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AGENDA
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1984, 7:00 P.M.
CHANHASSEN MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 690 COULTER DRIVE
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Site Review: Carver Beach Mini-Beach.
Meet at City Hall at 7:00 p.m. to drive out to the site.
Approval of the August 7th minutes.~
1990 Land Use Plan Amendment, Piper Ridge Development.*
Crystal Springs Pond Subdivision Review.*
Approve Capital Improvement Budget.*
Chaska-District l12-Chanhassen Joint Agreement.
Don Ashworth will be present.
Update Reports:
a. Lake Ann park*
b. Park Ordinance*
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Lori Sietsema
Park and Recreation Coordinator
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690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147 . CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900
MEMORANDUM
TO: Park and Recreation Commission
FROM: Lori Sietsema, Park and Recreation Coordinator
DATE: August 28, 1984
SUBJ: Land Use Amendment Request
On June 5th the Park and Recreation Commission reviewed a sub-
division sketch plan on Randolph Herman's property. The Park and
Recreation Commission recommended accepting park dedication fees
instead of parkland.
This property is located next to Herman Field and is considered .
Parks/Open Space in the 1990 Land Use Plan. The developer is
requesting that the 1990 Land Use Plan be amended so as to exclude
this property.
Since this property is not publicly owned or proposed to be
publicly owned, staff recommends that the Park and Recreation
Commission recommend to the City Council to amend the comprehensive
Plan to exclude this piece of property as designated parks/open
space.
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City of Ch.:lnha.ssen
Ccmnunity Developrent Depilrt:Irent
690 Coulter Drive
P.O. Box 147 .
Chanhassen, MN 5531 i
(612) 937-1900
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Date: August 27, 1984
To: Develq:rr.ent Plan Referral Agencies
Fran: Ch3.nhassen Ccmnunity Developnent Depart::ment By: Barbara Dacy, City Planner
Subject: Land Use Plan Amendment Request by Randy Hennan to change the 1990 Land Use Plan
tran .parks/open b1>ace to Resl.dentl.al lJ::M DenSl.ty (/.3;'! acres) located south ot
tiandpl.per Lane and M1.nnewashta ~s Drl.ve adJacent to Minnewashta Regl.Onal Park.
Planning Case No: #84-2 Land Use Plan Amendment
The al::ove described application for approval of a land developnent proposal was filed with
the Chanhassen Camnmity Developnent Department on August 22, 1984 .
In order for us to have the benefit of as Im.1ch infonnation as possible concerning this
application, we w:Juld like your agency to review the enclosed develq:m:nt plans insofar
as is applicable to your agency, and make any cc::nnents you might have an this proposal.
We are particularly interested in matters whic..'1 affect the public health, safety and
general v,'elfare.
Specifically, we \vould appreciate your ccmrents and reccmnendations concerning the impact
of this proposal on traffic circulation, existing and proposed future utility services,
storm water drainage, and the need for acquiring public lands or easements for park sites,
. street extensions or :irrproverrents, and utilities. Where specific needs or problems
exist, we w:Juld like to have a written report to this effect fran the agency concerned so
that \Ye can make a reccmrendation to the Planning Carmission and City Council encanpassing
these needs.
This application is scheduled for consideration by the Chanhassen Planning Carmission
on Septenber 12, 1984 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at
Chanhassen City Hall. In order for the CQmnmity Developrrent Department to prepare a
thorough review of this application for the Camri.ssion and Council, we w:Juld appreciate
receiving your carrments by no later than September 4, 1984
You my also appear at the Planning Ccmni.ssion meeting if you so desire.
Your cooperation and assistance is greatly appreciated.
Enclosed: Pro~sed Develo;:!r.ent Plans
DISTRIBurION:
1. City Engineer
2. Ci ty Attorney
V- City P<rrk Director
4. Fire DepartIr.en t
5. Count'j Engineer
6. Watershed Dist. Engineer
7. Soil Conservation Service
8. MN Dept. of Transportation
9. U.S. Arrrrj Corps of Engineers
10. Minnegasco
11. l-rn Dept. of Natural Resource
12. Telephone Ccmpany
(Mv Eell or United)
13. Electric CompUny
(NSP or HN Valley Co-op)
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hjency Referral
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690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147 . CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900
MEMORANDUM
TO: Park and Recreation commission
FROM: Lori Sietsema, Park & Recreation Coordinator
DATE: August 28, 1984
SUBJ: Sketch Plan Review, crystal Springs Pond
Crystal Springs pond, a proposed subdivision, was recently removed
from the Comprehensive Plan as parks/Open Space. This property
lies south of West Junior High and East of Highway 41.
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It is the staff's recommendation to accept the park dedication fee
instead of parkland as the lot size is 2i acres and the close
proximity to Minnewashta Regional Park.
The 1990 Land Use Plan proposes a walkway/trail corridor from Lake
Ann to Minnewashta Regional Park. At a later date, the corridor
will be relocated in order to align with the park entrance as orig-
inally intended.
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City of Chanhassen
Camnmity Developnent Department
690 Coulter Drive
P.O. Box 147
Chanhassen, MN 55317
(612) 937-1900
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Date: August 8, 1984
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Developnent Plan Referral Agencies
By: BaJ:bara !lacy, City Plann~
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Sketch Plan Review: Proposed 10 lot residential suJ:xlivision located east of
Highway 41, just south of Mi.rifietonka West j.r:--Hlgh-SChooI (see attached locatlon
map) .
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Chanhassen Canmunity Developnent DepartJnent
Subject:
Planning Case No: Subdivision #84-14
The alxNe described application for approval of a land developnent proposal was filed \ath
the Chanhassen Catirnmity Developnent Department onAugust 7, r984
In order for us to have the benefit of as :much infonnation as possible cancem.ing this
application, we T,o,Ould like your agency to review the enclosed develo:pnent plans insofar
as is applicable to your agency, and make any CCItttents you might have on this proposal.
We are particularly interested in matters which affect the public health, safety and
gen~al welfare. '
Specifically, we would appreciate your cc:mnents and recarmendations concerning the impact
of this proposal on traffic circulation, existing and proposed future utility services,
stenn water drainage, and the need for acquiring public lands or easements for park site>>s
street extensions or improverrents, and utilities. Where specific needs or problems
exist, we T,o,Ould like to have a written report to this effect fran the agency concerned
that we can make a recamrendatibn te the Planning Carmission and City Council encanpassing
these needs.
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This application is scheduled for consideration by the Chanhassen Planning Ccmnission
on Wednesday, August 22, 1984 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at
Chanhassen City Hall. In order for the Ccmnunity Development Departm:mt to prepare a
thorough review of this application for the Carmission and Council, we would appreciate
receiving your ccmnents by no later thanAugust 15, 1984.
You may also appear at the Planning Carmission m:eting if you so desire.
Your cooperation and assistance is greatly appreciated.
Enclosed: Proposed DeveloT:ment Plans
DISTRIBurrON:
Atllimehaha Creek and Riley
"Purgato:ry Creek
~ Yatershed Dist. Engineer
~ Soil Conservation Service
8<"" MN Dept. of Transportation
, ~~ S. Anny Corps of Engineers
~ Minnegasco
~ City Engineer
2. City Attorney
i<"""City Park Director
~...$:ire Depa..rb'r.ent
V County Engineer
File: Camtunity Developnent Depart:m;mt
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1985 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BUDGET
Revised by Park and Recreation Commission on August 7, 1984
* Indicates Change
1. Lake Ann Park
--Park Improvement
- Geese Clean Up
- picnic tables (6)
- Signs
- Bl.&_I.........sTex-v'CLLe2- '&~~~ 'C5~S
2. Minnewashta Heights Park
$18,00 a I~O-
500.00
800.00
1,000.00
3,000.00
- picnic tables (2)
- Miscellaneous Landscaping
250.00
1,000.00
3. Carver Beach Park (Playground)
- Tot Lot replacement
- Picnic table
3,800.00
125.00
4. Carver Beach (Beach)
- Picnic table
- Landscaping upper portion
- Park sign
125.00
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600.00
5. Greenwood Shores
- picnic tables (2)
350.00
6. Detailed plans for Lake Ann Park Expansion
1,800.00
1,500.00
7. Detailed plans of North Lotus Lake Park
8. Bandimere Heights
- Small tot lot
2,500.00
9. City Center Park
- Field Improvements
- Spectator Bleacher Stands (2)
10. Lake Susan
1,000.00*
2,000.00
- Tot Lot
- Tables & Benches (carryover)
1,500.00*
800.00*
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690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147 . CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900
MEMORA1~DUM
TO: Mayor and city Council
FROM: Don Ashworth, City Manager
DATE: August 20, 1984
SUBJ: Community Services Agreement - District #112
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Meeting community recreational needs cannot be completed solely
by one organization. Today, our schools provide a forum for a
full range of continuing education and community education
programs. Similarly, our cities also provide physical facilities
and expertise to enhance learning, recreational and leisure time
activities. Who can best provide a lead agency role changes
depending upon the program activity. The important fact is that
no one organization can exist in a vaccum and without the help of
the other.
Discussions regarding this concept started nearly one year ago
between representatives of our school districts, City of Chaska,
and City of Chanhassen. A draft agreement is in the process of
being completed. I believe the agreement is workable and I would
like to discuss such Monday evening. Basically, the agreement
would:
- Establish a direct responsibility for scheduling and coor-
dinating activities at the Chanhassen Elementary School by
the Chanhassen Park and Recreation Director. Various com-
munity school and local programs would be carried out at
the school to further the open school concept.
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- The City of Chaska's Park and Recreation Director would
carry out a similar role within that community. In addi-
tion, those active recreational programs (mens and womens
basketball, volleyball, broomball, etc.) which currently
exist as Chaska programs, would be expanded to Chanhassen
residents. Registration/scheduling/etc. would be carried
out primarily by Chaska in coordination with Chanhassen.
- Community Schools would maintain an umbrella position in
coordinating local activities carried out on school
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Park and Recreation Commission
FROM: Lori Sietsema, Park and Recreation Coordinator
DATE: August 28, 1984
SUBJ: Lake Ann Park Update
Lake Ann Park opened June 1st and will close on September 3rd. To
date, the City has sold 926 seasonal passes and 1711 daily entrance
passes. We have taken in $11,172.25 (as of July 31, 1984), which
includes season pass sales, daily entrance fees, group picnics and
passes sold to the area businesses.
Lake Ann Park had a beach swimming program this year. 11 classes .
were held and attracted 71 participants. Most of these classes
were filled. The beach program was contracted through Minnetonka
Community Schools who also provided us with lifeguards daily.
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ORDINANCE NO. 14A
AN ORDINANCE WHICH RECOGNIZES THE NEED FOR NEIGHBORHOOD
PARKS, ESTABLISHES STANDARDS AND IMPROVEMENT GUIDELINES
FOR- SUCH, AND PROVIDES METHODS OF ACQUISITION AND
DEVELOP~.ENT .
THE CITY COUNCIL OF CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA, ORDAINS:
Section 1.
Findings and Policy Declarati0n.
1.01. Rapid Community Growth. The City of Chanhassen,desires
to be prepared for future growth with respect to population, housing
and general land development.
1.02. Public Facilities Unable to Kee~ Pace with Community
Growth. The City has been and is develop1ng and constructing
public facilities and providing public services to meet the needs of
the community's growing population, and these services and facilities
must be able to keep pace with the ever growing need.
J.O]. Council Policy Concern for Overall Land Development.
Faced with the potential for major physical, social and fiscal
problems caused by rapid and unprecedented growth in relation to
park open space and its development within the community, and being
concerned with existing, as well as future overall quality and
character of land development within the City, the City Council has
undertaken a program to develop a policy statement which will act to
guide the acquisition and development of neighborhood parks through-
out the City by providing a policy which explains the obligation and
requirements that will be expected of all housing development within
the community.
1.04. Policy Intention. It is the intention of the City Council
to develop and implement a park open space acquisition and develop-
ment policy which assigns a function of neighborhood park acquisition
and development responsibility to all housing dwelling units.
1.05. Reasonableness of Policy. Such policy intent is considered
reasonable to protect ~~e public interest and welfare of the community~
and to secure a better planned environment for all neighborhoods
throughout the City~ and to establish a viable neighborhood park
acquisition and development program that is relative and meaningful
to the people who live throughout the City.
1.06. Policy Clarificat1on. This policy is intended and designed
to focus upon providing a publicly adopted strategy \vhich will cause
all housing developments to bear an obligation to the acquisition and
develooment of "neighborhood parks". Such clarification is needed so
as to indicate that the only function and purpose to which this
policy applies shall be to acquire park space and develop such park.
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Payment of said cash charge may be deferred in whole or in part, ~
the option of the City Council, until the time of issuance of
residential building permits, in which case said cash charge shall.
be pro-rated and collected from the building permit applicant, at
the time of issuance of said building permit, according to the
following for,mula:
Pro-Rated Payment Due upon Issuance of Each Building
Permit:
AD x ~C + DC )
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2.04. Neighborhood Park Charge on Existing Plats and Subdivisions.
A cash payment to be reserved for neighborhood park purposes shall
be paid to ~~e City prior to the issuance of a building permit for
new residential construction on all unplatted land and on all lands
subdivided or platted prior to the enactment of this ordinance.
This cash payment shall not be required, however, in the case of
building permits for the mere alteration or remodelling of existing
residential structures. The amount of said cash payment shall be
determined by the following formula:
Neighborhood Park Charge:
Population/DU
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2.05. Definitions. Por purposes of this ordinance, certain terms
and words are defined as follows:
"AC" is the estimated average cost of land per acre for park purposes
as established by annual resolution of the City Council. This figure
shall be the estimated average cost to acquire an acre.of land for
neighborhood park purposes and shall recognize that land acquisition
costs will vary greatly in d~fferent areas of the City.
"DC" is the estimated average cost per acre of developing raw land
into neighborhood parks, as established by annual resolution of the
City Council.
"DU" is the number of dwelling units proposed in any development to
which this charge would be applicable.
"PNV" is the fair market value of plat as of the date of approval
of the final plat.
"AD" is "Acre Demand" computed according to the following formula:
DU x Population/DU
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4.02.' Assessment Guidelines. Nothing in this ordinance shall be
construed as limiting the development of public parks as a public
improvement under Chapter 429 of Minnesota Statutes.
4.03. Establishment of Park Acquisition and Development Fund.
The City Manager is hereby directed to establish a Neighborhood
Park Acquisition and Development Fund, to be used only for:
1. Depositing park charges collected pursuant to this
ordinance;
2. Depositing charitable contributions and other inter-
governmental revenues received for neighborhood parks;
3. Disbursements of neighborhood park land acquisition
and development costs.
4.04. Disposition of Park Acquisition and Development Funds.
It is the intention of this ordinance that whenever possible and
reasonable, but not mandatory, funds collected from developers and/or,
residences of any particular development or particular neighborhood
should be designated and used ,to serve that particular neighborhood.
4.05. Gifts or Donations. Land offered to the City as a gift
or donation for neighborhood parks but not related to any specific
development project may only be accepted when such gift or donation
'of land conforms to one of the following:
1. Such donation or gift of land is not provided as a
means to defray the costs of an existing or future neighbor-
hood park charge. However, the City may accept gift or
donation lands when within an area design~ted as a neighbor-
hood park location. Or upon acceptance by the City, the
, land donated or received by gift may be sold by the City in
order to purchase a designated neighborhood park site area.
2. Such donations or land gifts should not be less than
one acre in size.
3. If such donation or land gift is to defray the costs
of an existing or future neighborhood park charge, then
such should be accepted only under the following conditions:
a. Such land or lands must be within an area designated
for a neighborhood park.
b. Financial arrangements must be made either in the
form of cash or additional lands in accordance with
t.'1is policy.
c. The existing characteristics of any land donated
specifically for park land use must be clearly con-
sis~ent with that intended use.
4.06. Negotiable Services-In-Kind. Where land is available and
development olans adopted, neighborhood park charges for facilities
may be-accepted in the form of services-in-kind rendered by the
develooer through his contractors. Such services might include
grading, landscaping, installation of utilities, or other services
essential to implementation of the park plan. The value of such
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Section 7. Repealer. This Ordinance repeals Ordinance 14, A~~
Ordinance requiring the dedication of Land for Public Recreation Use
or Cash Payment In Lieu Thereof, adopted December 4, 1967.
Passed and adopted by the City Council this 16th:c1ay of May , 1977,.
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CARVER AND HENNEPIN COUNTIES, MINNESOTA
ORDINANCE NO. l4-B
AN ORDIN&~CE AMENDING SECTIONS 1.04, 1.06, 1.07, 6.01 AND 6.02 OF.
ORDINANCE NO. l4-A, THE CHANHASSEN NEIGHBORHOOD PARK CHARGE ORDINANCE,
AND ADDING THERETO SECTION 4.09.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF CHANHASSEN ORDAINS:
Section 1. Sections 1.04, 1.06, 1.07, 6.01, and 6.02 of Ordinance
,No. 14-A, the Chanhassen Neighborhood Park Charge Ordinance, adopted
May 16, 1977, are hereby amended to read as follows:
1.04. Policy Intention. It is the intention of the City
Council to develop and implement a park open space
acquisition and development policy which assigns a function
of neighborhood park acquisition and development responsibility
to all housing dwelling units and commercial and industrial
uses.
1.06. Policy Clarification. This policy is intended and "
designed to focus upon providing a publicly adopted strategy
which will cause all housing developments and commercial and
industrial uses to bear an obligation to the acquisition and
development of "neighborhood parks." Such clarification is
needed so as to indicate that the only function and purpose
to which this policy applies shall be to acquire park space
and develop such park areas in such a manner so that they are
solely planned, designed, constructed with facilities, and
programmed with neighborhood services. This policy application
in no way applies to or satisfies the acquisition or
development of "Community," "District," or "Regional" parks.
Nor does this policy apply to the maintenance of existing
neighborhood parks or such neighborhood parks which may be
acquired or developed by this policy. '
1.07. Policy Consistent \'li th Overall Communi tyDevelopment
Plans. It is necessary and consistent with the overall
community development plans of this City to provide Neighborhoo(
Parks, and it is further in the interest of the health, welfare
andsafety of the people of the City of Chanhassen that the City
promulgate and establish a Neighborhood Park Acquisition and
Development Program; that such a program is equitable and
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CITY OF CHANHASSEN
CARVER AND HENNEPIN COUNTIES, MINNESOTA
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ORDINANCE NO. l4-C
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4.09 OF ORDINANCE 14-A, THE CHANHASSEN
NEIGHBORHOOD PARK CHARGE ORDINANCE AND ADDING THERETO SECTION 6.03,
AND AMENDING SECTIONS 4 AND SECTION 7.03 (e) OF ORDINANCE 33, THE
CHANHASSEN SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE
THE CITY COUNCIL OF CHANHASSEN ORDAINS:
Section 1. Section 4.09, Commercial Industrial Park Charge, of
Ordinance l4-A, the Chanhassen Neighborhood Park Charge Ordinance,
adopted May 16, 1977, as amended by Ordinance l4-B on August 6, 1979,
is hereby further amended to read as follows:
4.09
Commercial, Office or Industrial Recreational Area
Land Dedication or Charge
1. Land Dedication. It is hereby found and declared that
it is reasonable to require that a reasonable amount
of the gross acreage of the undeveloped land proposed
to be subdivided for commercial, office or industrial .
uses be dedicated to the public for public use as
recreational areas.
2. Recreational Area Charge. At the option of the City,
in lieu of land dedication, all lots, tracts or parcels
of land, whether platted or unplatted, to be utilized
for commercial, office or industrial uses shall be
subject to a recreational area charge of $875 per net
developable acre which is hereby determined to be a
reasonable percentage of the current fair market value
of undeveloped land within the City to be so utilized.
All recreational area charges shall be paid upon.
issuance of the building permit for the commercial,
office or industrial use.
3. Annual Review. The recreational area charge established
by Section 2 hereof shall be reviewed annually by the
City Council at a regular scheduled meeting during
February of each year, and may be revised by Council
resolution. The standard to be employed by the Council
in making any such revision shall be the changes, on
an annual basis, in the Construction Cost Index published
by the Engineering News Record, or any equivalent
commonly employed price index.
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Credits. In the event the City Council elects to
accept dedications of land for public use as recrea-
tional areas in a commercial, office or industrial
subdivision, the Council may grant credits against
the recreational area charges applicable to said sub-
division in such amounts as the Council in its dis-
cretion may deem appropriate.
5. Definitions. For the purposes of this section, the
following definitions shall apply:
a. "Recreational areas: are those areas as defined
in the Chanhassen Subdivision Ordinance, as amended.
b. "Undeveloped land" is defined as a lot, tract or
parcel of land which can be readily utilized for
commercial, office or industrial use.
c. "Fair market value" as it relates to land to be
subdivided is defined as the market value of the
lot as of the date of final plat approval, not
including the value of public improvements
serving the lot. "Fair market value" as it relates
to unplatted land is defined as the market value,
not including the value of public improvements,
of the tract or parcel of land as of the date a
building permit application is submitted to the
City Council for approval pursuant to Section 9.06
of the Chanhassen Zoning Ordinance.
Section 2. Section 6 of Ordinance l4-A, The Chanhassen Neighborhood
Park Charge Ordinance, adopted May 16, 1977, is hereby amended by
adding thereto the following section to read as follows:
6.03
Chanhassen Subdivision Ordinance.
No provision of this ordinance shall be construed to
repeal, modify or in any manner restrict the provisions
of the Chanhassen Subdivision Ordinance, as amended.
Section 3. Section 4, Definitions, of Ordinance 33, The Chanhassen
Subdivision Ordinance, adopted February 17, 1969 is
hereby amended by adding thereto Section 4.01 to read
as follows:
4.01 Restatement. The term "Active Recreational Areas" is
hereby restated to read "Recreational Areas" as said
term relates to the Chanhassen Subdivision and Neighborhood
Park Charge Ordinances.
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Section 4. Effective Date. This ordinance shall become effective
from and after its passage and publication.
Passed by the Council this 7th day of
January
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Published in Carver County Herald on the l6thday of
1980.
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CITY OF CHANHASSEN
CARVER AND HENNEPIN COUNTIES, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION
DATE:
January 18, 1982
82-03
RESOLUTION NO:
MOTION BY COUNCILMAN:
Horn
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN: Neveaux
REQUIRED ANNUAL RESOLUTION OUTLINING NEIGHBORHOOD PARK COSTS FOR
ACQUIRING AND DEVELOPING AN AVERAGE ACRE FOR SUCH USE
WHEREAS, Ordinance 14-A and 14-C, as amended heretofore, is
a duly adopted ordinance for the City of Chanhassen, Minnesota; and
WHEREAS, said ordinances require that the City Council shall
act to adopt by resolution, the average acre acquisition cost and
the average acre development cost for neighborhood parts through the
entire city, and a "Recreational Area Charge" for commercial/office/
industrial lands; and
WHEREAS, such average costs are upon determination to be utilized
in the formula as outlined in Ordinance 14-A, as amended, for
determining each dwelling unit park charge for each year and updating
of such charges can most reasonably occur by use of the construction
cost index; and
WHEREAS, the City has evaluated all of its incurred costs for
neighborhood parks relative to acquisition and development for the
past years;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council hereby
establishes the following average acre costs for 1982 to be utilized
in the park charge formula outlined in Ordinance 14-A:
Average Acre Acquisition Cost:
Average Acre Development Cost:
$ 7,048.12
$13,215.62
FURTHER, IT IS RESOLVED, That these designated 1982 average
acre neighborhood park acquisition and development costs shall result
in the following neighborhood park charge for each dwelling unit
described in Ordinance 14-A as amended:
DWELLING UNIT TYPE
PERSONS/UNIT CHARGE
Single Family detached dwelling
Double Family attached dwelling
3.3/unit
3.3/unit
$415.00
$415.00