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6 City Center Park and Bandimere Park Master Plans CITY OF CHAN HAS SEN (; -- r MEMORANDUM TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager :f( Todd Hoffman, Park & Recreation Director CityCenterDrille,POBox147 FROM: !'anhassen, Minnesota 55317 DATE: Phone 612.937.1900 c;enerlll Fax 612.937.5739 gineering Fax 612.937.9152" blic Safe~y Fax 612.934.2524 'eb lL'1l'lU. ci.chanhassen.IIllI.us February 4, 1998 SUBJ: City Center Park and Bandimere Park Master Plans and Project Budget Review; Authorization to Complete Construction Documents Package I am pleased to present to you the recommended park master plans for City Center Park and Bandimere Park. This moment is made possible through the work of hundreds of community stakeholders over an eight year period. In the fall of 1989, Chanhassen voters approved the acquisition of the land now known as Bandimere Park. This past June, voters showed their support of these projects again by supporting the bond referendum that will be responsible for their development. I am extremely proud of each community member and volunteer who played a part in this longstanding community effort to build and enhance community parks. The time has come to cash in on the fruits of their labor. This report is separated into two sections. The first section deals specifically with the task at hand--approving the park master plans. The second section is provided as background information detailing the work that was completed enabling us to reach this point in time. I look forward to presenting this information to the city council next Monday evening. RECOMMENDATION On January 27, 1998, the Park & Recreation Commission made the following recommendation: Commissioner Manders moved, seconded by Howe, to approve the proposed Park Master Plans for City Center Park and Bandimere Park as presented. All commissioners voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously. ATTACHMENTS Section 1: Recommended Master Plan Documents Section 2: Background information including Stakeholder Correspondence and Billings to Date c: Park & Recreation Commission Jeff Schoenbauer, Brauer & Associates Helen Merchant, Chanhassen Elementary School Principal g: \park\referen\mas (erpl ans.cc.doc , City ofChillzhassl'll. A gr01l'ing cOllmlllni~J' ll'ith clfllillakes, qualit)' schools, a chlll7l/ilfg douOIItoU'I/, thri/lizzg businesses, ilIzd beautiful parks. A grcllI pl,I((' to Iii 'e. ll'Ork. and pili I, Recommended Master Plan Documents Preliminary Master Plan Statement Date: 2(3;98 To: Chanhassen City Council Chanhassen City Staff Project: 97-42 Bandimere Community Park / City Center Park Bandimere and City Center Parks Preliminary Master Plan Statement - Addendum Prepared By: Jeff Schoenbauer, Brauer & Associates, Ltd. Project Status This addendum updates the Preliminary Master Plan Statement dated 1/20;98 as previously submitted to the City Council and Parks Commission (attached). The forthcoming comments relate to issues raised during the brief discussion with the City Council on January 26th and the Parks Commission the following evening. Also note that the evaluation of the technical aspects and regulatory concerns associated with the development of each park continues and will proceed in concert with plan refinements. Master Plan Discussion The following tables consider issues raised during the two meetings. Issue City Center Park Preliminary Master Plan Discussion Realignment of north end ballfields Adjacent neighbor requested that the infield of the second ballfield from the north be reversed to avoid having foulline and infield directly adjacent to his property. The master plan reflects this change. Note that the orientation of this field is not as optimal as the original position in that the setting sun becomes an issue if the field is used in the evening. Reversing the infield location of the third field from the north was also considered. However, reorientation of this field increases the extent of grading and negatively impacts orientation. This option will be discussed during the meeting for clarity and comment. School District discussions Soccer field sizes To ensure that the park meets the needs of all partners, a meeting was held with School District staff to gain a more complete understanding of their park needs and concerns. For the most part, their facility needs are in sync with the overall plan and will be considered in greater detail as the design process moves forward. A youth soccer association representative requested that the two independent 40 x 80 yard soccer fields be enlarged to 50 x 90 yards. The master plan was reviewed to determine the feasibility of this suggestion. The plan was revised as shown to accommodate one 50 x 90 yard field that does not overlap the youth ballfield. It does, however, overlap another independent soccer field. Brauer & Associates, Ltd. -- File C:\docs\97\97-42chan\premp2.ltr.wpd Preliminary Master Plan Statement Project: 97-42 Bandimere Community Park / City Center Park Surfacing for hockey rinks and summer skate park /hardcourt The surfacing of this multi-season use area is proposed to be asphalt with color striping. In the summer the space would be multi-functional, and could be used for a skate park (see attached), in-line skating, or hardcourt area. Tree planting along promenade Informal family-type spaces The trees shown along the promenade were relocated to the east side of the walk rather than the west. This allows for more run-out space for the soccer field. Incorporating informal spaces for sitting, strolling, lunch break, etc in the park was brought up during discussions and will be incorporated into the plan as it is refined. This will also be discussed more during the meeting for clarity. Item Bandimere Park Preliminary Master Plan Discussion Balance of amenities Additional sports amenities Neighborhood trail connection Highway 101 issue A key point of discussion was achieving an overall balance within the park between athletic facilities and community/neighborhood park amenities. General consensus was that the plan achieves that goal - especially in light of the inherent site constraints. To enhance the extent of recreational opportunities available in the park, a few facilities were added, including: a hardcourt play area near the play equipment, a basketball court in lieu of one tennis court, and a sand volleyball court. Also, a picnic shelter/rest-stop was added on the south end adjacent to the community trail. Note that another trail connection between the neighborhood park and the community park is shown on the plan at the request of the neighborhood. Note, however, that the grades/slopes in this area may make this difficult to achieve. With certainty, providing safe access from Hwy. 101 is of paramount concern. From a park design perspective, the current location is optimal in that it is located away from the neighborhoods and it efficiently services the access needs of the park. Note, however, that discussions with highway engineers at the State, County, and City level may dictate revisions to this plan. Project Budget Also attached is the Preliminary Master Plan Cost Analysis Statement as discussed during the January 27th Parks Commission meeting. Note that in each case the potential project costs are in excess of the project budget Clearly, priorities will have to be set as the design for each park and subsequent costing information becomes more defined. Brauer & Associates, Ltd. -- File C:\docs\9l\97 -42chan\premp2.ltr.wpd 2 / I t ~ ~ ~ IJ "- ~ ~ 't ~ ~ v ~ \J . oJ) i ~ v tE ~ J ~ -Q. ~ III ~ V ~ \l \) ) .>,1 ~ :\f?, . ~ I ~ I ~ ~ ~ \\' Preliminary Master Plan Statement Project: 97-42 Bandimere Community Park / City Center Park Date:~ Bandimere and City Center Parks Preliminary Master Plan Statement To: Chanhassen City Council Chanhassen Parks Commission Chanhassen City Staff Prepared By: Jeff Schoenbauer, Brauer & Associates, Ltd. Project Status The design process for Bandimere and City Center parks is progressing in accordance with the established schedule. To date, two public meetings have been held: The first meeting was held on November 18th to discuss and compile a list of program items and ideas and discuss site related design issues. A second public meeting was held on January 13th with the Park and Recreation Commission to review concept plans for each park. The attached preliminary master plan for each park evolved from the outcome of those two meetings. These plans are scheduled to be publically reviewed on January 27h with the Park and Recreation Commission. Revisions to the master plans will be made as appropriate based on public comment and feedback from the Parks and Recreation Commission. A final presentation is currently scheduled for February 9th with the City Council. Evaluation of the technical aspects and regulatory concerns associated with the development of each park is also underway and will proceed in concert with plan refinements. Master Plan Discussion The following tables provide written statements that coincide with the master plans for each park. These statements provide a more in-depth overview of some of the design ideas being considered, as well as provide additional background information about specific concerns where warranted. City Center Park Preliminary Master Plan Item Discussion Overall Context of Master Plan Plan focuses on creating a civic campus atmosphere by using various architectural features, visual cues, walkway layouts and landscaping to tie City Hall, the school, fire station, and neighborhoods into a cohesive and appealing community park Youth Athletic Facilities The plan provides four ballfields with infields and backstops. Two 40x80 yard soccer fields are provided, with additional soccer field overlays available as shown on the plan. Note that the local youth baseball association has a strong desire for an additional ballfield at this site, which could be accommodated if the two designated soccer fields were eliminated. However, this approach would eliminate all of the designated soccer fields from the plan. Brauer & Associates, Ltd. -- File C:\docs\97\97 -42chan\premp.ltr.wpd Preliminary Master Plan Statement Children's Play Area Hockey Rinks and Summer Skate Park Parking lots and realigned roadway Park Trails and Paths Aesthetics and Landscaping Tennis Courts Warming House Project: 97-42 Bandimere Community Park I City Center Park The play areas (play equipment) and hardcourt areas have been consolidated near the school to: accommodate school district/community children's outdoor program space; maximize opportunity to monitor all activities; minimize conflict between children's play areas and roadways/parking lots; maximize efficient use of limited space within the park. Note that the final shape and design character of the play areas will be based on more detailed evaluation of existing features and specific types of game surfaces needed - ranging from hopscotch and four-square to basketball- by the school district and community. The hockey rinks and surrounding area will be completely redesigned to accommodate year-round use, including the removal of some of the berming to improve access, site lines, aesthetics, and drainage. Hardsurfacing will also be added to the rink area to accommodate in-line skating and a skate park. Consideration is being given to removable hockey boards to allow for a wider range of summer uses and configurations. Additional parking will be provided on the north side of the school by expanding the existing parking lot to the north. The play areas and equipment that already exist or are planned for this area will be relocated within the park. This allows for additional parking to be provided on the periphery of the park rather than taking up valuable internal space. The plan also shows the realignment of the parking lot and drive on the north side of City Hall as a design option. This serves a couple of purposes: · It allows for more direct access from Kerber to the parking lots near the school, which is important if parking pressures along Kerber are to be reduced. · It creates an edge to the park, which opens up new sight lines and provides more pedestrian access points. Note that the plan provides about 40 to 50 new parking spaces, which is the maximum feasible unless a parking lot is developed internal to the site. Given the extent of parking available within this area of the city during non-peak business hours, it seems prudent to minimize the use of park land for parking lots and drives. The layout of the paths and trails coincides with the key points of access into the park from adjacent roads and neighborhoods. The path system also provides interconnection between key building entrances at the school, City Hall, and fire station. The location of the pathways will continue to be refined as the project progresses through the design process. A variety of design techniques will be used to improve the overall aesthetic character of the park area and soften the hard lines of the buildings and structures. This is especially true with respect to the school building, which is utilitarian in appearance from the west side of the building. Landscaping of various types will also be used to enhance the overall appeal of the park. Given the high cost for relocation, the tennis courts are proposed to remain in their current location. As they wear and require reconstruction, consideration should be given to pushing them further north and transferring the open green space into the core of the park site. Within the context of the budget, it is expected that this building will be limited to a warming house with perhaps restrooms if budget allows. The detail program for this structure has not been completed as this point. Brauer & Associates, Ltd. -- File C:\docs\97\97 -42chan\premp.ltr.wpd 2 Preliminary Master Plan Statement Item Project: 97-42 Bandimere Community Park / City Center Park Bandimere Park Preliminary Master Plan Discussion Overall Context of Master Plan Youth Athletic Facilities Plan focuses on creating a community/neighborhood park for residents south of Hwy. 212 and a youth athletic complex for city-wide use. The plan provides three ballfields of varying sizes and two "soccer greens" to accommodate the needs of the local athletic associations. The sizes and design features of each of these facilities is based on user group surveys conducted as part of the design process and discussions with the user groups during the public meetings. It should be noted that the local associations representing youth baseball and softball have been adamant about having a fourth ballfield included in the design. Clearly, program demands underscore the fact that another ballfield is warranted within the city, as is another soccer field or two. Given the importance of the issue to the local youth athletic groups, one of the concept plans publically presented was modified to illustrate the feasibility of adding another ballfield in lieu of soccer green space. Figure... illustrates this concept. Unfortunately, the general shape and character of the site coupled with the impact of the Williams Pipeline traversing it precludes the possibility of accommodating an additional athletic field without significant design compromises and additional construction costs. As noted on the plan the parking lot is at least 70 spaces short of the minimum recommended for the number of facilities being proposed, In addition, earthwork would be significantly more challenging and costly due to inherent site grades coupled with the limitations posed by the pipeline. Parking lots and realigned roadway Park Trails and Paths Neighborhood Park Aesthetics, Landscaping, and Buffering The parking lot and drive configuration focuses on keeping vehicular movement to the periphery of the site while still providing reasonable access to the facilities. Providing on-site parking as near as possible to the soccer green on the northeast side of the park reduces the likelihood of parking occurring in the surrounding neighborhoods, which was a major concern of nearby residents. The layout of the trails coincides with the key points of access into the park from adjacent neighborhoods. The trail system will also connect to the city-wide system on the northwest and southwest corners of the park. The location of the pathways will continue to be refined as the project progresses through the design process. The general character and function of the adjacent neighborhood park on the east side of the site will continue largely unchanged, with the exception of adding a trail link between the neighborhood and community parks. In addition, with the new soccer greens being developed in Bandimere, it is recommended that the use of the small soccer field in the neighborhood park for programmed activities be reduced or eliminated. This will return the use of this space to the neighborhood as well as reduce the propensity for non-local traffic in the surrounding neighborhood. A variety of design techniques will be used to enhance the overall aesthetic character of the park, soften the lines of the built facilities, and provide a buffer between the park and adjacent properties. It is anticipated that native prairies and wildflowers will be used in certain areas of the park to enhance its overall appearance and ecological diversity, control storm runoff, reduce nutrient migration from fertilizers, and reduce the amount of day-to-day maintenance. Wherever feasible, the existing trees will be preserved and protected during construction. Brauer & Associates, Ltd. -- File C\docs\97\97 -42chan\premp,ltr,wpd Preliminary Master Plan Statement Project: 97-42 Bandimere Community Park I City Center Park Commons Area and Green Space Hockey Rinks and Winter Uses Tennis Courts The commons area encompasses the restroom/storage building and picnic shelter, play area, and surrounding open space. The building is situated to overlook Riley Lake and service the athletic facilities and general park users. A children's play area is also proposed in this space. Areas defined as open green space are turfed areas suitable for general park use and open play. Given that Bandimere Park services community park needs in addition to the athletic facilities, the common area and green spaces become important aspects of the overall appeal of the park to the non-sport oriented user and thus should not be overlooked. Given the limited space and budget hockey facilities would be located as an overlay on the large parking lot. Temporary boards and a portable warming house would be required should the demand for this facility manifest itself. In the shorter term, the rinks at City Center Park and the Recreation Center will be the primary rinks available to the community. A sliding hill can be accommodated within the park. The final location will be determined in concert with the final grading plan. Although tennis courts were not considered the highest priority for the park, a location was provided for them in the event that they would be added in the future. It is not anticipated that the development budget will allow for their construction under this phase unless another facility was eliminated. 3rauer & Associates, Ltd. n File C:\docs\97\97-42chan\premp.ltr.wpd 4 Preliminary Master Plan Cost Analysis Project: 97-42 Bandimere Community Park / City Center Park Bandimere and City Center Parks Preliminary Master Plan Cost Analysis Summary Date:~ To: Chanhassen City Council Chanhassen Parks Commission Chanhassen City Staff Prepared By: Jeff Schoenbauer, Brauer & Associates, Ltd. Preliminary Master Plan Cost Analysis - Bandimere and City Center The following cost summary relates to the preliminary master plan for each park, Note that the cost estimates are based on projects of similar size and complexity that have been completed in the last several years. The cost analysis is intended to be used as a means to determine the potential overall costs associated with developing each park site. The "high" estimated costs shown in the table relate to a more conservative approach to costing and assumes nearly full development of the master plan. The "low" cost estimate offers a more aggressive position on potential costs as well as elimination of some construction under this phase of development. Significant assumptions for the low estimate are noted. Estimated Cost Bandimere Park Cost Analysis Summary Statement Assumptions and Clarifications Description of Base Bid Cost Item High Removals 15.000,00 236,500,00 I 10,000,00 358,500,00 Earthwork General Utilities Asphalt/Concrete Irrigation 90,000,00 Fencing and Related 130,000,00 Miscellaneous Site Amenities 70,000,00 Site Electrical 25.000.00 79,500.00 50,000.00 Seed and Sod Planting Construction Surveying and S taki ng 20,000,00 Buildings I 50,000.00 120,000,00 Low reduces square footage of building Low 15,000,00 206,500,00 Low assumes a more competitive bidding environment 100,000.00 344,500.00 Low reduces the overall extent of trails built under this project phase. Note that tennis courts are not included under either cost estimate 80,000.00 Low assumes a more competitive bidding environment and reduction in the extent to which non-field areas are irrigated 9 I ,000.00 Low assumes a change in the materials used for fencing and elimination of roofs over bench areas 67,000,00 25,000,00 79,500,00 30,000,00 Low reduces extent of planting 15,000,00 Low assumes a more competitive fee for surveying Brauer & Associates, Ltd. -- File C:\docs\97\97-42chan\prempcost.ltr,wpd Preliminary Master Plan Cost Analysis Project: 97-42 Bandimere Community Park / City Center Park Description of Base Bid Cost Item City Center Park Cost Analysis Summary Statement Estimated Cost I Assumptions and Clarifications High low I Removals 15,000.00 15,000.00 Earthwork 99,000.00 74,000.00 Low assumes a more competitive bidding environment and eliminates screening and pulverizing the topsoil General Utilities 40,000.00 18,000.00 Low reduces the extent of storm sewer and utilities due to elimination of parking lot expansion near City Hall Asphalt/Concrete 237,000.00 188,000.00 Low eliminates the parking lot expansion near City Hall and reduces the overall extent of trails built under this project phase Irrigation 40,000.00 0.00 Low eliminates irrigation Fencing and Related 22,700.00 22,700.00 Low assumes a change in the materials used for fencing and elimination of roofs over bench areas Miscellaneous Site Amenities 202,000.00 149,000.00 Low reduces the extent of ornamental/architectural features in the park, such as arbors and entrance enhancements Site Electrical 50,000.00 35,000.00 Low reduces extent of walkway lighting Seed and Sod 27,500.00 27,500.00 Planting 25,000.00 20,000.00 Low reduces extent of planting Construction Surveying and 10,000.00 10,000.00 Low assumes a more competitive fee for surveying Staking Buildings 105,000.00 50,000.00 Low eliminates picnic shelter and reduces square footage of warming building. ........... <. R'71 1/. ....... ....... loe1 lotalol ................ ..... .................. .......... Where To From Here with Respect to Project Costs The cost analysis presented above is used to access projected costs relative to associated project budgets. Clearly, overall project costs need to be lowered in order to fall within the project budgets. This will be accomplished in two ways as the design process moves forward: I) Fine-tuning the design to reduce project costs. This is a normal part of the project and often results in lower than projected costs for some items, such as grading. 2) Prioritizing. Realistically, priorities will have to be determined for each site. The consultant will continue to work with the Parks Commission, City Council and staff as necessary to reach consensus on the final design for the parks and establishing a list of priorities as required to stay within project budgets. irauer & Associates, Ltd. -- File C\docs\97\97 -42chan\prempcost.ltr.wpd 2 oM ::= ,,~ .. 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Background information including Stakeholder Correspondence and Billings to Date CITY OF CHANHASSEN elt; COltt'r Drl!'t', PO Box 1-17 ,\JIUilt'!OId 55317 1 "'-~f MEMORANDUM TO: Park & Recreation Commission 1/ Todd Hoffman, Park & Recreation Director .;7(; . FROM: P!,oile6IJ.9FI900 DATE: ~(}Jt'd Fax 612.937.5739 ~iut'erillgFax6IJ.9r.915J SUBJ: 1;/....(, F!x (l1:!.9~)4,l5l-f ,,/11- ::,,::,.\,;,,(,;\t;)'.r'.\(i:';;:;.'.!!.i ,;'.\,"('il. January 22, 1998 Commission Review, City Center Park and Bandimere Park, Proposed Master Plans and Project Budget On January 13, the Park & Recreation Commission reviewed design altcmatives for City Center Park and Bandimere Park. Upon hearing public comment, thcy directed staff and Brauer and Associates to refine the park master plan based on their direction. A preliminary master plan statement far both Bandimere and City Center Parks as prepared by Jeff Schoenbauer of Brauer & Associates, including graphics, are attached. Mr. Schaenbauer will be present on Tuesday cvening to discuss these plans with the commission. Preliminary budget numbcrs will also be presented. It is our desire to see the commission make a recommendation on both master plans to the city council on Tuesday evening. ATTACHMENTS I. Public notification letters 2. Preliminary master plan statement and proposed master plan designs c: Mayor and City Council Don Ashw011h, City Manager Todd Gerhardt, Assistant City Manager Kate Aanenson, Planning Director Anita Benson, City Engineer Jeff Schoenbauer, Brauer & Associates g:\parh:\rcfcrcn\parh:lllaSIClll1ans 1-27 .ldoc .doc II'::" , , ,: i',".;;-,;,I, ((/ [/-" I . /';!.\: i:': ",1(',', ,o' .')! /., ,:' . :,;, / ' . Preliminary Master Plan Statement Project: 97-42 Bandimere Community Park / City Center Park Bandimere and City Center Parks Preliminary Master Plan Statement Date: 1(20;98 To: Chanhassen City Cou'ncil Chanhassen Parks Commission Chanhassen City Staff Prepared By: Jeff Schoenbauer, Brauer & Associates, Ltd. Project Status The design process for Bandimere and City Center parks is progressing in accordance with the established schedule. To date. two public meetings have been held: The first meeting was held on November 18'h to discuss and compile a list of program items and ideas and discuss site related design issues. A second public meeting was held on January 13'" with the Park and Recreation Commission to review concept plans for each park. The attached preliminary master plan for each park evolved from the outcome of those two meetings. These plans are scheduled to be publically reviewed on January 2Th with the Park and Recreation Commission. Revisions to the master plans will be made as appropriate based on public comment and feedback from the Parks and Recreation Commission. A final presentation is currently scheduled for February 9'" with the City Council. Evaluation of the technical aspects and regulatory concerns associated with the development of each park is also underway and ,viii proceed in concert with plan refinements. Master Plan Discussion The following tables provide written statements that coincide with the master- plans for each park. These statements pr'ovide a more in-depth overview of some of the design ideas being considered. as \"11211 as provide additio:lal background infol'fllation about specific concerns where warranted. City Center ParI< Preliminary Master Plan Item Discussion I Overall Conte^t of Master Plan ' Plan focuses on creating a civic campus atmosphere by using various architectural featur-es, I visual cues. walkway layouts and landscaping to tie City Hall. the school. fire station. and neighborhoods into a cohesive and appealing community park Youth Athletic Faci:ities : The plan provides four ballfields with infields and backstops. Two 40x80 yard soccer- fields . are pmvided. with additional soccer field overlays available as shown on the plan. Note that the local youth baseball association has a strong desire for an additional ballfield c.t this site. which could be accommodated if the two designated soccer fields were eliminated. However. this approach would eliminate all of the designated soccer fields f:'C:~i the plan. ;:'--.:' ,-:.- ~,.'.,--~,"",__:...,..:-,-- 1.....J r:l..., r.\.-1_ __, 0~ ('~ ~...... , Prelimina Master Plan Statement Pro'ect: 97-42 Bandimere Community Park / City Center Park Item Bandimere Park Preliminary Master Plan Discussion Overall Context of Master Plan Youth Athletic Facilities Parking lots and realigned roadway Park Trails and Paths Neighbor-hood Park Aesthetics, Landscaping, and Buffering Plan focuses on creating a community/neighborhood park for residents south of Hvvy. 212 and a youth athletic complex for city-wide use. The plan provides three ballfields of varying sizes and two "soccer greens" to accommodate the needs of the local athletic associations. The sizes and design features of each of these facilities is based on user group surveys conducted as part of the design process and discussions with the user groups during the public meetings. It should be noted that the local associations representing youth baseball and softball have been adamant about having a fourth ballfield included in the design. Clearly, program demands underscore the fact that another ballfield is warranted within the city, as is another soccer field or two. Given the importance of the issue to the local youth athletic groups, one of the concept plans publically presented was modified to illustrate the feasibility of adding another ballfield in lieu of soccer green space. Figure... illustrates this concept. Unfortunately, the general shape and character of the site coupled with the impact of the Williams Pipeline traversing it precludes the possibility of accommodating an additional athletic field without significant design compromises and additional construction costs. As noted on the i plan the parking lot is at least 70 spaces short of the minimum recommended for the number . of facilities being proposed. In addition, earthwork would be significantly more challenging and I i costly due to inherent site grades coupled with the limitations posed by the pipeline. I . The parking lot and drive configuration focuses on keeping vehicular movement to the periphery of the site while still providing reasonable access to the facilities. Providing on-site parking as near as possible to the soccer green on the northeast side of the park reduces the likelihood of parking occurring in the surrounding neighborhoods, which was a major concer-n of nearby residents. ._~--_._-----_._-_._~------~----~-------~-~-_..~-~. -------.. --- --.--.---- The layout of the trails coincides with the key points of access into the park from adjacent neighbor-hoods. The trail system will also connect to the city-wide system on the no:ihwest and southwest corners of the park. The location of the pathways will continue to be refined as tne project progresses through the design process. The general character and function of the adjacent neighborhood park on the east side of ,he site will continue largely unchanged, with the exception of adding a trail link between the neighborhood and community parks. In addition, with the new soccer greens being developed in Bandimere, it is recommended that the use of the small soccer field in the neighborhood park for programmed activities be reduced or eliminated. This will return the use of this space to the neighborhood as well as reduce the propensity for non-local traffic in the surrounding neighborhood. A variety of design techniques will be used to enhance the overall aesthetic character of the park, soften the lines of the built facilities, and provide a buffer between the park and 2.djacent properiies. 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This is your opportunity to review and critique these plans. Upon receiving public input the Park and Recreation Commission will select the preferred schematic and instmct Brauer & Associates to make any desired modifications. The resulting master plan and project budget will be presented to the Commission and public on January 27. I hope you are able to join the Commission on the 13th. We look forward to your participation! Sincerely, --;;7. .' ~~" .. -~ _ -----;; /1 'i /?7' / ,,;4?~/C'cu,<- Todd Hoffman Park and Recreation Director TH:ns c: Don Ashworth, City Manager Kate Aanenson, Planning Director City Council Jeff Schoenbauer, Brauer & Associates g: \ pa rk \t h \Ban d i mere Stake ho I del'S i "ll Ii -IIQ b" ... ij"ll Ii -IIQ :',,' ,~ t; ~ ~: ~ ~;r- ", I' ::L .. g~ II':'Ir ~if ", ., ~-, It · Ii !:lo', ~)" ~ '1:1." i "': :i; .., ~~ * 5' [~ ==- mt"l ~t S.r: 110 -= ~~ 110 ., f i 3 I' 'n~ o~ = ", t~ ;F Iflo_i :l:l=~ B. & a- 1i'~1: !i f Iii' !.i- ~3t"l Ill' r: :Pli!' "l"',' . 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'tP i::;'l r I r ~. .t ~ if ~'!3' ',R.......... ~ ~ R ~< E! ;:; g 5' "l!li~ S <<i'\lli g , n '0.,::;::-'-' - ~ i:fi gff ~";1 .i..~..........<i.......... - =; ~.,._, ......:~:,. (p. j:f 0 1?-.... .0.... . .~ c., s.- 0'5:. ..... Ii: ~o... l'; ....0 - Iii e:!. "s ".8. ~ ~ s 0 c"" e. g -;< II if! t-i' fi a' [... J~ {-- rJ .i- I, ,.0.. ~ co .. '" I o ". .. " ". .. .. .. CD " ~ ;; co ~ I -l :;r, c jjl c. ~ Z ~ .. 3 r::T !!l '" 9 :s .... ,.J~,,<) ,.:> J e-z<./f < '-oJ C I TV 0 F //;/'";')/".:"/ :-; ...... ',/ i Crt'j :' '\ -'~'. 10..) U CHANHASSEN \} , ~ -. . 690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900. FAX (612) 937-5739 October 29, 1997 Dear Project Stakeholder: On June 14, 1997, Chanhassen voters approved a $4.9 million referendum for parks, open space and trails. Two community park projects were included in this proposal-the construction of Bandimere Community Park and the redevelopment of City Center Park. On Tuesday, November 18,1997, the Chanhassen Park & Recreation Department and Brauer & Associates will host an initial program development meeting for both parks. These important gatherings will be held in meeting rooms 3 and 4 at the Chanhassen Recreation Center, 2310 Coulter Boulevard (adjacent to Bluff Creek Elementary School). The City Center Park meeting will start at 6:00 p.m. The Bandimere Park meeting will start at 7:30 p.m. Please review the attached materials for more information about these upcoming meetings. Take the time to complete the user group survey for the parks that are of interest to you and bring the completed forms to the November 18th meeting. The community's hard work on behalf of quality parks and recreation paid off. The exciting task of designing these long awaited park projects is about to begin. We look forward to your input. Sincerely, Todd Hoffman, Park & Recreation Director Jerry Ruegemer, Recreation Supervisor Jeffrey Shoenbauer, Principal, Brauer & Associates g:\park\rcferen\parkproj 11-18notice,doc Public Meeting Overview Bandimere and City Center Parks -City of Chanhassen Introductory Statement/Meeting Agenda Introductory Statement Overview of Project Work Program / Meeting Agenda User Group Survey for Field Design The Brauer & Associates, Ltd. team looks forward to working with the citizens of Chanhassen on developing Bandimere Park and redeveloping City Center Park. Both projects offer exciting opportunities to provide much needed outdoor athletic facilities for the community while still maintaining an appealing park atmosphere that offers neighborhood park amenities, open space and greenery. As part of the project, members of the community will have an opportunity to participate in the design process to ensure that the end result will be successful in meeting the needs of the community. The following page provides an overview of the work tasks that Brauer & Associates will be undertaking as part of the master planning phase of the project. The November 18th meeting will focus on the "Program Development" work task, in which we will consider developmental issues and concerns and define the type of facilities most desired for the two parks. The agenda for the meeting is as follows: . Introductions . Project background . Site analysis review . Review of preliminary program (as previously defined by the City) . Open discussion of issues and topic areas, including review of "User Group Survey for Field Design" (see attached) . Summation of program ideas and considerations . Discussion of next step in the design process Attached is a user group survey for gathering basic information about the design for certain types of outdoor athletic facilities. Association leaders, School District personnel, and other interested individuals should fill out the survey to the extent possible. For your convenience, the basic layouts for the two parks as previously prepared are provided as a reminder of the type of facilities that are being considered. Note that these layouts are only a starting point for discussion and do not necessarily represent the final layout or mix of facilities for each park. BRAUER & ASSOCIATES, LTD. Park / Natural Resource / Trail/Public Open Space Planning and Design Public Meeting Overview Bandimere and City Center Parks -City of Chanhassen Work Program - Master Plan Phase FOCUS MEETING SITE ANALYSIS PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT , DEFINE LAND USE ZONES AND PRINCIPLES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SCHEMATIC CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT J MASTER PLAN AND IMPLEMENTATION PLAN BRAUER & ASSOCIATES, LTD. I Focus Meeting: The general purpose of the focus meeting is to allow the Brauer team the opportunity to develop a very clear understanding of the scope of the project. intended outcome. city's expectations of the consultant's services, confirm key individuals. associations. committees, City staff members. etc. who will be involved in the project or have information that will affect the project. and general review and discussion about the issues and concerns related to this project. Site Analysis: Through field research and review of site information and mapping. the Brauer team will work (in concert with city staff. as appropriate) to identify the park's physical characteristics and determine its developmental opportunities and constraints. This will allow both the city and Brauer team to develop a clear understanding of the site's unique characteristics. Program Development: Developing a complete and comprehensive assessment of needs. facility demands. and priorities is absolutely essential to the success of the project and is viewed as one of the most important phases of the design process. The Brauer team will work closely with the city to: Identify and address the many issues affecting the development of this park. Identify and define the development concerns, recreational uses, site amenities. and facilities desired and appropriate for this park. (The list of development concerns listed in the RFQ will be incorporated into this work task, thus ensuring that each one of the issues listed will become an integral part of the design.) Identify, qualify. and prioritize needs. Develop evaluation matrix defining the development program (to be used to evaluate the schematic concepts and master plan). Land Use / Sustainable Development: Working collaboratively with city staff. the Brauer team will develop a Land Use Zone map and supportive text that begins the process of determining the best use of the park within the context of its land resources and the development program. The principles of sustainable development -- a design that will endure public use and land practices that protect the land resource -- will also be defined. Environmental impact (on & off-site) will be assessed. Schematic Concepts: Building upon the previous tasks, the Brauer team will prepare alternative schematic concepts for the site. Given the number of issues already identified by the city, there will be no shortage of options in developing these concepts. Specific criteria affecting the concepts include: what are the ideal physical relationships between the facilities proposed for the site within the context of the Land Use Zones?; can the physical relationships be developed to limit the duplication of support structures?: what opportunities does the site present and how can these be taken advantage of in the design? The evaluation matrix will be used to evaluate each concept. Master Plan and Implementation Plan: Using the adopted concept plan. the Brauer team will prepare a master plan (preferred plan) for the park. The master plan will represent the design solution that best responds to the needs and desires of the city while remaining within their ability to fund improvements over a reasonable period of time. Since the master plan essentially refines the accepted concept, a host of more specific issues will arise that must be addressed. such as: how can the relationships between facilities be further refined, what "themes" need to be developed, how will engineering aspects of the site affect development costs? An implementation plan encompassing a cost estimate, phasing plan (if needed), and set of action steps for implementing the master plan will also be prepared. This takes into consideration cost estimates and the city's ability to fund the project. Park / Natural Resource / Trail/Public Open Space Planning and Design Athletic Fields Design Survey Bandimere and City Center Parks - City of ChanhassE User Group Survey for Field Design for Bandimere and City Center Parks To: Local Youth Athletic Associations Independent School District I 12 Public-At -Large/Neighborhood Groups City of Chanhassen Parks and Recreation Department Consultant: Brauer & Associates, Ltd. 730 I Ohms Lane, Suite 500 Minneapolis, MN 55439 (612) 832 - 9475 Fax (612) 832 - 9542 Overview: The intent of this survey is to gather basic information about the optimal design for the facilities being considered for the two parks from the perspective of the user groups that will be them for athletic programs. Association leaders, School District personnel, and other interested individuals should fill out the survey to the extent possible. The completed surveys should be brought to the November 18th meeting, where we will openly discuss the optimal design standards for each of the facility types listed. Please note that the survey only relates to ballfield and soccer field design standards. This is because these types of facilities tend to vary more than others and thus require more in-depth study. It should be noted, however, that we will also be discussing the optimal design standards for all of the other types of outdoor facilities being considered for these two parks. Brauer & Associates Ltd. October, 19 ~hletjc Fields Design Survey Bandimere and City Center Parks - City of Chanhassen aseball and Softball Field Design Standards Matrix - andimere Park Name of Respondent: Affiliation: Phone and Fax #'s: 5tructions: Fill out the matrix based on optimal field design standards for your association. Also important is the information at the bottom of the atrix that relates to multiple-use of a given facility, whereby the field would be designed to accommodate more than one user group. ate: If YOU have more than five user groups, please use a second sheet. Design Criteria User Group I User Group 2 User Group 3 User Group 4 User Group 5 Program Age Group Sex M F Both M F Both M F Both M F Both M F Both Name of Group Season (List Dates) Baseline Distance Pitching Distance Raised Mound Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Infield Type Turf Agg-Lime Turf Agg-Lime Turf Agg-Lime Turf Agg-Lime Turf Agg-Lime Foulline Distance Power Alley Distance Center Field Distance Outfield Warning Track Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Irrigation Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Lighting Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Players Benches Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Bleachers Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Foulline Fence Height Outfield Fence Height :Jther (List) :Jther (List) ) you think that any of the fields could be developed to accommodate more than one user group (multi-use) at Bandimere Park: Yes No 'es, define the type of field usage that you feel could be grouped together at Bandimere Park. luer & Associates Ltd. 2 October, 1997 Athletk: Fields Design Survey Bandimere and City Center Parks - City of Chanhasse Soccer Field Design Standards Matrix - Bandimere Park Name of Respondent: City Affiliation: Phone and Fax #'s: Instructions: Fill out the matrix based on optimal field design standards for your association. Also important is the information at the bottom of the matrix that relates to multiple-use of a given facility, whereby the field would be designed to accommodate more than one user group. Note: If YOU have more than five user ~roups, please use a second sheet. Design Criteria User Group I User Group 2 User Group 3 User Group 4 User Group 5 Program Age Group Sex M F Both M F Both M F Both M F Both M F Both Name of Group Season (List Dates) Field Size Space Between Fields Irrigation Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Lighting Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Players Benches Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Bleachers Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Permanent Goals Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Portable Goals Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Other (List) Other (List) Do you think that any of the fields could be developed to accommodate more than one user group (multi-use) at Bandimere Park: Yes No If yes, define the type of field usage that you feel could be grouped together at Bandimere Park. 3 October, I Brauer & Associates Ltd. :h1etic Fields Design Survey Bandimere and City Center Parks - City of Chanhassen aseball and Softball Field Design Standards Matrix - ity Center Park Name of Respondent: Affiliation: Phone and Fax #'s: ;tructions: Fill out the matrix based on optimal field design standards for your association. Also important is the information at the bottom of the :ltrix that relates to multiple-use of a given facility, whereby the field would be designed to accommodate more than one user group. )te: If you have more than five user eroups. please use a second sheet. Design Criteria User Group I User Group 2 User Group 3 User Group 4 User Group 5 Program Age Group Sex M F Both M F Both M F Both M F Both M F Both Name of Group Season (List Dates) Baseline Distance :Jitching Distance ~ised Mound Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No nfield Type Turf Agg-Lime Turf Agg-Lime Turf Agg-Lime Turf Agg-Lime Turf Agg-Lime :oulline Distance :Jower Alley Distance :enter Field Distance :)utfield Warning Track Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No rrigation Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No jghting Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No ~Iayers Benches Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No 31eachers Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No :oulline Fence Height :)utfeld Fence Height :)ther (List) :)ther (List) ) you think that any of the fields could be developed to accommodate more than one user group (multi-use) at City Center Park: Yes No es, define the type of field usage that you feel could be grouped together at City Center Park. uer & Associates Ltd. 4 October, 1997 Athletk:' Fields Design Survey Bandimere and City Center Parks - City of ChanhassE Soccer Field Design Standards Matrix - City Center Park Name of Respondent: City Affiliation: Phone and Fax #'s: Instructions: Fill out the matrix based on optimal field design standards for your association. Also important is the information at the bottom of the matrix that relates to multiple-use of a given facility, whereby the field would be designed to accommodate more than one user group. Note: If YOU have more than five user groups. please use a second sheet. Design Criteria User Group I User Group 2 User Group 3 User Group 4 User Group 5 Program Age Group Sex M F Both M F Both M F Both M F Both M F Both Name of Group Season (List Dates) Field Size Space Between Fields Irrigation Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Lighting Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Players Benches Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Bleachers Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Permanent Goals Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Portable Goals Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Other (List) Other (List) Do you think that any of the fields could be developed to accommodate more than one user group (multi-use) at City Center Park: Yes No If yes, define the type of field usage that you feel could be grouped together at City Center Park. Brauer & Associates Ltd. 5 October, :5 :-/"5 .. y. y~> r (~C ) ij" -.~.j '. ) .~ -.-/ i ~. '. <.:~. . to ___J I - . ., .:'_j~n'___,/_____.~ \. C-- ~ ..- /'.. ~ '. . 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MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 515 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 505 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 513 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 516 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 511 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 514 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 509 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 512 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 419 SANTA FE TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 510 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 417 SANTA FE TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 508 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 506 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 504 DEL RIO DR CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 ~~ v} II : () r (;,)! f~. ~ENT OWNER/RESIDENT STOUGHTON AVE ;KA, MN 55318 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9170 GREAT PLAINS BLVD CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9371 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 ~ENT OWNER/RESIDENT KIOWA TRL ~HASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9550 FOXFORD RD CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9381 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 ~ENT OWNER/RESIDENT LAKE RILEY BLVD ~HASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 601 96TH ST W CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9391 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 ~ENT OWNER/RESIDENT GREAT PLAINS BLVD ~HASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 775 96TH ST W CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9270 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 ~ENT OWNER/RESIDENT GREAT PLAINS BLVD ~HASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9283 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9280 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 ~ENT OWNER/RESIDENT 6TH ST W 4HASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9283 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9350 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 ~ENT OWNER/RESIDENT KIOWA TRL ~HASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9291 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 600 94TH ST W CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 ~ENT OWNER/RESIDENT KIOWA TRL -.JHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9351 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9370 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 RENT OWNER/RESIDENT GREAT PLAINS BLVD \lHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9355 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9376 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 RENT OWNER/RESIDENT KIOWA TRL \lHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9361 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9380 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9390 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 380 DEERFOOT TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9360 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 400 DEERFOOT TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9366 KIOWA TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 381 DEER FOOT TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9570 FOXFORD RD CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 361 DEERFOOT TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9590 FOXFORD RD CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 340 DEERFOOT TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 6350 DOGWOOD AVE EXCELSIOR, MN 55331 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 801 LYMAN BLVD CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 340 DEER FOOT TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9243 LAKE RILEY BLVD CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 9245 LAKE RILEY BLVD CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 CURRENT OWNER/RESIDENT 360 DEER FOOT TRL CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 \ United Soccer hke Moore Gray Fox Curve lassen, MN 55317 Tonka Little Legaue avid Steinkamp Pontiac Lane lassen, MN 55317 "onka Little League hillip Koller Creek Ridge Pass :tonka, MN 55345 'onka Girls Softball .athe Cantazaro W cstmill Road :tonka. MN 55345 ugene Gagner Dakota Avenue lassen, MN 55317 like Korth '\ez Perce Drive lassen. MN 55317 Chasb Soccer Club 8111 Brenton fimber Circle a. MN 55318 chool District #- 112 intendent of Building and Grounds reg McGree )0 Village Road :a, MN 55318 lassen Elementary :al Education ,ob Femholz Laredo Drive lassen, l\1N 55317 kreferen\Pa rkP ro j ects]\.1 ail ingFlds.doc lated 11-5-97 ChanlChaska Soccer Club Mr. Gary Kozid..)' 713 Laura Court Chaska, MN 55318 Chanhassen Athletic Assoc. Mr. A. 1. Dordel 1030 Lake Susan Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Minnetonka Hockey Assoc. Mr. Matt Thompson 19695 Near Mountain Blvd. Shorewood, MN 55331 Chaska Community Hockey Mr. Jim Leone 2890 Autumn Woods Drive Chaska, MN 55318 East Tonka Babe Ruth Ms. Bridgette Smith 27475 Pine Bend Shore\vood,MN 55331 East Tanka Girls Softball Mr. David Kordonowy 17401 Comet Circle Minnetonka, MN 55345 Mr. James Haugen 775 78th Street Victoria, MN 55386 iv1r. Frank Scott 2730 Sandpiper Trail Excelsior. MN 5533 I Mr. Tom Quammen 771 80th Street Victoria, l\.1N 55386 Mr. Greg Hromatka 7580 Canyon Curve Chanhassen. MN 553 J 7 Mr. Greg Blaunlss 7116 Utica Lane Chanhassen, l\1N 55317 i\1r. Ray Ortman 18279 Minnetonb Blvd. Deephaven. MN 55391 Ind. School District # 112 Mr. Da\'C Clough 10600 Village Road Chaska. MN 55318 Chanhassen Elementary School Ms. Helen Merchant 7600 Laredo Drive Chanhassen. MN 55317 Ind. School District # 112 Director of Finance and Operations Mr. Dave Peterson 110600 Village Road Chaska, MN 55318 Ind. School District #- 112 Director of Community Rclations Ms. Nancy Kracke 110600 Village Road Chaska, MN 55318 Chanhassen Elementary Physical Education Mr. Nate Gorden 7600 Laredo Drive Chanhassen, l\1N 55317 Chanhassen Villager Mr. Dean Trippler 80 West 78th Street Chanhassen, MN 55317 Oversight Committee Mr. Tony Misslin 823 I West Lake Court Chanhassen, MN 55317 Oversight Conunittee Mr. Scott Rogneby 661 Sierra Trail Chanhassen. MN 55317 Oversight Conunittee Mr. Michael Zum\vinkle 7250 Hillsdale Court Chanhassen, MN 55317 Oversight Conunittee Mr. Bruce Trippet 1895 Partridge Circle Excelsior, MN 55331 Oversight Conunittee Ms. Anne Graupmann 8400 West Lake Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Oversight Committee Mr. Dave MacGillivray 85 E. 7th Place, Ste 100 S1. Paul, MN 55101-2143 Park Task Force Mr. Steve Berquist 7207 Frontier Trail Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park Task Force Mr. Jim Mander 6791 Chaparral Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park Task Force Mr. Jim Andrews 7014 Sandy Hook Road Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park Task Force Lotus Lawn & Garden Jay Kronick 78 West 78th Street Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park Task Force Mr. Jeff Farmakes 71 00 Utica Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 Mayor Ms. Nancy Mancino 6620 Galpin Blvd. Excelsior, MN 55331 Councilman Mr. Mike Mason 829 W oodhill Roar! Chanhassen, MN 55317 Councilman Mr. Steve Berquist 7207 Frontier Trail Chanhassen, MN 55317 Councilman Mr. Mark Engel 8561 Flamingo Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Councilman Mr. Mark Senn 7160 Willow View Cove Chanhassen, MN 55317 Planning Conunissioner Mr. Ladd Conrad 6625 Horseshoe Curve Chanhassen, MN 55317 Planning Commissioner Ms. Lu Ann Sidney 2431 Bridle Creek Trail Chanhassen, MN 55317 Planning Commissioner Mr. Craig Peterson 1340 Oakside Circle Chanhassen, MN 55317 Planning Commissioner Ms. Alison Blackowiak 8116 Eric Circle Chanhassen, MN 55317 Pbnning Commissioner I\ls. Allyson Brooks I X31 Sunridge COUlt Chanhassen, MN 55317 Planning Commissioner 1'vlr. Kevin Joyce 2043 Brinker Street Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park & Ree. Commissioner Mr. Michael Howe 2169 Stone Creek Drive Chanhassen. MN 55317 Park & Rec. Commissioner Ms. Janet Lash 7001 Tecumseh Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park & Rec. Commissioner Mr. Fred Berg 6910 Chaparral Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park & Rec. Conunissioner Mr. James Manders 6791 Chaparral Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park & Rec. Conmlissioner Mr. Ron Roeser 222 Chan View Chanhassen,!\1N 55317 Park & Rec. Commissioner Ms. Jane Meger 405 Highland Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park & Rec. Conunissioner Mr. Rod Franks 8694 Mary Jane Circle Chanhassen, MN 55317 Brauer & Associates, Ltd. Mr. Jeff Schoenbauer 7301 Oluns Lane. Ste. 500 Minneapolis,!\1N 55439 City Staff City Engineer Mr. Charles Folch City Staff City Planner Ms. Kate Aanenson :W_PID 5-0122000 5-0122200 5-0125200 5-0125400 5-1190030 5-1720010 5-1720020 5-1980010 5-1980020 5-1980030 5-1980040 5-1980050 5-1980060 5-1980070 5-1980080 5-1980090 5-1980100 5-1980110 5-1980120 5-1980130 5-1980240 5-1980260 5-1980270 5-1980280 5-1980290 5-1980300 5-198031 0 5-1980320 5-1980330 5-3500070 5-3500300 5-350031 0 5-3500380 5-3900120 5-3900130 LAST_NAME HOUSE_NO PiC ( -S+S!NE.a 7730- STATE BANK OF IND SCHOOL E~ NATIONAL CHANHASSEN 0ROEGER BODE 785 ROLLAR 7550 HARNER 7560 HOFFMAN 7570 HANSON .,' ~ W80 -.GJERSVIK tll,l&H/t7591 LUGOWSKI 7571 DEEGAN 725 PAULY 705 OWENS 7541 PESHEK 7521 FARKAS 7501 TANNER 7495 CLAUSON 751 WALLIN 7490 LEMKE 7500 FELTMAN 7520 BOLLIG 7540 L1PSIUS 740 REYNOLDS 760 SKALLE 780 LAUX 790 BENIEK 412 MITCHELL 7605 BERG 7603 HILLMAN Lf61tC ^~U ANDERSON 512 ROALST AD 513 c"~' C 17' J _I"" . ,(J.. 0 1: /J.- C '---. 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Mr. Mike Moore Mr. Gary Kozicky Mr. A. 1. Dordel 6530 Gray Fox Curve 713 Laura Court 1030 Lake Susan Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Chaska, MN 55318 Chanhassen, MN 55317 South Tonka Little Legaue Minnetonka Hockey Assoc. Chaska Community Hockey Mr. David Steinkamp Mr. Matt Thompson Mr. Jim Leone 1026 Pontiac Lane 19695 Near Mountain Blvd. 2890 Autumn Woods Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Shorewood, MN 55331 Chaska, MN 55318 East Tonka Little League East Tonka Babe Ruth East Tonka Girls Softball Mr. Phillip Koller Ms. Bridgette Smith Mr. David Kordonowy 17211 Creek Ridge Pass 27475 Pine Bend 17401 Comet Circle Minnetonka, MN 55345 Shorewood, MN 55331 Minnetonka, MN 55345 East Tonka Girls Softball Mr. James Haugen Mr. Frank Scott Ms. Kathe Cantazaro 775 78th Street 2730 Sandpiper Trail 5131 Westrnill Road Victoria, MN 55386 Excelsior, MN 55331 Minnetonka, MN 55345 Mr. Eugene Gagner Mr. Tom Quammen Mr. Greg Hromatka 8025 Dakota Avenue 771 80th Street 7580 Canyon Curve Chanhassen, MN 55317 Victoria, MN 55386 Chanhassen, MN 55317 NIT. Mike Korth 6971 Nez Perce Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Mr. Greg Blaufuss 7116 Utica Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 Mr. Ray Ortman 18279 Minnetonka Blvd. Deephaven, MN 55391 Chan/Chaska Soccer Club Nlr. Tom Brenton 1107 Timber Circle Chaska. MN 55318 Ind. School District #112 NIT. Dave Clough 10600 Village Road Chaska, MN 55318 Chanhassen Elementary School Ms. Helen Merchant 7600 Laredo Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Ind. School District #112 Superintendent of Building and Grounds ;\1r. Greg McGree 110600 Village Road Chaska. MN 55318 Ind. School District #112 Director of Finance and Operations Mr. Dave Peterson 110600 Village Road Chaska, MN 55318 Ind. School District #112 Director of Community Relations Ms. Nancy Kracke 110600 Village Road Chaska, MN 55318 Chanhassen Elementary Physical Education NIT. Bob Fernholz 7600 Laredo Drive Chanhassen, NIN 55317 Chanhassen Elementary Physical Education Mr. Nate Gorden 7600 Laredo Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Chanhassen Villager Mr. Dean Trippler 80 West 78th Street Chanhassen, MN 55317 g: \park\referen \ParkPro j ectsMailingFlds. doc Oversight Committee Mr. Tony Misslin 8231 West Lake Court Chanhassen, MN 55317 Oversight Committee Mr. Scott Rogneby 661 Sierra Trail Chanhassen, MN 55317 updated 11-5-97 light Committee lichael Zumwinkle Hillsdale Court lassen, MN 55317 Oversight Committee Mr. Bruce Trippet 1895 Partridge Circle Excelsior, MN 55331 Oversight Committee Ms. Anne Graupmann 8400 West Lake Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 ight Committee ave MacGillivray 7th Place, Ste 100 II, MN 55101-2143 Park Task Force Mr. Steve Berquist 7207 Frontier Trail Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park Task Force Mr. Jim Mander 6791 Chaparral Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 ask Force n Andrews :andy Hook Road lssen, MN 55317 Park Task Force Lotus LaMl & Garden Jay Kronick 78 West 78th Street Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park Task Force Mr. JeffFarmakes 7100 Utica Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 mcy Mancino ialpin Blvd. .or, MN 55331 Councilman Mr. Mike Mason 829 W oodhill Road Chanhassen, MN 55317 Councilman Mr. Steve Berquist 7207 Frontier Trail Chanhassen. MN 55317 lman lrk Engel lamingo Drive ssen, MN 55317 Councilman Mr. Mark Senn 7160 Willow View Cove Chanhassen, MN 55317 Planning Commissioner Mr. Ladd Conrad 6625 Horseshoe Curve Chanhassen, MN 55317 g Commissioner Ann Sidney ridle Creek Trail ssen, MN 55317 Planning Commissioner Mr. Craig Peterson 1340 Oakside Circle Chanhassen, MN 55317 Planning Commissioner Ms. Alison Blackowiak 8116 Erie Circle Chanhassen, MN 55317 g Commissioner yson Brooks mridge Court ,sen, MN 55317 Planning Commissioner Mr. Kevin Joyce 2043 Brinker Street Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park & Rec. Commissioner Mr. Michael Howe 2169 Stone Creek Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Rec. Commissioner et Lash :curnseh Lane ;sen, MN 55317 Park & Rec. Commissioner Mr. Fred Berg 6910 Chaparral Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park & Rec. Commissioner Mr. James Manders 6791 Chaparral Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 ~ec. Commissioner l Roeser nView :sen, MN 55317 Park & Rec. Commissioner Ms. Jane Meger 405 Highland Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Park & Rec. Commissioner Mr. Rod Franks 8694 Mary Jane Circle Chanhassen, MN 55317 l Associates, Ltd. Schoenbauer IDS Lane, Ste. 500 olis, MN 55439 City Staff City Engineer Mr. Charles Folch City Staff City Planner Ms. Kate Aanenson City Staff Public Safety Director Mr. Scott Harr City Staff City Manager Mr. Don Ashworth City Staff Finance Director Ms. Pam Snell City Staff Assitant City Manager Mr. Todd Gerhardt City Staff Recreation Supervisor Mr. Jerry Ruegemer City Staff Recreation Supervisor Ms. Patty Dexter City Staff Park & Recreation Director Mr. Todd Hoffman City Staff Parks Superintendent Mr. Dale Gregory City Staff Parks Foreman Mr. Dean Schmieg 7591 Chippewa Trail Chanhassen, MN. 55317 January 26, 1997 Janice Lash Chair of Park and Recreation 690 City Center Drive P. O. Box 147 Chanhassen, MN. 55317 Dear Janice Lash, We are very concerned with the plans for the City Center Park. We feel that Concept Two will have an adverse affect on our quality of life. If this plan is allowed to proceed it will cause my property value to decline. The Park and Recreation Director, Todd Hoffman, without commissioning an impact study, feels that this park should increase the value of my property. Would you buy a home that is bordered by two baseball fields and a soccer field. I would not. If I had been informed that such a park was to be created behind this property I would not have purchased it in September 1997. I am concerned about the noise generated from such a park so close to my home. We are also worried about the effect of this construction on the drainage of my lot, as well as the impact it will have on my general quality of life. When I first contacted Todd in September I was told that the Park and Recreation Commission wanted the input of the property owners that would be affected. I feel that at this time that was just a sop. Todd and the Commission had no intention of doing anything to safeguard the values of the surrounding homes or act on any concerns of the affected citizens. Rob,ert & Elizabeth Naughton ~~p~ ~HA~~~ r I" .,,.-1 I, I '"" " li'i /1' "/ !t(J<"IIt"" ~- \(l 1.1'_ '_/ . , C: Nancy Mancino. Mayor Don Ashworth, City Manager Todd Gerhardt, Assistant City Manager Kate Aanenson, Planning Director Anita Benson, City Engineer Scott Harr, public Safety Director Todd Hoffman, Park & Recreation Director Dale Gregory, Park Superintendent JAN-27-98 TUE 15:45 Paraclete Inc P_~:12 rTlw.. ~t J.. and g eJ'.e.J..a ell. (fiJ1.iJfft 9151 ~w11J/ai;u (f3w-d. @JuvJW-J..ieJt1 J)lm 55317-8606 (612)496-1194 January 27, 1998 Mr. Todd Hoffman Park and Recreation Director City of Chanhassen 690 City Center Dr. Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Todd: I deeply apologize for having to write a letter in response to your letter dated January 22nd, but I am a pastor and my work day is generally in the evening. This evening I have a meeting at church that I must be at. Please accept this letter as my presence this evening. At the last meeting, one of the park board members stated that Bandemere Park was to be a youth athletic sports complex. You stated at the beginning of the proceedings having to do with Bandemere Park, the need for a balance between the need for ball fields and the community park atmosphere that should be kept. JeffSchoenbauer stated in the discussion area of his report in regard to the overall context; I'Plan focuses on creating a community/neighborhood park for residents south of Hvvy. 212" (did he mean Hwy 5 or the proposed Hwy 212?) 'land a youth athletic complex for city-wide use." Both Jeff's and your statements are in compliance with what has always been discussed at the city level. This is to be a community park NOT a youth athletic complex. I think the best way to approach this is to address each of the concepts that Jeff has brought forvvard. Concept with 3 ball fields: 1) I was very surprised to see Jeff come up with this plan. A woman from the soccer association stated that even she was concerned that under the previous plan (that had the drive and the parking in the same location as this one) that the drive and parking was right next to our property line and that she would certainly not be for that layout. It was my understanding from most of the participants at the previous meeting that they felt that the drive and the parking could and should go south of the soccer field (the one further west). It is clear that Jeff wants his ideas and vision brought forward (I state this ~N-27-9a TUE 15:45 Paraclete Inc P_~:13 Page 2 Mr. Todd Hoffman January 27, 1998 as he voiced his disapproval for the ideas brought forth with the only reasoning being that they didn't fit into the concept he had envisioned), not that of the residents or the commission. 2) What is meant by 14maintain/enhance bufferlJ? The residents around this park have always been told that there would be burms and other such structures to give us privacy. This was mentioned by a resident at the last meeting, and it was brushed aside as unimportant. In my case and in the case of most residents around this park it is not important it is imperative. 3) Where did the picnic areas go? Where did the picnic shelter go? This is to be a community park. I think when people hear the word park, they assume picnic areas. I believe this is an important part of this park's concept, we should not leave it out. 4) The amount of trees and open space are very appealing in this plan, I hope as the dollar costs of the final plan come in that the trees are not the first to go. Plan that includes 4 ball diamonds: 1) This plan should not be considered. It does not meet the criteria for Bandemere Park, which is to be Ila community/neighborhood park for residents south of Hwy. 212 and a youth athletic complex for city- wide use. n 2) I am totally against having a huge parking lot as a next door neighbor. 3) Where is the buffer? How much buffer is being planned? How can any sort of buffer work in the situation of this plan? 4~ I do not find anywhere in this plan any mention or provision for a neighborhood park. 5) Jeff mentions in his discussion for this plan the additional cost of moving the large amount of dirt that will be required. It appears that the city will save quite a bit of money on the cost of trees, there are none. Probably not a good priority. If Jeff can move the drive and parking lot south of the soccer field, I would be in favor of the concept with the three ball diamonds. I believe that if that road is not moved (especially when the drive-thru concept was immediately written off due to safety issues) the city would be putting my children, my future grandchildren, my parents, their grandchildren and their great grandchildren in JAN-27-98 TUE 15:46 Paracle~e Inc P.04 Page 3 Mr. Todd Hoffman January 271 1998 harms way. There are other alternatives and they must be looked at. I question if the concept with the four ball diamonds can be approved without a new referendum. The referendum called for IIBandemere Community Park". If your intentions were just to play with words, that would seem to me to be a risky gamble. In conclusion1 it looks like we are very close to a concept that can and will satisfy all. We can't possibly meet the needs of future youth with this one park. That will be an on-going project. We need to do the best we can with what we have and satisfy all the resident types. Thank you for accepting this impersonal approach1 but as I stated previously I have no choice. Sincerely, /~~ Rev. Kevin S. Finger co Todd Schoenbauer limere neighborhood comments mai Ibox:/C% 7C/Program%20 F i leslN etscape/... ?id= I b965606. 3484aOc4@aol.com&numbcr=30 Subject: bandimere neighborhood comments Date: Tue, 2 Dee 1997 18:58:58 EST From: Lake Riley <LakeRiley@aol.eom> Organization: AOL (http://www.aol.eom) To: ehoffmgr@ei.ehanhassen.mn.us Hi Karen, Please give the following comments to Todd Hoffman. It is regarding the design input for Bandimere Park. Thank you. Kitty Sitter You should receive an attached file of three pages. If you don't get the full document, please call me at 445-5728. It is the same as what follows; we're trying to figure out how to be computer gurus like you. December 2, 1997 To: Todd Hoffman From: Kitty Sitter, on behalf of Bandimere Park neighbors Re: Bandimere Park FOllowing the November 18 Bandimere Park public design meeting, the neighbors in the Kiowa Trail vicinity met to discuss their concerns and issues regarding the Park development. The highlights of the discussion from the November 30 neighborhood meeting are submitted for your review. To avoid confusion in describing Bandimere Park, we defined the existing park on Kiowa Trail as the Neighborhood Park, and the new athletic fields portion as the Community Park. We respect the input process that was done on the 18th regarding the "Community Park" and therefore, tried to focus our.comments on the "Neighborhood Park" based on what we heard of the potential community park design. We appreciate the opportunity to work with you in designing the parks so both community and neighborhood needs can be met. If you would like to have further clarification or discussion about these issues, the neighbors are very willing to meet with you or the architect. (Since I'm sending this via email, I can drop off the signature list of neighbors who attended the Nov. 30 meeting, if you'd like. Two pages are attached with our meeting highlights. Please call me if you do not receive the entire document. K.S. 445-5728) . ~ ;r-:, .#,- ../.I ,. /' ? .~-C ....---- I./' . ~ /'1 , \ l~-'), 2:> /"." -. ~ ..1 /~. './ l .<..c ?~// [' i:; ,( . /- /-' ~ .' /f!;."/(/U. {'I/f/ (~C' ..2 I .-----,. > j~'" /:1 ? / -{~ )/C;;'-'t'S' / .-:./~ // /. /L ~/y/'1/LC//t/./f/ .6: . c-/ . , /////~~ -/7;( TRAFFIC FLOW/PARKING 1.This category is a definite safety issue for the neighbors and one of the most important aspects in both park designs. 2. How can we prevent or minimize public parking and traffic on Kiowa? f' ., 12/2/97 ~:34 r:--l bandimere neighborhood comments mailbox:/C% 7C/Program%20 F i les/N etscape/... ?id= 1 b965606. 3484aOc4@aol.com&number 3. The Community Park access points are critical design elements in meeting the safety needs of the neighborhood. 4. Entrances to the Community Park should be off 101 and preferably to the Northwest end. (We recognize the 101 sightlines are a factor.) Neighbors do not support any Kiowa Trail entrance or parking lots. (Todd: please note that we did not contact the Finger residence, so we cannot speak for their preferences on this issue.) 5. There should be adequate signage for entering the Community Park, including a "no access" type of sign on or before Kiowa Trail. 6. If a field is left in the Neighborhood Park, parking or "child drop-off traffic" becomes an issue whether there is a parking lot there or not. 7. Neighbors strongly oppose any public use connection of Kiowa Trail north to roads into the Springfield development area. Neighbors request notification of any potential changes. FACILITIES IN NEIGHBORHOOD PARK 1. Neighbors prefer to leave the park as open green space. 2. It is unknown if the soil could support a tennis court, however some interest was expressed for that use. It was unclear if tennis courts woule be part of the Community Park and if not, neighbors would like an explanation of the Park Board's pOlicy on unlit tennis courts in the Neighborhood Park. 3. The existing play structure area could be expanded. 4. A perimeter trail around the Neighborhood Park should be an additional loop linking it to the perimeter trail around the Community Park. (see #1 below) 5. Is the existing soccer field needed for the city program? (Again, parking and traffic is of major concern.) PARK LINKS/TRAILS 1. An alternate asphalt path should be connected to the Community Park perimeter trail. The alternate path would leave the main trail on the eastern side of the Community Park, traveling around the Neighborhood and connecting again to the main trail. This would allow users to have an option of an extended walk or bike ride. It also provides neighbors a link to the Community Park. 2. Using the (Kiowa) street as a "trail" is not supported because of the danger issues (ie- street width, hill, traffic). BUFFER ZONE 1. Direct field lighting away from neighbor's homes. 2. Maintain the existing vegetation during construction. 3. Along the eastern side of the Community Park, neighbors prefer soil berms planted with trees, especially evergreens, and wildflower/native grasses. 4. A buffer zone is important to minimize lights, noise, and pedestrian traffic from encroaching onto neighborhood property. ENVIRONMENT 1. The health of Lake Riley needs to be considered during all construction aspects and park maintenance procedures. Fertilization on any park fiele 2of3 12/2/978:3-1 limere neighborhood comments mai Ibox :/C% 7C/Program%20 F i les/N etscape/...? id= 1 b965606. 3484aOc4@aol.com&number=30 needs to be discussed. 2. Remind architects and construction workers of the location of the gas pipeline. 3. Runoff and drainage issues from the Community Park will need to be addressed. The pond and wetland area in the Neighborhood Park should remair intact. MISCELLANEOUS 1. What was the original agreement from the Bandimere family when the land was donated? 2. will the neighbors be responsible for any assessments in the park developments? park f3 1211./97 8:34 P\l LAND USE PLANNING AND DESIGN BRAUER & ASSOCIATES, LTO Invoice DATE INVOICE # 1/25/1998 1200604 BILL TO City of Chanhassen Todd Hoffman, Director Parks and Recreation Department 690 Coulter Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 DESCRIPTION AMOUNT Bandimere and City Central Park Development Park Planning and Design Brauer and Associates, Ltd. #97-42 Contract Type: Phase I - Master Plan Phase - Lump Sum Fee of $1 0,000.00 Including Expenses Phase 2 - Implementation / Construction Phase - a % Fee of 6.513% of the cost to constr. including all direct expenses, except precons,ruction soil testing and final printing & distribution of plans & specifications for bidding and related advertizing costs. Phase 3 - Construction Surveying and Staking - a maximum Percentage Fee of2% of the cost of construction, including direct expenses. Contract Terms: Due Upon Receipt For Professional Services Including: * Project Administration. * Site visits to review existing conditions and to photograph the site. * Development of preliminary alternative concepts. * Development of final concepts. Thank you for your business. Total Page 1 7~01 Ohms Lane. Suite 500 Minneapolis, MN 55439 Tel (612) 832-9475 Fa-x (612) 832-9542 LAND USE PLANNING AND DESIGN BRAUER & ASSOCIATES, LTD Invoice DATE INVOICE # 1/25/1998 1200604 BILL TO City of Chanhassen Todd Hoffman, Director Parks and Recreation Departpent 690 Coulter Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 DESCRIPTION AMOUNT * Development of preliminary master plans. * Development of final master plans. * Preparation for and attendance @ staff and public meetings. FEES & EXPENSES Phase I - Master Plan Phase Work Completed to Date: Work Previously Billed: 9,000.00 -4,500.00 Thank you for your business. /i/' '1 1/ ,;lJ() ~I L ? r 1I1/; ! 4/l7~ },,/ L' Total $4,500.00 Page 2 750\ Ohms Lane, Suite 500 Minneapolis, MN 55439 Tel (612) 832-9475 Fa.x (612) 8.12-95-42 .~ LAND USE PI.ANNING AND DESIGN BRAUER & ASSOCIATES, LTD RECEIVED DEe 11 1997 CITY OF CHANHASSE~ Invoice DATE INVOICE # 11/25/1997 1200577 BILL TO City of Chanhassen Todd Hoffman, Director Parks and Recreation Department 690 Coulter Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 DESCRIPTION AMOUNT Bandimere and City Central Park Development Park Planning and Design Brauer and Associates, Ltd. #97-42 Contract Type: Phase I - Master Plan Phase - Lump Sum Fee of $1 0,000.00 Including Expenses Phase 2 - Implementation / Construction Phase - a % Fee of 6.513% of the cost to constr. including all direct expenses, except preconstruction soil t(:sting and final printing & distribution (if plans & specifications for bidding and related advertizing costs. Phase 3 - Construction Surveying and Staking - a maximum Percentage Fee of2% of the cost of construction, including direct expenses. Contract Terms: Due Upon Receipt For Professional Services Including: * Project Administration. * Preparation of site analysis graphics. * Site visits to review existing conditions. * Meetings with the owner to determine survey needs. Thank you for your business. Total Page 1 7:'>01 Ohms Lane, Suite SOO 1\Iinneapolis, 1\Ii\: 55439 Tel (612) 8:'>2-9475 Fa."... (612) 8:'>2-9542 LAND USE PI.ANNING AND DESIGN BRAUER & ASSOCIATES, LTO Invoice DATE INVOICE # 11/25/1997 1200577 BILL TO City of Chanhassen Todd Hoffman, Director Parks and Recreation Department 690 Coulter Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 DESCRIPTION AMOUNT , Preparation of field standards. , Preparation of preliminary concept anlternatives. , Preparation for and attendance at project focus meeting. , Preparation for and attendance at public meeting. OEES & EXPENSES 'hase 1 - Master Plan Phase Nork Completed to Date: Nork Previously Billed: 4,500.00 0.00 ..., II / ' /i if J-! },/ 11 -/ ' if '1 -'] /1 /;- Total /' - -~._--- ---.-..-..--:.-......... /' [hank you for your business. Page 2 ( $4,500.00 /' " -~ -------- 7501 Ohms Lane, Suite 500 :\tinneapolis, :\I;\; 55439 Tel (612) 832-9";75 F;LX (612) 1->32-9542 I l,T " 11 ,~, ," 1 .- ~ ~I U U ,.. "',. , ,', ,', I ,I, ]'{ ':" J r.Jh _ ~:, ~ ,:,IU. ....;:' . "-JJ." t:.J1(.J... E! r-, ,I, i"!:"':"', \! I t. ...... ,..I i,.l\. I~,' ASSOC. . " , ".,,',,: . ;:"":. 'METRO LAND SURVlMNG 332 CDIUfIjl.RJuul D Little Call. MN 55117 PhDIU: (612) 766-0111 ' Fax: (612) 766-0612 Brauer & Associates, Ltd. , 7301 Ohms Lane, Suite 500 Minneapolis, MN 55439 Phone#~~z, ~'f7~ Fax # Fax # Attn: Mr. Jason Amberg RE: Surveying proposal for City Centre Parkand Bandimere Park in Chanhassen. Dr. Mr. Amberg, . , At' your request I have put together a proposal for surveyingserviees at the above described parcels. This proposal is based upon the requirements which you had stipulated during our first meeting~Please note that the exact legal descriptions for the parks have not been provided to me priorto this pfoposal,- but will be.'provided to us prior to beginni~g work.' The figures which I have arrived at are: A. City Centre Park: $7,500.00 B. Bandimere Park: $8,400.00 Our final drawings would be in.an AutoCAD 13 fonnat, which I understand is compatible with your systems. We would do lmy additional research necessary to complete the drawings per your requirements with the exception of any unrecorded easements. We would be able to start on these projects the week of 11~24-97 with a completion date in the area of 12.15-97. I believe that this addresses your conctmi,s at this time. I am also enclosing several of our company brochures for additional information in regard to Metro Land Surveying. In closing I would like to thank you for this opportunity. ~ .,1Y,.- fA\.' .' v-'i " . .~OO-. Ronald P. Alwin, President Minn. R.L.S. No. 17765 ~. . METRO LAND SURVEYINC Statement 332 East County Road D Little Canada, MN 55 I 17 (612) 766-01 12 fax (612) 766-0612 ::::count Of: Statement Date: Dec 30, 1997 City of Chanhassen Attn: Dale Gregory 1591 Park Road Chanhassen, MN 55317 Customer Account 0177.001 rO~itY ~ Date Date Due Reference .2/30/97 1/29/98 : 10406 i Paid i ; Description Amount Balance 7,500.00 7,500.00 ~ "-~;;-1'J 4r'f"/, M It \.' ~,:.~ l~ '~"'_ 1 J i'I\1 ., 2 ",,",5') \ H '4~! ~ ,-; '-:; .~ ~'" ,'w;'SSEN PUBliC WORKS /, () {1-/2 II?!! !i/fg Total Due:G 500 ~ o - 30 31 - 60 61 - 90 Over 90 days 7,500.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Thanks for your business. METRO LAND SURVEYING Invoic Invoice Numbe 1045 Invoice DatE Jan 30, 199 PagE 332 East County Road D Little Canada, MN 55117 (612) 766-0112 fax (612) 766-0612 Client: City of Chanhassen Attn: Todd Hoffman 1591 Park Road Chanhassen, MN 55317 Custorner ID: 0177.002 Project Mgr: 001 Bandimere Park Due Date ..~----37IT91r- Description: Topographic Survey - per letter Amount 8,400.( ~:} ~.:~~r~ f ':~ ,r ~ ,J; ~: ccr, n 2 1Q98 : '_..1-' ,_, .J :::, r~ll "," H'l'r' ,.. ~.J. IJ'I"lilf1 ;vcN:.J1 ~Pi I'r \~'r)R'(" .... . ".J'~L.J I~I... ,.~,0 Subtotal 8,400.0 Sales Tax Total Invoice Amount 8,400.0 Check No: Payment Received 0 . 0 TOTAL 8,400.0 ~?-/;2 ~~.? ;0 --:?// (/; All invoices are due In 30 days from the invoice date. Past due accou?t~_~, .......; ..,.., 1-.. ...... .--. .1-....: ~ ~ L J__ _ _ .r:' INVOICE Date' Client Contact ' Ad dress Project lnvolce # Your #. ,Ncwember 12. 1997 .City of Chanha~sen Todd Hoffman 690 Coulter ,Drive. Chanhassen. MN 55317 Parks & Trails Meeting Ads (2 versions) CH715 . ~.- - i~_7 '-.......' CreatlveConsulting Cost $422.50 Out-Of.Pocket Cost Out-of-pocket costs are not marked-up. This cost includes Minnesota sales tax. . SO.OO Total Due .. Payment Due Upon Receipt Send To . .. '. .'. -. .: .: ..~. . . .". :.' ..' J'- Debra Kind 2351 Lukewood Dr. . . Chanhassen Minnesota 55317- .-612.401.9181 . Thank You '. , .. ~., ~f\' . II}); fV- PL;:,\S:=: F~ETURN THIS PORTION V:iTH YOUf1 PAY".1ENT ':,CCOUNT NO: TERMS INVOICE -STATEMENT SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN PUBLISHING P.O. BOX 8, SHAKOPEE, MN 55379, 612-445-3333 . SHAKOPEE ;vIINT. CHASKA MINT. PRIOR LAI<E AMERICAN. CHANHASSEN VILLAGER. SAVAGE PACER . CHASKA HERALD · EDEN PRAIRIE NEWS · JORDAN INDEPENDENT. SHAKOPEE VALLEY NEV!S RECEIVED DEe 0 3 1997 108146-20 CITY OF CHANHASSbN POST OFFICE BOX 147 N CHANHASSt:N t"lN 55317-CITY OF CHANHASSE FOR THE ACCOUNT OF: ..- DATE NET 20 DAYS - 1.5~ INTEREST CHARGED ON BALANCE LJlIPA T n !=IJR :-;i?I 0 .~ - 1.. I DESCRIPTION RATE 11 /iZlb/'37 11/20/'3/ 11/20/'3'7 11/06/'37 11/13/'37 11/13/97 11/20/'37 11/20/'37 11 /27/'37 11 /27/'37 11/27/'37 11/27/'37 11/30/'37 CURRENT PREVIOUS BALANCE LEGAL ADVERf CHVILL #3028 NPH/AMFNDMENl 1WK LEGAL ADVERT CHVILL NPH-BLW DIS1RICl #3031 LEGAL ADVERT CHVILL NPH-PUD #3032 DISPLAY ADVERl AGENDA DISPLAY ADVE:.Rl roOD HIJFt='MAN DISPLAY ADVbl:.tl AGENDA DISPLAY ADVER'"1 fRAIL M fG/ roOD DISPLAY ADVER-l AGENDA SCHOOL TAB 1/2 PAGE DIS~ILAY ADVE:Rl PRO,:::'ER fY rAX D IS!=-'LAY ADVb Rl KENNt::::L PE:RMIT DISPLAY ADVERl AGENDA FINANCE CHARGE CHVILL 3.00 2.5121 3.50 11.50 CHVILL PARK MEETING CHV ILL.. 30 - 60 DAYS 64.50 6.00 CHVILL HOFFMAN CHVILL 64.50 12.00 CHVILL 1. 00 CHVILL 16.50 CHVILL. 4.00 CHVILL 7.00 NEW BALANCE 60 - 90 DAYS 90 - 120 DAYS 8.050 8.050 8.050 8.5S0 7.750 8.5::'0 7.750 8.5S0 8.550 8.550 8.550 CHARGeS 24. 15 20. 13 28. 18 '38.33 49'3.88 51. 30 4'39.88 102.60 25-i. 00 141. 08 34.20 5'3.85 ~;& -;36- OVER 120 DAYS PAYMENT tI.: '"I EARSHE.E I CREDITS .~~I (C; ( is ( I J \ .::;/4 2 j I I ~J/~ Ii J I ,.../),- I I. Jlt III TOTAL