance to Heitman 'Pattk.? YCS / NO 9. WouLd ~ou Li..ke to J.1.ee a /e.nce Ott natuttaL baltlti..ett attound aLL ott pattt 01 Heitman 'Patth.? YCS V NO (1/ an4.Wetted YCS to thiA Cf;ueA.ti..on, pLe.cue expLain) (IInV othe. conmenu o. 4U9ffeAtLOM., pLea.o.e Lut on back of thu P"9-eJ . NAft1C: E ~..J~ I J}~71 f Jf)~ MiJ7IESS: J 7 L";( f r !?~ ~. ~ cR ~~ clJ -u~ ~~ ~ ~ ~c~ ~J) ct~7f ~ Ok'LA , ~ ~ ~WJ2.uw - PJU-'3~~ *-L- ~~ C'o~ II~~" ~~~ ~ ~~/~,~~) ~ Q JVY\+ C~ f[<N ~. ~~ , &w, . h,"* ~ p&>1cO c;j",~~; ~~ Jv\OSrS) +- cY ~.JJ ~6~ l:;~ ~ 0. q;UC<../-r ,../j,'L-~--e/lI --J d~ ,\ n ,,0 () .(YV.;rV ~ . d ~ ~Lt... t<- _<J-C.Q ~ i\,,",--A ~ ~ . "~ (" ~V<-/f tJ.c-J. ~./V)'\A~-;f u. . ~ ccJ\.L.<"-- VI iYT ~ L~,-,- v\..A-^- ~ CvV\. ~ ~~ LN-0rJ2S. . NU~IIB07?IIOOD Stli?Vl.Y - IICJVfJAN 'PARK flllNt, 1989 ~ /. I I the. mai.n en.tltance. to He.MIa.fI. 7'altk u 011 FolteAt Ave.., how wouLd ~ou acc~ the. pa~~ DRIVE. . V/ALK /" BICYCLE. ~ 2. What .4e.M.OM 01 the. ~ealt wouLd ~ou U.4e. lIe.MIa.fI. 7'althJ WINT[7? StJ{r;f1][7? SfYRINfi ~ FALL ~ ]. WouLd ~ou and/Olt ~OUIt .4pOU.4e. U.4e. He.1IJTIafI. 7'althJ ONE. BOTH 4. WouLd ~OUIt chUdlten. U.4e. H~ 7'aJthJ YCS NO l/ AfiCS: 5. Whi...ch 01 theAe. amen.i...ti...eA wouLd be. mO.4t i...mpolttant to ~ou? (7'Le.M.e. numbe.It, b~Lnni.n~ wi...th / a.4 mO.4t i...mpolttant.J ((/Ja~ Leave. bLank i...1 no i.nte.lteAtJ BASCJJALL FlaiJ Tl/VNIS COtfRT SWINCiS, CLI(/JBC7?, SANiJBOX 7'ICNIC AReA 7'ICNIC SHaTC7? HOOCSHOE. 7'IT X-COti~/T7?Y SKI T7?AIL BASKE.TBALL COtiRT HIKINfi/BIKINfi/POfifiINfi T7?AIL (/JtiL 71 -7'tiR7'OSE. 07'l/V Flm (FootbalL, .40CCe.lt, ki...te., e.tc. J. 'I OTHC7? (7'Le.M.e. .4pe.ci...lflJ ~rrs \~_ rJ ~ ~ ~ .~<-ic... 6. WouLd ~ou U.4e. a waLki.n~/bi...ki.n~ en.tltance. lit om 7'i...pe.1t Ri...d~e. TltaU? YCS ,/ NO -- 7. Be.cau.4e. He.MIa.fI. 7'altk wUL be. a ne.i...~bolthood paltk, do ~ou le.eL onL~ a Li...mi...te.d numbe.lt 01 calt paltki.n~ .4paCeA MzouLd be. avaUabLe.? YCS V NO tip to Ii...ve. .4paCeA tJp to ten. .4paCeA (/JOIte. (How man~? J NON E 8. WouLd ~ou Li...ke. to .4e.e. a ~te. .4~ at the. en.tltance. to He.ltman 7'a~~ YCS NO v' 9. WouLd ~ou Li...ke. to .4e.e. a Ien.ce. Olt natultaL baltlti...e.1t altound all Olt paltt 01 He.1tman 7'althJ YCS NO ~ ( I I an.4We.lte.d YCS to thu rtueAti...on, pLe.M.e. expLai.nJ (An~ othe..1t COlTUTlen.U Olt .4UWeAti...oM, pLe.M.e. Lut on back 01 thu pa~e.J . NtI/IE.: ~O--\I[~\ ~ ~ 1\Q~ AiJiJRCSS: ~ l q) P..L~ fu~. 0 LrJ. '-~T ~^-~ \jJ\ CVL.--~ ? ~~~ 1"'0 s.~ N~ "t---\.PR-C--J~~~ "-- ~ f\-\ -n..~ <.;.. ---n. ~ ~ ,_ ~--=t<-~ ~~~ ~ CJ~ G \-\- .t='J1L..-~\~ ~ ,,~~~A 4: ~\ A\~ No-r \J\lLAL-L..~ -, C-l ~\..(L ~L-t-~~ I BX-~~~ -l- ~o'-~. ~ ~NC -....I--J ~-..,;-;-~ R~'- -c::::..t:. ~ C\, ~~\,\... ,.=s~ K~\.~~ \S0'\'" -t-'\ '-\ ~ '-L. ::> y...J ~ ~ G ~ ~~-...) 6t-;- ---r\-\1 > "J c: ,-, ~ . . . NU~IIB07?IIOO/J SIfRVtJ - II[J>JrjAN 'PA7?K fJliNc., 1989 * I. I I the main entltance to lIeJtlfI/JJL 'Paltk. iA 011 Foltellt Ave. J how wouLd . !Iou acceJ1,1 the paltkl / /J7?IVe. WALK BICYCLe. 2. What -1.EUUO~ 01 the !lealt wol!i-d !Iou U-1.e 1Ie.Jl/T/an y.ltkl WI/VTeR a../' SOMeR V S7Yi?I/Vq f..,/ FALL ~ ]. WouLd !Iou and/Olt !lOUIt -1.pou-1.e ~ lIelU7l.aJ1. Paltkl O/Ve. BOTII c../' 4. WouLd !lOUIt chi..Ldlten U-1.e 1Ie.Jl/T/an/altk.? YCS IVO t./' AqCS: 5. Whi..ch. of tAeIle ameni..ti..eIl wouLd De mO-1.t i..mpolttant to !Iou? (PLEUUe num6eltJ D~Lnni..n~ wi..th 1 a-1. mO-1.t i..mpolttant.J ((IJa!l Leave 6La.n.h i..1 no i..ntettelltJ BASal/LL FIUlJ T&v/VIS COO7?T SWI/VqS, CLI(lJBeR, Sl/lVlJBOX pIC/VIC A7?CA -- PIC/VIC SIIUTeR 1I0000CS1I0[ PIT X-COU!lmy SKI mAIL m BASKe.TBALL COU7?T - IIIKI/VQ/BIKI/Vq/fjOqqI/Vq mAIL \ ':t (IJOL7I -7>U7?7>OS[ 07>&v FIUlJ (FootDaL~ -1.occelt, ki..te, etc. J. ~ 011!CJ? (7)LEUUe -1.peci..f!lJ ~ n<a;1 U (0 0 b SR " V t).l)o.,l ~ 6. WouLd !Iou U-1.e a wal..ki..n~/ 6 i..ki..n~ e.ntn.ance Iltom Pi..pelt 7? i..d~e Tltai..L? YCS /VO ~ NMe.: AlJlJ7?CSS: 7. Becau-1.e lIelU7l.aJ1. Paltk wi..LL 6e a nei..~60Ithood paltk, do !Iou feel oni!l a Li..mi..ted num~ of calt paltki..n~ -1.paCell -1.AouLd De avaUa6Le? YCS (./' /vo N C)AJ.12-/~ Op to fi..ve -1.pacell Op to ten -1.pacell ~ V (lIow man!l? J 8. WouLd !Iou iJ-ke to -1.ee a ~te -1.!J-1.tem at the entltance to lIeltman Paltk.? YCS ~ /VO 9. WouLd !Iou Li..ke to -1.ee a fence Olt natultaL 6altlti..elt altound aLL Olt paltt 0111 elU7l.aJ1. 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J d rf6r Ie::' i J f/ /u d u- -rt,".A./ + Cc..nV,A--r s;';-rU",""j-'CA - 0...t )'Jc7Rd c..c ~ -;I ....e Y I".., c f', r ~ ,,' i/ t: / b vf qj7i ~ A..S ~. ~ SrCy~ . & 5 to ~c;/,) T (;;J!p Lf7o-c; crz7 . 6 ~ . . \, Van Doren Hazard Stallings Architects. Engineers. Planners "E"ORANDU" TO: Park and Recreation Commission FROM: Mark Koegler ~ DATE: June 21, 1989 SUBJECT: Curry Farms Park The City has received recent inqu1r1es regarding the proposed off- street parking lot at Curry Farms Park. Specifically, it has been suggested by residents in the area that a parking configuration be . utilized that provides parking adjacent to the street but not in a separate lot. The approved master plan for this park identifies a six car off-street parking lot. A parking configuration adjacent to the street could be either parallel to the street or perpendicular. Since Curry Farms Park has approximately 185 feet of frontage on Stratton Court, a parallel configuration would result in parking along the entire park frontage. This alternative is not recommended because it would complicate pedestrian entrance to the park and would diminish the open space qualities of the area. The second alternative is to place parking perpendicular to the street. This option would result in the same width of parking now shown on the plan but less depth since the normal aisle area would be accommodated within the street. This alternative has the disadvantage of requiring vehicles to back directly into the street when exiting the park. Although this is not a major concern in a residential area, it is not normally used when other alternatives exist since it is a higher risk situation than a separate driveway entrance to an off-street lot. The off-street parking lot that is shown on the master plan has not changed location since the developer's initial site plan package was prepared. The plans were .approved prior to any home . construction in the area. The off-street lot as gener.ally shown on the park master plan represents the safest possible alternative. Based on that fact and the amount of open space surrounding the lot which will allow buffer landscaping, it is not recommended that the parking lot location or form be changed. 3030 Harbor Lane North Bldg.II, Suite 104 Minneapolis, MN. 55447-2175 812/553-1950 . . . Curry Farms Memorandum June 21, 1989 Page 2 The layout of the off-street parking lot on the approved master plan remains as a concept at this time. When construction plans for the facility are eventually prepared, the City can work with the adjacent property owners to prepare a final layout and planting plan for the area. -~---- -- 180-- ~ r, . . " I> ., '..' ... ' . .' -'. . ~ c ., .". , .. . . ~ , ,..'" .... - ,. ,. .;. ~ . ......... -- -- --- --- - ----- ---- - - ----- ---- --- - -- ------ - - ----- - 990-- " I -~--~~\ 1 ) /jJ) /-// / I ,/ / _../ ..-/ "..J " '" " ST~ATTON lCOURT ) L-. L--. '-, \. " " ~ ~--" " ~ '\ ) / - L" \ \ -- ,--J \ /) c-...., . . . 7 ~ Van Doren Hazard Stallings Architects. Engineefs- Planners MEMORANDUM TO: Park and Recreation Commission and Staff FROM: Mark Koegler ~ DATE: June 21,1989 SUBJECT: Carver Beach Park Enclosed, please find a draft copy of a concept plan for Carver Beach Park. The plan identifies existing facilities and adds new features along the north end. Due to the depth and topography of the site, recreational development opportunities are extremely limited. The plan does not identify additional improvements at the south end of the park. A landscaped, four car parking lot was recently installed in this area. At the north end of the park, minimal improvements of the small beach area are proposed. The improvements consist of the installation of bollards to separate the street from the park and a retaining wall to expand the usable area of the beach by reducing the slope in the area. The plan also calls for a 6 foot wide trail connecting the north and south ends of the park and eventually becoming a segment of Chanhassen's overall trail system. At the north end of the park, the City may want to also consider the installation of canoe racks which could be used by Chanhassen residents. The installation of racks may eliminate the beaching of boats along the park frontage that is now occurring. 3030 Harbor Lane North Bldg.II, Suite 104 Minneapolis, MN. 55447-217 5 612/553-1950 l t/ f f ~ . / d ~I ~t 1111 . . t f I f Ifl DorEn Hazard Stallings architects engineers P'.""~ CARVER BEACH PARK CONCEPT PLAN City of Chanhassen, Minnesota . . . 9 . CITY OF CIIIIIBBII . SOUTH CHANHASSEN PARK SITE ~TERNATE .LOCATION STUDY June, 1989 COJ VanDoren · Hazard · stallings, Inc. Architects · Engineers · Planners 3030 Harbor Lane North. Minneapolis. Minnesota . 1 . SOUTH CHANHASSEN PARK SITE ALTERNATE LOCATION STUDY PURPOSE This study is being conducted to review alternate locations for a new community park in the southern section of the City of Chanhassen. In 1988, Chanhassen's voters approved a bond issue that included provisions for the acquisition of park land in the southern portion of the community. A maximum amount of $300,000 was approved for land acquisition efforts. In the context of this report, southern Chanhassen is defined as any area of the community south of Lyman Boulevard. Within this area, a significant amount of residential growth has occurred over the past ten years. This growth, coupled with tremendous growth in the northern section of the city has over loaded Lake Ann Park which is the only community park in Chanhassen I s current park system. To remedy this situation, a decision was made to acquire a southern' park that would accommodate active recreational . activities. OBJECTIVES In August of 1988, the Chanhassen Park and Recreation Commission establ ished a series of objectives for the new southern park. Among these objectives were items that were considered "musts" and items that were considered "wants". Of the 12 objectives, the first three were considered mandatory and the last 9 were considered desirable. The objectives were as follows: 1. At least 50 acres in size 2. Land costs under $300,000 3. South of Lyman Boulevard 4. Centrally located 5. Located near the Bluff Creek Trail 6. Includes natural area 7. Near major roads 8. Buffer to TH 212 9. Available within 2 years 10. Accommodates horse trails 11. Land topography conducive for active facilities, i.e. 4 ball diamonds, 2 soccer fields, tennis, etc. 12. 100 acres in size This set of criteria will be applied to all parcels to provide an . objective overview of potential park sites. 2 . .neer P k (Chaska) *7 Proposed TH 212 .. r -~.. \ LAKE c 4\ i, (no scale) . Alternate Park Locations Exhibit 1 3 ALTERNATIVES . Four sites as shown on Exhibit 1 were identified as being potential future park locations in southern Chanhassen. They were selected for further consideration based upon their general location and availability. Each is reviewed in detail as follows: SITE A Size: 40+ Acres - Site Description: Site A lies immediately south of Lyman Boulevard, south of the intersection of Lyman and CSAH 17. Rural residential development 1 ies north of the site, a single family residence abuts the property on the west and agricultural land lies to the east and south of the property. The property is roll ing and generally slopes from northwest to southeast (Exhibit 2). A wooded area exists in the northeast corner of the parcel and a drainageway bisects the lower 1/5th of the property. An elevation differential . of approximately 50 feet occurs across the site. Park Usage: The site has the ability to accommodate the required active facilities, however, grading costs are expected to be high. Since the property is almost completely cultivated, it is unsuitable for natural areas. Present Ownership: Lyle W. Franke $260,000 ($6,OOO/acre) Approximate Cost: Other Factors: 1. Since the property owner does not own any abutting parcels, it is assumed that the property can not be divided and a purchase for park purposes would have to involve the entire parcel. 2. Land either to the south or east could be acquired at a later date to expand the park if needed.. . . . . 4 ..... ~ x c( en o Lyman Blvd. I o I I I I I I :......-.... ...#..... .'......,. I........... -. ~. '.. . . I '.. - ". I .."" ..."," ~......."....... ..".,. ". ,...,'""'" .. ...,,, . ~ , , " . , , , ' .." .' , " , , ,',' . I , , ...'- .. .. "" .. .. , , , .' .." .' ..... ..:.." .. , , ...........1 - - - ,.- . (no scale) , . -- - - Approx. Size: 40 Acres north ~ Site A Exhibit 2 5 SITE B . Size: 35+ Acres Site Description: Site B lies east of TH 101 and north of Kiowa Trail. The eastern boundary of the parcel abuts an existing residential area including an existing 3 acre neighborhood park. The south and west sides of the parcel abut TH 101 and the north side borders existing residences and agricultural fields. As portrayed on Exhibit 3, the site generally slopes from the southwest to the northeast. Thirty feet of elevation differential occurs across the property and another 30 feet across the existing neighborhood park. The site has the ability to accommodate the required active facil ities with a moderate amount of grading. The majority of the site has been used in the past for agricultural crops. The extreme southern end of the site contains mature tree cover including the area containing an existing house and out buildings. It may be possible to utilize some of the existing buildings for either passive recreation or equipment storage. . Park Usage: Present Ownership: Approximate Cost: Other Factors: Arthur Bandimere (Estate) $220,000 ($6,285/acre) 1. Site B contains a section of pipe line owned by Williams Pipe Line Company. The line bisects the property from northwest to southeast. The location of the line is not expected to impact recreational development of the site providing that additional fill can be placed on top of the pipe line easement. 2. In the future, it may be possible to acquire an additional 40 acres to the north of this site. . 6 . . - - I \ I \ \ \ \\\ I ~ _..=_-- Lake Riley f-.. _u .... \ I- : .-.. \ ..-.. .g X'f-- ~ ---- \ .., ..-..-.. (no 8cale) . Approx. Size: 35 Acres north ~ Site B Exhibit 3 SITE C Size: 80+ Acres . Site Description: Site C lies in the western portion of Chanhassen north of Pioneer Trail. The site is considered to be 80 acres in size although the land owner also has an additional 40 acres east of the parcel. The property is bordered on all sides by agricultural or vacant wooded land. The site has a high point in the center and drops toward both the north and south sides (Exhibit 4). An elevation differential of approximately 90 feet occurs over the parcel from the central portion of the site to the northeast corner where Bluff Creek bisects the property. The central portion of the site has the abil ity to accommodate the active facil ity requirements. It may also be possible to locate additional active facilities in the northern portion Df the site with a grade transition of 40 - 50 feet between the two areas. . Park Usage: The northeast corner of the property along Bluff Creek is an appropriate location for a natural area. AdditionallYt a wooded area exists in the extreme southeast corner of the property. Present Ownership: Sever Peterson Approximate Cost: Other Factors: $520tOOO ($6500/acre) 1. Pioneer Trail splits the site along the south side of the property. Approximately 68 acres lies north of the road and 12 acres lies to the south. The property to the south is not needed for park purposes. 2. The owner of the property has indicated a willingness to divide the par c e 1 .p r 0 v i din g t hat a c c e s sib i 1 i t Y to any non-park property is maintained. . . . . . -~ I ....J (no scale) . north ~ Approx. Size: 80 Acres 8 Site C Exhibit 4 9 3. When TH 212 is constructed in the future, the road will bisect the 40 acre . parcel immediately east of Site C. This will result in the new park lying north of the new freeway. 4. At the present time, the City of Chaska is in the process of developing Pioneer Park which lies approximately 2000 feet west of this site. Pioneer Park will contain active recreational facilities such as baseball, softball, tennis and soccer. (Exhibit 1) SITE 0 Size: 109+ Acres Site Description: Site D abuts Chanhassen's western border. Pioneer Trail is adjacent to the eastern and northern boundaries of the parcel and Bluff Creek Drive runs along the south side of the site. A single family residential structure exists along the extreme southern boundary and Bluff Creek Golf Course lies immediately to the east. The northeastern half of the site contains . heavily wooded, deep ravine areas along Bluff Creek (Exhibit 5). In some areas, the site contains virtual cliffs with 50 foot drops. Slopes in these areas exceed 80%. Park Usage: The southwestern half of the site contains cultivated field areas appropriate for accommodating active recreational facilities. Access to potential active areas is available off of Bluff Creek Drive. Due to the topographic variation of Site D and the existence of heavily wooded areas, the site has excellent potential as a nature area. Present Ownership: Bluff Creek Investment Co. Approximate Cost: Other Factors: $550,000 ($5045/acre) 1. The proposed al ignment of TH 212 which is presently being officially mapped bisects Site D. The alignment of the main . 10 . . r . . . I I \ 1 __" ~ t ., ........... s,.-.\ ~ ......, .../ " ", \/ ',./" ,/ .' t:.. / I" . : './ \ \ \ ~ -. ----. -.- - .-.-.. ....-... (no scale) . Approx. Size: 109 Acres north ~ Site 0 Exhibit 5 11 traveled lanes along with necessary frontage road construction is expected to render the western portion of this site . unusable. The land not directly impacted by TH 212 construction totals approximately 50 acres. This area contains approximately 22 acres of cultivated land which could be developed for active facilities and 28 acres of wooded, ravine areas which could serve passive, more nature oriented interests. 2. At the present time, willingness to divide the unknown. the owner I s property is 3. Pioneer Park in Chaska is located less than 1500 feet from Site D. ALTERNATIVES ANALYSIS Each of the identified alternatives has the potential to serve as a southern community park for the City of Chanhassen. In order to evaluate each of the sites, the objectives identified by the Park and Recreation Commission were applied and other relevant data was considered. Exhibit 6 contains a chart depicting a comparison of . each of the sites utilizing the identified objectives. Each objective for each site was ranked utilizing three possible findings: 1) conforming to project objectives, 2) partially fulfilling project objectives and 3) non-conformance with project objectives. The results of the comparison were that each of the sites were ranked approximately evenly. As a result, other relevant data was used to select a preferred alternative. The eventual construction of TH 212 will have a significant impact on the City of Chanhassen and will, to some degree, redefine the boundary between the northern section of the city and the southern portion of the community. The roadway will impose a significant physical barrier with grade separated interchanges at existing TH 101 and possibly at the southerly extension of CSAH 17. Because crossing points will be very limited, it is important that the new southern park be not only south of Lyman Boulevard but also south of new TH 212. Of the four alternatives, Sites A and C lie on the north side of the TH 212 corridor. Therefore, they were eliminated from further consideration because of their location. Another important factor is location. One of the original objectives was to establ ish a southern park that was centrally located. Although none of the sites lie precisely in the central portion of southern Chanhassen, Site D is on the extreme western . 12 . Comparison of Alternatives <C m 0 c Q) Q) Q) Q) .... .... .... ... -- -- -- -- OBJECTIVES en en en U) 50 Acres ~ ~ . . < $300,000 . . ~ ~ South of Lyman . . . . Centrally Located ~ ~ 0 0 Near Bluff Creek Trail ~ ~ . . Incl. Natural Area 0 0 ~ . Near Major Roads . . . . 212 Buffer . 0 0 . A vail. w lin 2 Years . . . . Horse Trails ~ ~ ~ . T opo for Active . . ~ ~ 100 Ac.in Size 0 ~ . 0 . . Key: . Conforming to Project Objectives ~ Partially Fulfilling Project Objectives Exhibit 6 0 Non-conformance with Project Objectives border. Site 0 also lies within one quarter of a mile of a new park being developed in Chaska which will have many of the same facilities that will be found in Chanhassen's new park. A duplication of facilities in such close proximitYt regardless of . warranted demandt does not seem to be in the best interests of either Chanhassen or Chaska. Thereforet Site 0 was removed from further consideration. With the elimination of Sites At C and 0 from further considerationt Site B remains as the preferred alternative. Site B is not without potential problemst however. The full impact of the Williams Pipe Line and its affect on development is unknown at this time. It is recommended that the City of Chanhassen proceed to acquire Site B while concurrently reviewing development constraints with officials from Williams Pipe Line Company. If it is found that the pipe alignment precludes reasonable use of the property for active facil itiest it is suggested that the City pursue acquisition of the eastern portion of Site O. One of the desired objectives was an eventual size of up to 100 acres. Land lying north of recommended Site B may be able to be acquired in the future for park expansion. If future expansion is desiredt the City's comprehensive plan should be modified to show an expansion area north of the existing property line. The acquisition of Site B will not provide any additional natural areas for the southern section of Chanhassen. Site 0 contains areas that are inherently suitable for preservation in their existing form. As the official alignment of new TH 212 becomes . finalizedt the City may want to consider purchasing remnant portions of Site 0 that are separated by 212 and it's frontage roads for preservation as natural areas. These could exist as separate passive parks as part of Chanhassen's overall system. .