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CHANHASSEN PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1992, 7:30 P.M.
CHANHASSEN CI1Y HALL, 690 COULTER DRIVE
CALL TO ORDER
1. Site Plan Review, Preliminary Plat:
Stone Creek
Hans Hagen Homes, Inc.
941 N .E. Hillwind Road
Suite 300
Fridley, MN 55432
Charles W. Plowe
Consulting Engineer
9180 Lexington Ave. NE
Circle Pines, MN 55014
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Park and Recreation Commission Schedule for Attendance at City Council
Meetings.
3. Commission Member Presentations.
4. Administrative Section.
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CHAHHASSEH
690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900. FAX (612) 937-5739
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Park and Recreation Commission
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Todd Hoffman, Park and Recreation Coordinator
DATE:
April 10, 1992
SUBJ:
Stone Creek Subdivision Proposal, Hans Hagen, Inc., Owner and Developer
The Park and Recreation Commission reviewed this item on March 24, 1992. The report
presented to the Commission that evening is attached for your review. As Commissioners
will recall, action taken that evening was to table the Stone Creek development item, and
request that the developer, Hans Hagen Home, Inc., identify suitable area for an active park
site, to accept this land dedication in lieu of park fees, to require the necessary right-of-way
on the east side 'of Galpin Boulevard and the north side of Lyman Boulevard for future
construction of a bituminous trail, and to require payment of full trail dedication fees
($167.00 per unit for each dwelling).
A series of subsequent steps have been coordinated to facilitate the Commission's request.
Commission action was discussed at a staff level among Park and Recreation and Planning
Departments. Kate Aanenson, Planner II scheduled a meeting with representatives of Hans
Hagen Homes for Monday, April 6, 1992. It was at this conference that the Commission's
request was formally presented to Mr. Hans Hagen. Mr. Hagen's initial reaction was that
an alternate site could potentially be identified, but not in the location shown in the
Planning Report (see attachment). His primary concern was the expense of utilities which
would be left unused at the perimeter of the proposed park site. However, he agreed to
develop an alternative plan showing a park in the general vicinity, benefitting from both the
treed and cleared properties in that area. Discussion was also directed towards the potential
of modifying the configuration of the initial site to better provide for the various desirable
components of a neighborhood park, i.e. size, visibility, street frontage, mix of vegetation
types, usable land for active recreation, etc. It was concluded that this option may be viable
as well, and that Hans Hagen Homes, Inc. would prepare two plan alternatives depicting the
potential park sites.
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April 10, 1992
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The resulting alternatives; Plan A--the original site expanded to approximately 8.6 acres; and
Plan B--the new site totalling approximately 5.4 acres, are attached. Each site has unique
characteristics, some of which are summarized below.
Alternate Plan A
Acreage was increased from approximately 8 acres to approximately 8.6 acres,
Contains approximately 50% developable land;
Offers approximately 225 feet of street frontage;
Contains a pronounced creek drainage;
Contains a mix of vegetation types;
Offers an opportunity for a good sliding hill, a 16% slope over 125 feet (drops 20
feet over a distance of 125 feet);
Provides for a mix of recreational uses;
Is approximately 3.2 acres larger than Alternate B; and
Opportunity for visual observation into the park is somewhat limited.
Alternate Plan B
Acreage is approximately 5.4 acres;
Contains approximately 50% developable land;
Offers approximately 425 feet of street frontage;
~ontains a watershed, but no pronounced creek basin;
Contains a portion of a wooded wetland;
Contains a mix of vegetation types;
Offers an opportunity for a sliding hill, an 11% slope over 175 feet (drops 20 feet
over a distance of 175 feet);
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Provides for a mix of recreational uses; and
Opportunity for visual observation into the park is better than Alternate A
Staff Comments
The Commission's desire in identifying an alternate site has been fulfilled with Alternate B.
However, the applicant's desire to use the original site resulted in his offering that the two
lots on the south side of the site be eliminated, thus creating an improved park site with
greater visibility and access. The utilization of this area as park would also release the
applicant from the necessity of creating an outlot, and from using private sewage lift pumps
for the houses which would be built in the cul-de-sac. By eliminating Lots 12 and 13, Block
1, as shown on the original sketch, the park site is significantly improved. However, the
majority of the park facilities, the sledding hill being the exception, would still most easily
be developed below the foot of the hill and would necessitate grubbing and clearing of trees
and brush, and some grading activity.
Conclusion
The applicant has been reasonable in addressing the Park (,lIld Recreation Commission's
desires. Although Alternate Plan B could be improved by modifying the western boundary
to incorporate additional open lands, the offer by Mr. Hans Hagen to expand Alternate A
to 8.6 acres by eliminating the two lots at the south end of the park results in a proposal
which is more desirable than Plan B.
Recommendation
It is staffs recommendation that the Park and Recreation Commission recommend the City
Council accept 8.6 acres of parkland as shown in Alternate Plan A in lieu of payment of
park fees, and require full trail dedication fees ($167.00 per unit) for the Stone Creek
subdivision with the following conditions of approval:
1. The park property boundary be surveyed and marked in conjunction with the
surveying activity in adjoining developmental phases.
2. The applicant shall grub, clear and grade the park site per grading plans and
specifications prepared by the city and provided to the applicant. The city shall finish
grade and seed the park site.
3.
Erosion control shall be installed by the applicant as specified in the grading plan at
a cost to the city of $1.75 per lineal foot. Maintenance and removal of the erosion
control materials will be the responsibility of the city.
Park and Recreation Commission
April 10, 1992
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4. The applicant shall provide sufficient right-of-way as specified by the City Engineer
to accommodate the future construction of a bituminous trail along the north side
of Lyman Boulevard and east side of Galpin Boulevard.
Attachments
1. Staff Report dated March 24, 1992.
2. Alternate Park Site as Depicted in Planning Report.
3. Alternate Plan A
4. Alternate Plan B.
5. Alternate Plan B, Photo Copy of the Aerial Photo.
pc: Kate Aanenson, Planner II
Paul Krauss, Planning Director
Charles Folch, City Engineer
Hans Hagen, Hans Hagen Homes, Inc., 941 NE Hillwind Road, Suite 300, Fridley,
MN 55432
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PRC DATE: March 24, 1992
CC DATE:
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STAFF REPORT
PROPOSAL: Rezoning property from A2 to RSF and Preliminary Plat to Subdivide 81 acres Into 141 Single
Family Lots and 8.2 Acres of Park Area on Property Zoned A2, Agricultural Estate
LOCATION: Located North of Lyman Boulevard, East of Galpin Boulevard, and South of Timberwood (see
vicinity map)
APPLICANT: Hans Hagen Homes, Inc.
941 NE Hillwlnd Road, Suite 300
Fridley, MN 55432
PRESENT ZONING: A2, Agricultural Estate
ADJACENT ZONING
AND LAND USE: N - A2, Agricultural Estate-Large Lot Home Sites Including Tlmberwood
S - A2, Agricultural Estate-Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
E - A2, Agricultural Estate
W - A2, Agricultural Estate-Galpln Boulevard
The Recreation Section of the Comprehensive Plan identifies this proposed
subdivision as being located In a park deficient area. The site lies outside the
service areas of Sunset Ridge Park and Power Hili Park as shown on the
vicinity map.
COMPREHENSIVE TRAIL PLAN:
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN:
The Recreation Section of the Comprehensive Plan currently Identifies a trail along Galpin Boulevard as a
Phase III (2000-2010) addition. The plan also Includes the future Bluff Creek Trail Corridor which parallels
the eastern border of this site. The railroad underpass allowing this trail to bisect the tracks lies just to the
east of this property.
Park and Recreation Commission
March 24, 1992
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PARK LAND:
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In preliminary dlscusslonl with Mr. Hans Hagen, It wal apparent that the unusual flag-shaped area of this
property lying on Itl northern edge may be desirable for park property. In one of the Initial plans, this area
wal divided Into three lots to be serviced by extended private drives. As noted on the site plan, the
maximum amount of park property that the Commission could request under current ordinance II 5.64 acres
(141 lots x 3 persons per home + 75 persons per acre of land = 5.64 acres). The area preliminarily shown
as potential park II approximately 8 acres.
A copy of the aerial photo of thll area Including topographical Information Is attached. The copy identifies
the approximate boundarlel of the flag-shaped land area. The creek drainage flowing through thll area
dominates the lite with two relatively flat knolls being located on either Ilde of the creek. However, the
necesllty to cross the creek makel access to Itl north cumbersome. Areas louth of the creek are
Interspersed with mature conifers and deciduoul trees, open grassy glenl, and ar..s of small trees and
brush. The remainder of the lite can be described al a typical mature hardwood forest. Upon walking the
lite, It II my opinion that clearing a portion of thil land to accommodate an open field would be Ihort-
sighted. If It Is our desire to maintain an open grasl field to accommodate traditional neighborhood park
facilities, the park should be located somewhere in the agricultural field.
The decision to set aside a natural land area as park versUI the development of a traditional neighborhood
park Is a philosophical one. The opportunity to acquire "natural" land masses as part of subdivision review
II not available In many cases. The forfeiture of $70,500 or a portion of that amount In park fees Is also
worthy of consideration. Under the current plan, the applicant Is offering approximately eight acres of land
when only 5.64 can be required. Presumably, If the Commission wishes to require land for park In the open
field area of thll plat, this would not be the case. The construction of ball fields and preservation of ope~
space to the north of this site in conjunction with a school site II also a possibility. The merits an
deficienciel of the options available need to be considered by the Commission.
RECOMMENDATION:
No recommendation Is being forwarded to the Park and Recreation Commission. Staff will be glad to join
In the discussion next Tuesday and Is hopeful that a recommendation can be formulated by the Commission
to be forwarded to the Planning Commission and City Council.
TRAILS:
The preliminary plat Identifies two trail segments on the interior of this plat; one bisecting Timberwood Drive
and the proposed park; and one bisecting Blockl 6 and 7 adjacent to a large holding pond. The trail along
Galpin Boulevard as identified In the Comprehenlive Plan will be placed on the east side of the road at the
time of construction. The City Engineer and Planning Department have been notified as such and will require
the additional right-of-way necessary to accommodate this trail. Any recommendation by the Commission
should Include this as a condition of approval.
The need for interior trail segments will be unclear until the park issue is resolved. As such, I will not
expand upon the necessity, desirability, or cost of these proposed trail connections. However, If these or
other interior trail segments are determined to be desirable, It Is recommended the applicant construct the
trails with their cost, as determined by the city in consultation with them, be deducted from the trail fees.
I would encourage Park Commissioners to drive by the site and, If possible, tour the area on foot prior to
next week'l meeting. Permission to access the property has been granted by the applicant.
ATTACHMENTS
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Vicinity Map
Preliminary Plat Sketch Plan
Aerial Photo including Topographical Information
Trail Plan
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CHAIHASSEI
690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900 . FAX (612) 937-5739
MEMORANDUM
TO: Park and Recreation Commission
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Todd Hoffman, Park and Recreation Coordinator
DATE:
April 9, 1992
SUBJ:
Park and Recreation Commission Schedule for Attendance at City Council
Meetings
Acting on the Commission's approval of attendance by Park and Recreation
Commissioners at City Council meetings, the attached schedule has been prepared. To
reiterate, Commissioners need only attend their scheduled meeting if a park and
recreation item is on the City Council agenda. I will confirm with Commissioners if
attendance is necessary, and also will forward a copy of the agenda and information
pertaining to the subject item.
This arrangement has been implemented in the past and was renewed by the
Commission upon receiving an inquiry from Councilman Wing in this regard.
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PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER
1992 A'ITENDANCE SCHEDULE
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION A'ITENDANCE
TO CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
Date
April 27, 1992
May 4, 1992
May 18, 1992
June 8, 1992
June 22, 1992
July 13, 1992
July 27, 1992
August 10, 1992
August 24, 1992
September 14, 1992
September 28, 1992
October 12, 1992
October 26, 1992
November 9, 1992
November 23, 1992
December 14, 1992
Larry Schroers
Work: 559-0379
Home: 474-0760
Jim Andrews
Work: 884-9156
Home: 937-0516
Wendy Pemrick
Home: 445-4711
Fred Berg
Work: 448-8620
Home: 474-8394
Randy Erickson
Work: 470-4086
Work: 470-4086
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Jim Andrews
Fred Berg
Randy Erickson
Dave Koubsky
Jan Lash
Wendy Pemrick
Larry Schroers
Jim Andrews
Fred Berg
Randy Erickson
Dave Koubsky
Jan Lash
Wendy Pemrick
Larry Schroers
Jim Andrews
Fred Berg
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J an Lash
Home: 474-3814
Dave Koubsky
Work: 448-9393
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CHANHASSEN
690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900 . FAX (612) 937-5739
March 25, 1992
Ms. Joan Ahrens, Planning Commission Vice Chair
6601 Charing Bend
Chanhassen, MN 55317
Dear Joan:
Thank you for attending the March 24, 1992, Park and Recreation meeting to discuss
municipal golf courses. I believe the discussion was positive, with the end result of
gaining the support of the Commission, and recruiting two members for the Golf
Committee. I will be forwarding correspondence to the City Manager in regard to the
Commission's motion to recommend the City Council pursue a Golf Course Feasibility
Study. I have enclosed the results of a Golf Course Survey conducted by the City of
Maple Grove. Terry Just, the Director of Parks and Recreation, requested we use this for
information purposes only. Presumably, if we wish to publish the information contained
in the survey, we could contact the represented agencies seeking permission to do so.
I am also returning your location map, which was left with the Commission.
Again, the members of the Commission who would Uke to serve on the Golf Committee
are:
Larry Schroers, Chairman
1020 Carver Beach Road
Chanhassen, MN 55317
Work Phone: 559-0379
Home Phone: 474-0760
Dave Koubsky
1311 Lake Susan Hills Dr.
Chanhassen, MN 55317
Work Phone: 448-9393
Home Phon~: 368-3308
Joan, I look forward to participating in this planning effort. Please contact me to discuss
this matter at any time.
Sincerely,
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Todd Hoffman
Park and Recreation Coordinator
pc: Don Ashworth, City Manager
Kate Aanenson, Planner II
Park and Recreation Cowission
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R SIDENT AND LOCAL BUSINESS
TREE SALE
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The Chanhassen Tree Board (part< and Recreation ComrnIasIan)
and the Chanhassen City CooocII are pleased to otr.1hiI whoIeaaIe
tree program
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supplier of trees and local .
full iervIce Lawn & Garden Center
To order treel, limply vlllt City HIli between Aprile and May
4,1992, betwHn I'a.m. and 4:30 p.m. or call 837.1100 for In
order form.
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ANYONEI
Category 2 ,
Price Per Tree: $75
6' Amur Maple
6' Japanese Tree Ulae
8' River or Whitespire Birch
6' Black Hills Spruce
2" Crabapple. Red Splendor,
Snowdrift or Pink Spire
2" Seedless Ash
2" Greenspire Unden
Category 4 .
Price Per Tree: $130
12' River or Whitespire Birch
3" Seedless Ash' _
3" Greenspire Unden
2.1/2" Hackberry
8' Black Hills Spruce
. Category1
Price Per Tree: $60
J 5' Amur Maple
5'Japanese Tree Lilac
6' River or Whitespire Birch'
1 1/~" Seedless Ash.
1 t/2" Hackberry
1 1/2" Greenspire Linden
5' Black Hills Spruce
Category 3
Price Per Tree: $100
10' Alver or Whitespire Birch
7' Black Hills Spruce
2-1/2" Crabapple - Red Splendor,
Snowdrift or Pink Spire
2-1/2" Seedless Ash
2" Hackberry
. 2" Honeylocust
2" Sugar Maple
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300 1bI. DelIvery IIIUbjec:t to wuIher condIIIonI and aV8bbMy.
.112% ..... tu .. payable.
DelIvery to can.Ide by city: $5 per trM
0eUvery and __ MrvIce
by LoIuI Lavin and Garden: $75 per -.
Treea wi be dllIYnd by tie ClIv an F.... AprI17 and 24. and
May 1 and" cay wi! call to conlInn dII&' . .
,r" LoU Lawn and Gilden wit call to maIce deI\.wy andlnalallan
arrangementl . you chooIe IhII opCIon.
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April 1,.1992
Women's Intercollegwte Athletics 250 Bierman Field Athletic Building
51615th Avenue S.E.
Minneapolis. MN 55455
61l-624-8oo0 . 4
Fax: 612-624-8018
Todd Hoffman
Park and Rec. Coordinator
690 Coulter Drive
Chanhassen MN,55317
Dear Mr. Hoffman:
I am writing to you regarding the University of Minnesota Women's
Intercollegiate Athletic Department and WCCO Radio Hometown Day salute
of student-athlete Katie Walker. We will be saluting Katie and the city of
Chanhassen on April 25 at 1:00 pm, during the softball game at Bierman
Softball Complex when the Gophers host Northwestern. We would like to
invite you to be special guest of the women's athletic department. At this
celebration, we would like you to be recognized as representative of Chaska
High School and KATIE WALKER - CHANHASSEN HOMETOWN DAY!
The celebration is one of thirteen WCCO RADIO HOMETOWN DAYS, a .
promotion designed to salute some of Minnesota's finest student-athletes.
During its inaugural year of 1989-90, WCCO Radio Hometown Days honored
fifteen student-athletes from thirteen Minnesota hometowns, and brought
over 7,000 fans to the U of M Twin Cities campus.
I am looking for some help in the spreading of this promotion. I hope
that you will be interested in working with me on this. I will be looking
foward to hearing from you on any ideas that you may have for creating
community involvement. Feel free to call me at 624-4319 if you have any
questions.
I w11l be in contact with you soon. Thank you very much for your time
and consideration.
Sincerely,
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Promotions Intern
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(612) 937-1900. FAX (612) 937-5739
April 1, 1992
Minnetonka Community Services
Attn: John Raby, Aquatics Supervisor
261 School Avenue
Excelsior, MN 55331
Dear John:
I wanted to check in with you regarding the 1992 Summer Beach Program at Lake Ann Beach. The City of
Chanhassen will supply the beach with lifeguard chairs, complete boundaries, safety boat and oars, satellite, lock
box, rake, telephone and a megaphone. All of these items w.ill be in place and in working order before the beach
opens.
Over the last 3 years, total cost to the City of Chanhassen has risen 38% to provide the beach service at Lake
Ann Park. It is very important that we keep beach expenditures below $17,000, for the summer of 1992. The
figure of $17,000 may seem low, but I know that working together we can obtain the same beach services as in
the past. Give me a call at your convenience to discuss the upcoming 1992 summer season.
The Lake Ann picnic shelter is scheduled to begin construction approximately April 8th. The front of the shelter
building will be completed by the time the beach is opened for the summer. Safety fencing will be erected to
isolate the construction area. There will be machinery, construction supplies, etc., Yisible from the beach area
after the beach is opened, but it will all be contained within the safety fence. Completion of the picnic shelter
will be August 28, 1992. I have enclosed some Lake Ann shelter pictures for your information.
If you have the Lake Ann swimming lesson schedule complete, please send me a copy.
If you have any questions, please give me a call at 937-1900. I look forward to working with you and Minnetonka
Community Services again this summer.
Sincerely, n
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Jerry Ruegemer
Recreation Supervisor
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