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Home My WebLink About01-28-98 neighborhood mtg. ITLM 1~0. ~ City Of Lakeville , _ , j, EAST RURAL SERVICE AREA NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING MINUTES JANUARY 28, 1998 CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS Staff Present: Michael Sobota, Community and Economic Development Director; Bob Erickson, City Administrator; Daryl Morey, City Planner; Keith. Nelson, City Engineer; Alan Brixius, Planning Consultant; Ron Mullenbach, Planning Assistant. At 7:30 p.m., ..Planning Commission Vice-Chair Dennis Miller. welcomed residents, property owners, elected and appointed officials, staff, and .other interested persons to the East Rural Service Area neighborhod meeting. Community and Economic Development Director Michael .Sobota discussed the current rural service area planning process, indicating that the evening's meeting: was intended to provide an opportunity for input and feedback on the proposed ultimate land use plans for the area. He also discussed the development constraints, issues, and objectives involved in planning ultimate land uses in the East Rural Service Area. • Planning Consultant Alan Brixius discussed the history of planning activities in Lakeville since incorporation of the Village and Township in 1968. Revision. of the comprehensive guide plan in 19.68 prompted-the development of the City's first Subdivision and Zoning .Ordinance, as well as the City's first Comprehensive Sewer Policy Plan. In 1980,. the City. for .the first time. developed comprehensive plans for parks/trails, transportation, water systems, and storm drainage. Planning -Consultant Brixius.. also. discussed the role of the Metropolitan Council in Lakeville's planning activities. The Met Council controls four.. major regional systemslfacilities: 1) sanitary sewer, inc}uding regional interceptor lines and waste :water treatment plants; 2) transportation system; 3) aviation/airports; and 4) regional parks, including Murphy-Hanrehan. The City's comprehensive. guide plan update process will include: 1) .research and the development of a comprehensive inventory report; 2) a planning tactics reports, including interviews of neighboring units of government; 3) ultimate land use plans for the rural and urban service areas, which is currently underway; and 4) the development of urban service area plans; and 5) the development of objectives and policies. City Engineer Keith Nelson discussed the: Metropolitan Urban Service Area history and related policies, the sanitary sewer plan. expansion. areas map, and Dakota County Transportation Plans. T East Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 28, 1998 Page 2 Planning Consultant Brixius discussed existing infrastructure in the northeast area of the City, the 50-year Transportation Plan and its influence on Land uses, development constraints, land use objectives and ultimate land use plans for the East Rural Service Area. Planning Consultant Brixius discussed the staging of development east to west along the existing Apple Valley interceptor sanitary sewer. The Urban Reserve area is intended fore ultimate urban- development, with gravity sanitary sewer extending out of Farmington. Sewer is not likely to be extended into the. Urban Reserve area until after 2020,. the scope of the current plan update.. The sanitary sewer plan recommends utilizing existing infrastructure investments before construction of new facilities. Planning Consultant Brixius identified the goal of greater housing diversity and life-cycle housing to support employment bases, like Airlake Industrial Park. The higher density residential development should be kept close to commercial. areas and higher functional classification streets and not adjacent to existing single family. development. This strategy was used in the Cedar/Dodd area in 1990 when the guided uses for that area were adopted. .City Engineer Nelson stated that gravity sanitary sewer lines serving the urban reserve area will be extended east to west. City Engineer Nelson also discussed the County Transportation Plan, including plans for Pilot Knob Road, Cedar Avenue, .and County Road 46. Pilot Knob Road will be upgraded from 170th Street south to Highway 50 in 1998. Most of this construction will occur in Farmington and must be .completed before . construction begins on Cedar Avenue. Cedar Avenue is slated for expansion to four-lanes south of Dodd Boulevard to Highway 50 in 1999, with possible completion in 2000.. dim Ostenson, 7808 Creekridge Cir. #310, Bloomington asked why land adjacent to the. Central Business District is not in Expansion Area A and whether the City could influence the staging. City Administrator Bob Erickson presented an area covering 800+ .acres within the MUSH which is adjacent to the CBD that the City .has identified for residential development to support the Town Square area. The area includes the future expansion of Ipava Avenue as a north-south collector. This area seems to be the most logical location for the next stage of residential growth. .City staff is recommending: that in 1999, Ipava Avenue will be built as a two-lane rural section from 185th Street south to the existing facility. The parkway will be constructed as private development occurs. Don Patton, 3459 Washington Drive, Eagan. asked why .the trunk sewer system was not shown on the Expansion Area map. Planning Consultant Brixius. responded. that his suggestion was duly noted. Planning Consultant Brixius discussed the planning process being utilized by the City. Systems plans are already in place, such as the comprehensive sewer policy plan, storm water managementplan, parks and open. space plan, etc. Upon completion of ultimate land use plans for the rural service area, the Planning Commission wilf hold a .public hearing to take public comment before making recommendations to City Council East Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 28, 1998 Page 3 Colleen Ratzlaff-LaBeau, 8356. - 190th Street asked whether lot sizes are proposed. to be reduced. Planning Consultant Brixius indicated that implementation questions, such as minimum lot sizes, would be adressed upon completion of the ultimate land use plans. Don Patton, 3459 Washington Drive, Eagan asked whether alternative housing styles and densities .would be made a part of the City's plans due to changing demographics. Planning Consultant Brixius noted that the proposed ultimate land use plan does reflect preferences for varying housing types, while remaining. sensitive to existing land uses and single family neighborhoods. Mr. Patton pointed out and Community and Economic Development Director Sobota noted that there are some areas currently zoned for single family development that may be appropriate for medium or high density residential uses as shown on the proposed plan. David Segal, 11900 Wayzata Boulevard, #208, Minnetonka asked whether the Urban Reserve area will be available for rural residential development. Planning Consultant Brixius noted that the current policy is to limit unsewered lots to a minimum of 1 O acres. Land uses in the interim must also facilitate ultimate urban design. Clustering will be explored as a policy in .this area. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota .added that. most of this area was eligible for the .State Agricultural Preserve program. Colleen Ratzlaff-LaBeau, 8356 -.190th Street asked whether smaller lot .sizes will be considered. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota stated that the City Council has advocated the 100' minimum frontage in the past. The issue can be raised in later stages of theplanning process. Sean Regan, Airlake .Development, Inc. asked whether the city was designating so much area for high density .residential development to decrease the average unit value in Lakeville to meet Livable Community Goals. City Administrator Erickson responded that the City's efforts. in the past, including the residential. subdivision moratorium, have actually raised the average unit value. Changes in housing styles occur due to changes in demographics. Variety in )and use designations will facilitate changing housing style preferences in the future. Marilyn Hadfield, 18851 Dodd Boulevard asked how many lots are currently available for new home construction in Lakeville. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota presented the Current' Development Projects report. Current conditions, as of )anuary 9, 1998, are as follows SINGLE FAMILY LOTS Total single family lots platted in current active developments 2,300 Total building permits issued in current active developments 1,540 Total vacant single family final platted lots 760 i Total single family lots preliminary platted pending final plat 231 Total 991 East Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes ' January 28, 1998 Page 4 TOWNHOME/CONDO UNITS Total townhome/condominium units final plat approved 276 units Total building permits issued. for townhomes/condominiums 56 units Total vacant townhome/condominium platted lots 220 units. Total townhome%ondominium lots preliminary platted pending final plat 266 units Total 486 units Pat Messinger, 16475 Gerdine Path W. asked why the City is proposing a concentration of densities in the Valley Park area. Community and .Economic Development Director Sobota indicated that hydric soils conditions restrict typical single family .residences with .basements. The transportation. corridor of Pilot Knob Road is also appropriate for the location of higher densities. Marilyn Hadfield, 18851 Dodd Boulevard asked what the definitions for the various densities are. Planning Consultant Brixius indicated that low density = 0-4 du/acre, medium density = 4-10 dulacre, and high density = 10+ du/acre. Colleen Ratzlaft-LaBeau, asked whether there are currently any plans to upgrade Highview Avenue from Dodd Boulevard south to 195th Street. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota responded that the extension of Ipava Avenue from 185th Street to the high school to parkway standards is identified in the 50-year Transportation Plan. The City Capital Improvment Program proposes the construction of Ipava Avenue in . the next 5 years to relieve traffic levels on Dodd Boulevard. Don Patton, 3459 Washington Drive, Eagan noted that not all medium. density residential development is necessarily low income. Tom Hoffman, .8315 - 190th Street W. asked whether roads will be constructed through the Urban Reserve area. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota stated that. typically roads would not be constructed due to the lack of need, except for specific cases like Cedar Avenue. Planning Consultant Brixius stated that the transportation plan identifies transportation system needs early, but does not establish a timeframe for construction. Kip Sander; 7725 - 200th Street W. asked what the criteria for a park search area is and whether there were plans for constructing drainage ponds in the area. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota stated that the parks and open space plan identifies criteria for size, location, and types. of parks. Attempts area also made to co- locate parks with school. sites. Park and Recreation :Advisory Committee member Pat Messinger indicated that neighborhood parks are typically one-half to three-quarters of a mile from each neighborhood. as identified in the Parks and Open Space Plan. City Engineer Nelson presented the storm water management plan, which identifies areas for storm water ponding and water quality .treatment areas and addresses stormwater management capacity issues. " East Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 28, 1998 Page 5 Councilmember Betty Sindt, 20827 Howland Avenue #215 asked whether the City.. reviews Farmington's land use plans when developing the plans for the East Rural Service Area. Planning Consultant Brixius noted that the plans had been reviewed. There being no further questions, the meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m. Minutes prepared by: Ron Mullenbach • East Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 28, 1998 .Page 6 .City Of Lakeville • EAST RURAL SERVICE AREA NEIGHBORHC?OD MEETING MINUTES JANUARY 28, 1998 PERSONS IN ATTENDANCE Wendy Wulff 17326 Greentree Path 432-2050 Bill Kunik 7670 - 200th Street 469-3955 Kip Sander 7725 - 200th Street W. 469-1-030 Clay Van De Bogart 16165 Huron Path 953-6295 Susan Mortensen 8487 - 195th Street W. 469-1471 Ron Dahlen Sean Regan Airlake Development 633-8888 John & Judy Talley 9065 - 190th Street W. 469-2540 David Segal 11.900 Wayzata Blvd #208, Minnetonka 546-5747 Tom & Ann Hoffman 8315 - 190th Street W. 469-5993 Don & Marilyn Hadfield 19951 Dodd Boulevard 469-1063 Rev. Paul J. Marzahn 20347 Kensington Way 469-7729 Rick Garlick 13001 Upton Avenue S., Burnsville 890-9412 Terry:Mattala 10795 Lehigh Road S., Hastings 45'9-6410 Mary Liz Holberg 12195 Upper 167th Street W. 435-8723 Sharon G. Kot 9930 - 177th Circle W. 435-2027 Tom Ryan 16615 Ipava Avenue 892-3250 Barb Wanner 20560 Iceland Avenue 469-2097 - Leo & Sharon Tutewohl 16942 Pilot Knob Road 463-43.83 Betty Sindt 20827 Howland Avenue #215 469-3620 Duane Zaun 4586 - 202nd Street W. 4Fi9-2621 Jim Ostenson 7808 Creekridge Cir. #310, Bloomington 941-7805 Mike G 5810 212th Street, Farmington 463-4105 Charles W. Mattson 2870 Wheeler Street N., Roseville 633-0812 Gene Jacobson 8472 - 195th Street W. 469-3981 Don Patton 3459 Washington Dr., Eagan 454-4663 .(ext. 140) Stan Palmer 1.0230 Humboldt Avenue S., Bloomington 881-4989 Wenton & Barbara Wagner 1.6493 Flagstaff Way 432-2145 Pat Messinger 16475 Gerdine Path W. 432-3177. Colleen Ratzlaff-.LaBeau 8356 - 190th Street 4.69-6655 Streefland, Groves. Tagow Attomeys at l.ow -individual Prclctitioners Russell L Sireefland Howard J. Groves Wayna A. Jagow .Elizabeth M. Streefland January 27, 1998 iVlr. Ron Mullenbach PlanninJ Assistant. Community and Economic Development City of Lakeville 20195 Holyoke Avenue Lakeville, MN 55044 ' Dear Mr. Mullenbach: I received the City notice regarding the January 28th meeting for purposes of discussion of the Comprehensive Plan Update as it applies to the east rural service area. I have another meeting • at the same hour in Inver Grove Heights and will not be able to attend. However, I wish to make some written comments about the documents that you sent me, as follows:. 1. It appears .from the map that I received that my land, which consists of approximately 80 acres lying south of Dodd Road and west of Holyoke and 40 acres lying south and west of the first tract are designated as an area in Expansion Area B which means no development until the year 2010-2015 while all of the other land in the general area not presently within the MUSA line is planned for development in Expansion Area A {2005-2010). I certainly .hope I'm either misreading .the map or that an error was made and that in fact my land is .also included in Expansion Area A. 2. I note that all of my 1.20 acres is shown as low density residential. In two recent meetings I have attended, .your City Administrator, Robert .Erickson, spoke at length at each meeting to the effect that it was his intention that 185th Street be upgraded and extended in the near future across the City of Lakeville to Farmington and perhaps beyond all the way to Hastings. His precise comments, which I made note of, were that "There won't be any. $250,000 houses built on 185th Street in the future." If Mr. Erickson is correct, and i assume that he is, my land should not be guided. for a purpose which will have no market. , 3. The City has acquired a large tract of land immediately west of my 80 acre parcel and north of my 40 acre parcel and has developed the property into a community Suite 260 • Slryline Square 12940 Harriet Avenue South Bun~sville, MN 5533? Telephone b12-890-2477 Facsimile 612-890-2547 f yir. Ron Mullenbach January 27, .1998 Page Two • park with a number of ball fields, etc. I know from experience that a park with ball fields, lights, noise, etc. does not lend itself well to a single family home development where the residents are looking for peace and serenity. 4. Probably the best use of my land in the future at which time it will be bisected by a busy cross county highway and adjacent to a large community park will be for multiple residential development of townhomes or condominiums with perhaps. some single family residential areas and perhaps some commercial areas at the intersection of Holyoke and 185th Street. Thanks for your. consideration. ~ ~ Y Very truly ya~rs, Russell L. Streefland RLS/mkb cc: Mr. Michaet Sobota Mr. Robert Erickson Ms. Genevieve Ringeisen ITEM NO. ~ City Of Lakeville r NORTHWEST RURAL SERVICE AREA \ ~ ` NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING MINUTES \~"~~"~w~ JANUARY 28, 1998 ORCHARD LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Staff Present: Bob Erickson, City Administrator; Michael Sobota, Community and Economic Development Director; Keith Nelson, .City Engineer; Frank Dempsey,. Associate Planner; Alan Brixius, Planning Consultant; Ron Mullenbach, Planning Assistant. At 5:00 p.m., Planning Commission. Chair Laurie Rieb welcomed residents, property owners, elected and appointed officials, staff and other interested persons to the Northwest Rural Service Area meeting. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota discussed the current rural service area planning process, indicating that the afternoon's meeting was .intended to provide an opportunity for input and feedback on the proposed. ultimate land use plans for the area. He also discussed the development constraints, issues, and objectives involved in planning ultimate land uses in the Northwest Rural Service Area. Eugene Thompson, 12341 163rd Street W. questioned why the time of the meeting was i so early and whether it was intended to prohibit the majority of residents from attending the meeting. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota. related alternative. methods of participation for those who could not attend the meeting, including written and telephone communication. Mr. Sobota indicated that it was the intent of the City to provide an open process. Planning Consultant Alan Brixius discussed the history of p arming activities in Lakeville since incorporation of the Village and Township in 1968. Revision of the comprehensive guide plan. in 1968 prompted the development of the City's .first Subdivision and Zoning Ordinance, as well as the City's first Comprehensive Sewer Policy Plan. In 19.80, the City for the first time. developed comprehensive plans for parks/trails, transportation, water systems, and storm drainage. Planning Consultant Brixius discussed development constraints in the Northwest Rural Service Area including: hydric soils; wooded areas; floodplain; steep slopes; multiple purpose trailways; linear. parks; and .the transportation system. Planning Consultant Brixius noted that staff is recommending a Rural Residential designation for the majority of this area with a density of one dwelling unit per ten acres. In addition, the Deer Park neigfiborhood is proposed to be rempved from the 2010 Metropolitan Urban Service Area (MUSH). .Sanitary Sewer would not be extended into this area until at least after 2020. The Orchard Lake Elementary site is proposed to be brought completely within the MUSH. The YMCA camp and Trinity Evangelical Free Church properties .are proposed for public/semi-public ultimateland uses, consistent with the current use.. of the properties. Northwest Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes ' January 28, 1998 Page 2 Roger Hokanson, 16040 Judicial Road asked whether the proposed ultimate land use • plan for the Northwest Rural Service Area is consistent with Burnsville's land .use plans for the area immediately to the north. Planning Consultant Brixius indicated that -similar development constraints and public opinion existed immediately to the north in Burnsville and that Burnsville officials have proposed rural residential land uses for the area. Dan Anderson, 16265 Lynch Path asked whether Lakeville's plans could be vetoed or overruled by the .Metropolitan Council or any other governmental agency: Planning Consultant Brixius noted that it is highly unlikely that the Metropolitan Council would reject plans designating this area for rural residential land uses. City Engineer Keith Nelson presented background information. on the MUSH boundary, the Expansion Areas map, and the adopted Comprehensive Sewer Policy Plan. The Expansion Areas are based on a 5-year supply of developable Land. When the city gets to a point at which it contains less than a 5-year supply of developable land, the next expansion area will be either incrementally or entirely brought into the MUSH. Eugene Thompson, 12341 163rd Street W. asked staff what the current charge on his water bill was for if he was not paying for sanitary sewer service. City Engineer Nelson indicated that residents in the area are charged a stormwater utility fee, and not a fee for sanitary sewer. The fee is used for water quality programs for lakes and ponds. Brian Knoch, 16499 Judicial Road asked why. the MUSA boundary cut through his property. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota replied that the MUSA boundary should follow along parcel lines. No amendment to the MUSA boundary was proposed other than the expansion of the MUSH to include all of the Orchard Lake Elementary School site and the removal of the Deer. Park subdivision area. Mr. Knoch was invited to come forward after the meeting to get a closer look at the zoning map to determine, if in fact, the boundary did cut through his property.. Mr. Knoch indicated that he would like to have his entire property located outside the MUSA boundary. Walt Sternberg, 16720 Klamath Trail, who. owns property in the Deer Park neighborhood, indicated that he would like his property to remain inside the MUSA. Community and Economic Development Director responded. that his comment would be duly noted. Brian Knoch, 16499 Judicial Road asked what the plans for County Road 46 are and if there were plans to extend the road west of County Road 5. City Engineer Nelson stated that it is unlikely that CR 46 will be extended west of CR 5 through Murphy- Hanrehan Park. The connection has been taken out of the Dakota & Scott .county Transportation Plans and is not expected to be put back into the plan. The Lakeville City Council is strongly .opposed to any extension of CR 46 west of CR 5 and such extension is not included in the 50-year transportation plan. Mr. Knoch asked whether property owners could expect a change in the City's position relating'to CR 46 in the future. City Engineer Nelson indicated that this was not likely. Rather, 185th Street and Northwest Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 28, 1998 Page 3 CR 70 have been recommended by .the City as possible alternatives to CR 46 for designation as an. east-west arterial Dan Anderson, 16265 Lynch Path asked whether the .Metropolitan Couriei I could overrule .Lakeville and Dakota County and extend CR 46 west of CR 5. 'City Engineer Nelson indicated that scenario is highly unlikely due to the Lakeville City Council's strong stance against such an extension. City Administrator Bob Erickson added that .Murphy-Hanrehan Park is included within the Regional Park System under the Metropolitan Council's. jurisdiction. As such, the Metropolitan Council is likely to be very protective of the park and .would not be in favor of extending an arterial transportation route through its boundaries. Dan Callahan, .15715 )udicial Road, Burnsville informed those present of the Dakota County task force that is studying County Road 42. The task force has been studying CR 46 for possible extension. west of CR 5. Dakota-County will be hosting an' open house on February 26th at the Galaxie Avenue Service Center in Apple Valley to discuss the issue. Those interested were encouraged to attend and add input into the study. Brian Knoch, 16499 )udicial Road asked how often the plan for the Northwest Rural Service Area will be revised. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota indicated that state law requires the City to review its comprehensive plan every 10 years following the December 31, 1998 deadline for the current plan update process. Ella Foulkrod, 11033 181st Street W. asked what the plans. are for 185th Street.. .Community and. Economic Development Director Sobota discussed the acquisitions that have taken. place for the future full diamond interchange .improvements at Interstate 35 and 185th Street. Scott County is currently two-thirds complete with its extension of .185th Street west of Interstate 35. City Engineer Nelson stated that 185th Street may ultimately be a four-lane minor arterial, but there are no plans for expansion in the next five years. Ms. Foulkrod also asked whether there were plans to bring sanitary sewer service to Acorn Heights subdivision. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota stated .typically. the City does not extend sanitary sewer services or other utilities. The City reviews plans of private developers and the private developers actually construct the infrastructure. .Public hearings would beheld by the City before development and extension of utilities to the area as an opportunity for public comment. Since Acorn. Heights. subdivision is inside the MUSH it will be included in the Urban Service Area. planning process. Mike Gillen, 16600 )udicial Road asked what the status of construction of the trail is along Klamath Trail. City Engineer Nelson stated that construction will ultimately bring trails to Orchard Lake Elementary School. City Administrator .Erickson indicated that Klamath Trail will continue to be a two-lane rural roadway. Dean Undesser, 17685 )unelle Path .asked whether traffic will increase on CR 5 and CSAH 50. City Engineer Nelson stated that traffic will certainly increase as a result of increased residential development in Lakeville.. City Administrator Erickson. indicated Northwest Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 28, 1998 Page 4 that the future upgrade of the. 1-35/185th Street interchange to a full diamond may relieve traffic levels on CR 5 and CSAH 50. Land has already been acquired in the southeast quadrant by the City for that purpose. Conditions at the state level indicate that this interchange upgrade may receive funding in the upcoming legislative session. Dan Smith, 11849 Knolls Path asked if the City has received any indication that railroad service may return to the CP Rail line which runs through the Northwest Rural Service Area. City Engineer Nelson stated that according to recent discussions with CP Rail there currently are no plans to resume service on .the CP Rail line. However, there are presently no plans by CP Rail to abandon this line either. City Administrator Erickson indicated that the Lakeville City .Council is in favor of abandoning the rail line, but it would be difficult for this to occur. Even if the current owners were to agree, other rail companies would be extended an opportunity to purchase the line before it could be abandoned. There being no further questions, the meeting was adjourned at 6:00 p.m. Minutes prepared by: Ron Mullenbach, Planning Assistant S Northwest Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 28, 1998 Page 5 NORTHWEST RURAL SERVICE AREA • NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING :JANUARY 28, 1998 ORCHARD LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PERSONS IN ATTENDANCE Name Address Phone Roger Hokanson 16040 Judicial Road 55044 435-5589 Eugene Thompson 12341 - 163rd Street W. 55044. 435-6982 Walter R. Sternberg 16720 Klamath Traif 5.5044 435-6883 Winston L_ Christensen 10695 - 1 75th Street W. 55044 435-7943 Tom Doerfler 1.7620 Ionia Court 435-3097 Daniel). Smith 11849 Knolls Path W. 435-8397 Steve Beenck 16380 Laigle Avenue 898-1237 Duane Zaun 9586 - 202nd. Street W. 469-2621 John Kellington 12021 - 162nd Street 4352178 Ella Foufkrod 11103. - 181st Street W. 435-2848 Phyllis Hitchell 16227 Laigle Avenue 435-3.082 • Laurie Rieb 9710 - 170th Street W. 892-5672 Lonnie Smith ISD #194 469-7103 Wayne )acox 16920 Kenmore Avenue 892-5565 Len Gross 12405 - 163rd Street W. 435-7694 Marlys Thom 12145 - 162nd Street W. 435-5495 Dan Anderson 16265 Linch Path 435-1079 Mike & Carof Gillen. 16600 Judicial Road 892-5381 Dean & Lee Undesser 17685 )unelle Path 435-7410 Mary Liz Holberg 12195 Upper 16~t#~ street W. 435-8723 Dan Callahan 15715 Judicial Road, Burnsville 435-2494 Brian Knoch 16499 Judicial Road 892-1864 Tom Fluora 16415 Judicial Road 898-5234 Lori Squire-Schweitzer 10310 - 199th Street. W. 469-2721 Michael Schweitzer 17121 Kenwood Trail W. 469-2721 Tom LaBeau 8356 - 190th Street 469-6655 Jim Spurrier. 3015 -South Loop Road, Burnsville 435-2715 Tom Ryan 16615 Ipava Avenue 892-3250 Rich Carron 17555 Keokuk Avenue 8921766 Ed Dahlby 16225 Judicial Road 435-8745 Sharon Kot 9930 - 177th`"Street W. 435-2027 Larry Lulf 16560 Kenreel Avenue 435-5494 Dear Mr. Sobota, I received your letter dated Jan 12 1998 and I was .Offended. I own a acre in Deer Park and Z don't think a public forum should be called to discuss the future of my land with strangers. If a .change aas to be made concerning my land , it should be discussed between ti7e city and. me. I gay the taxes: on this land I have the property rights. What Z want to t~se it for is my business, ;iy past exsperience with public- forums is that further encumbrances are usually imposed on my property. The trail in front of my house is a good example. People came up to me and said because they were taxpayers they could. put a trail in front of my ~ land.. I--, told them lets put " it in front of your house and you can have 90 people tuning across your driveway every day. Of course I'm already mad at :you for"ldaying there are bluffs on my land. The bluffs are near redwing and wabasha, these are hills we .have here. Another variance required because of your opinion. Lets look at your past record, how much planning have you included for the animals that your projects have displaced? You take down the trees, replace them with ugly houses .and complain about the burning of rainforests. All I ask of you and my local goverment,.:.. that you • leave me alone. Respectfully i'`, f.~. ~ . . f• L. ; - _ . f-` • 16499 Judicial Road January. 29, 1998 Lakeville, NiN 55044 Mr. Michael Sobota, Director Community and Economic Development City of Lakeville 20195 Holyoke Avenue Lakeville, ~ 55044 Dear i?Ir. Sobota: I am generally pleased with the proposed revision to the MUSA line (2020) presented at our community meeting at .Orchard Lake Elementary on January 28, .1998. I think you will find that many of my neighbors in the "Northwest Area" share my feelings. • The residents and to o ra h f " " p g p y o the Northwest Area do not fit the mold for "typical" suburbia. The City staff displayed a commendable amount of sensitivity and "walk-a-mile-in-their-shoes" savvy, by not just leaving the ivfUSA line per 1988 but moving it back. In moving the MUSA line, the City is recognizing the severe topography of the "Northwest Area" and that development of this area is unfeasible for the foreseeable future (20+ years) . As I .mentioned to you at the. meeting, I would like to request one additional revision to the MUSA Line (2020) in the "Northwest Area". Currently, my wife and I homestead 3 contiguous parcels. Two of them are outside the proposed MUSA line (2020} .and one of them is inside the MUSA line (.2020). To avoid having the MUSA line bisect our.. property I would propose that you move the line further south so that all of our property is outside the MUSH line. The parcel in question is PID#22-44300-011-00. It is the northern part of Lakeview Gardens, Outlot 1. My neighbors: Eric and Sue Lund, owners of the southern part of Outiot 1 also would like to remain .outside the MUSA line. You should expect a similar request from them. .Please see the attached map for Location of the proposed MUSA line .and the parcel in question. Justification for this change is straightforward. Outlot l has topography and environmental features similar to the adjacent Deer Park area. Outlot ' 1 would also receive its access to sewer and water from the same source as Deer Park (along Judicial Road}. The Deer Park area, which had. been inside the 1988 MUSH line, has been shifted to outside the MUSH line (2020). Thus, consistent application of this principle would call for Outlot 1 to also be moved outside of the MUSH line (2020}. Additionally, Outlot 1 already contains a residence (The Lunds) with a new (less than 3 years old} septic system. It is unlikely hat this system will cause environmental problems _in the foreseeable future.. It is a fact, however, that development of Outlot 1 is uneconomical.. The cost of .bringing sewer and water/ subdivision to any part of Outlot 1 would be far greater than any increase in value. This provides additional support for moving the MUSA Line (2020} so that Outlot 1 is outside the MUSA. Please feel free to contact me, or my wife, Debora, at the telephone number below, if you have any questions or need additional information. Please, send us a written notice of your decision. sincerely, ~~1~ Brian & Debora och - telephone: 892 - 1864 16499 Judicial Road Lakeville, MN 55044 i 1 1 i ~r~ } E.. -k.~~;: o µ - ? G ~ v. r.~~. Elfering .t;_. Knoc~g ? 4 i .:Yr~- t~ -~N ~ O Hilla Knoc ;N; :x - Hunt b - N. M UtS R 2oZo ~ 17r4Pt1S _ . ~ _ _ _ K 0 oufScdZ tke 202 M~j l~n~, ~~ltVtr, m ~ _ p Luh~.~ iv. i~ e :U G~ (hh d t/r$/~- . » • . I•~.• .fit:':•.'.:••' , . . ~ . ' : t:: •f•:::••• ~ :.•:Y' ' f • ' : . ~ ~ • • • • • • ••i •••••~.::••::•••i f i • . j • • ••i • ~,1 • • •••i ••i • • • . • . • • : • • i~~•• • • • • • ••i • • ti f~ ( • • •••i i i ~ • V ~•i • • • i 1 • • ~ • • i • ~ ~ .'Y ~ O ~ ~ • • ~ ~ • i~~~.~•,~ • '1l • ~ ~ •.f.' • • ~,t• ~ • J^ • • \•.11tt. ........:x•..:, February 1, 1998 16563 Judicial Road. . Lakeville, MNS5044 lair. Michael. Sobota, Director Community and Economic Development City of Lakeville 20.195 Holyoke Avenue Lakeville, MN 5044 RE: Proposed revision to the MUSA line (2020), "Northwest Area." PID#22-44300-012-00 southern part of Lakeview Gardens, Outlot I (map is attached) Dear Mr. Sobota: j.- We support the proposed revision to the MUSA line (2020) presented at our community meeting at Orchard Lake Elementary on January 28, 1998 and appreciate. your efforts to move the MUSA dine. We share the feelings of our neighbors, Brian and Debora Knoch, and would prefer that our property remain outside of the proposed MUSH line (2020). The property in question is property: LD #22-44300-0.12-00. It is the southern part of Lakeview Gardens, Outlot I. Our neighbors, Brian and Debora Knoch, owners of the northern part of Outlot 1, would also like to remain outside the MUSH Iine. Our property contains a single residence and is not suited to further development. We have a satisfactorily functioning: well with a .recently. replaced pump. Our septic .system is recently constructed and meets or exceeds all current standards. We foresee no problem with this system, so we have. no reason to expect to need city water or sewer services. In short we have no reason to want our property within the MUSA line. Thank you for your consideration in this matter. Please feel free to contact us at 892-0451 if you have any questions or need additional information. Please send. us a written notice of your decision. Sincerely,. ~f Eric Lund Susan. Lund .,3 , , _ •Q .e , OIJTLOT ~ ~ ~ w r `J • i ra f rte,', ' A 5O ~ ~ ~ Z I ,SCALE 1"= Apo' • - _ ' _ w orlTLOT t ° i 11 30. 4 TYi. ST. . t?riv:~e~.rocts 31 _ 0 a a rc .rr r. . y i y... a. r .r.., w.. : ~•r. 71 ~ • ~ ~ s~ 071T LOT OU. L07, ' ~ _ ~ • Otr'l LOT ' • is l;"T' G: Cn't' ~ ~ OUT LO'L' tt``'' OJTZOT 1 ~ • x .1~1. F ;z A w~`~ r ~„J 4 ~I' ~ ' :i -.rrs • - ~ ~ ~ OuT. LC. G?T~J'LOT ~ Q O!!T L0T f ~ J` . -zar I • V _ ~ _ s_.. . 1+ ~ f1. r ...w v i.~ e.r. 4. s r . c, . e w, 1 r;`=`~~1_.~ i.ry.~. ~~Lt +L Lys L 111 1 • 1•. ' • ~ I : L:' . r. ~ t nor ~ f:, ' s ~ / ~ ,lam Y" i rte---\ _ ' •I~•_I•..1_. ice- - •-=-1~ •'~~I_- ' ~ sue. •d,-r,..•, ai.c r ITEM NO. G. ~ City Of Lakeville SOUTHWEST RURAL SERVICE AREA ~ NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING MINUTES ~ JANUARY 27, 1998 SUPER $ MOTEL, LAKEVILLE Staff Present: Michael Sobota, Community and Economic Development Director; Bob Erickson, City Administrator; Daryl .Morey, City Planner; Frank Dempsey, .Associate Planner; Tim Hanson, Assistant City. Engineer; David Licht, Planning Consultant; Ron Mullenbach, Planning Assistant. At 7:30 p.m., Planning Commission Secretary Dick Cecchini welcomed residents, property owners, elected and appointed officials, staff and other interested persons to the Southwest Rural Service Area. meeting. Community and Economic Development Director. Michael Sobota discussed the current rural service area. planning process, indicating that the neighborhood meeting was intended to provide an opportunity for input and feedback on the proposed ultimate land use plans. He also discussed the development constraints, issues, and objectives involved in planning ultimate land uses in the Southwest Rural Service Area. Planning Consultant David Licht discussed the history of planning activities in Lakeville since incorporation of the Village and Township in 1-968. Revision of the comprehensive guide plan in 196.8 prompted the development of the City's first Subdivision and Zoning .Ordinance, as well as the City's first Comprehensive Sewer Policy Plan. Mr. Licht noted that in 1980 the City, for the first time, developed comprehensive plans for parks/trails, transportation, water systems, and storm drainage. Planning. Consultant Licht .also .discussed the role of the Metropolitan CQUncil in Lakeville's planning activities. The Met Council controls four major regional systems/facilities: 1) sanitary sewer, including. regional interceptor lines and waste water treatment plants; 2) regional transportation systems; 3) aviation/airports, and 4) regional parks, including Murphy-Hanrehan. .The City's comprehensive guide plan update process will include: 1) comprehensive inventory and planning tactics reports, with the planning tactics report having already been completed; 2) ultimate land use plans for the rural and urban. service areas, which is currently underway; and 3) the: development of objectives and policies. The Met Council has mandated that cities .plan for the uses in the rural service: area to aide in planning regional facilities as identified above. The comprehensive guide plan map will designate all rural service areas. as Rural Character until urban services are provided. The ultimate land use plan will provide residents and property owners an indication of the ultimate use of their property and will aide the Met Council in planning for regional facilities. Southwest Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes ` January 27, 1998 Page 2 Assistant .City Engineer Tim Hanson discussed the Metropolitan Urban Service Area (MUSH) boundary, gravity .sanitary sewer service, the former land bank system, and the i digitization of the MUSA boundary. Planning Consultant Licht discussed the purpose of the meeting as an opportunity to provide. input and feedback on the proposed ultimate land use plans.. The meeting was .not an opportunity to negotiate for MUSA expansion or the extension of sanitary sewer service. Planning Consultant Licht presented the. proposed ..ultimate land use plans, including the Shiely gravel mine reclamation area. The Shiely reclamation plan and the proposed high density residential uses would not be realized until such time as sanitary sewer becomes available to the area. Densities on the proposed land use plan related to the following: 1) low density = 0-4 .dwelling units per acre (du/acre); 2) medium .density = 4-10 du/acre; 3) high density= 10+ du/acre. Warehouse uses are proposed south of County Road 70 due to sanitary .sewer capacity problems downstream. The Rural Residential designation west of Lnterstate 35 would set a density of 1 du/ 10 acres. Planning Consultant Licht also discussed the need to limit the. amount of commercial land uses as recommended in the Strategic Plan for Economic Development. Susan Klotz, 9775 215th Street W. questioned whether the ultimate land use plan showed the location of a road extending south from 210th Street near her property. Assistant City Engineer Hanson identified the road as the extension of jacquard Avenue. While the adopted Transportation :Plan does not pinpoint an exact location, it does identify a need for anorth-south major collector street in this .area. The .exact Location would be determined. when private development of the area is proposed. ''"`Kim Peterson, 12050 Lucerne Trail asked why the City is proposing high density land uses west of Interstate 35 and north of the Muller Theater site. Planning Consultant Licht explained that high density residential uses would allow a transition between more intense commercial land uses to the east and less intense low density residential uses to the .north and west.. - Rich Storlie, 12393 - 205th Street W. stated that he did not recall the Shiely reclamation plan showing high density residential uses in that location. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota explained that. high density .residential uses were show for that location in the Shiely reclamation plan. Mr. Storlie reiterated that he did not feel that high density residential uses were proposed in the original plan. Marilyn Raplinger, 19817 210th Street W. also questioned the high density residential designation north of Muller Theater. Mrs. Raplinger expressed .concerns of high traffic levels on Keokuk Avenue. Planning Consultant Licht explained that high traffic levels were expected on .Keokuk due to the commercial land use designation. Streets would be constructed to appropriate capacity levels as identified in the 50-year Transportation Plan.. Rand Herrild 18561 Knollwood Circle asked whether the com rehensive uide Ian y p g P .identified the future expansion of transportation routes. in the City. Planning Consultant Licht presented the adopted Transportation Plan.. The City of Lakeville has produced a 50 Southwest Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 27, 1998 Page 3 year transportation plan, exceeding the 20-year timeframe of most cities' transportation. plans. All streets from minor collectors to major arterials are identified. through the next 50 years. The comprehensive guide plan .references the transportation plan, as well as other facilities plans (i.e. sanitary sewer, water system, parks and open space, stormwater management}. Mike Foty, 11900 210th Street W. asked what the ultimate use of the of the property just west of the Muller Theater site would be. Mr. Licht stated that the property is currently zoned R-6, Medium Density. Planning Consultant Licht explained that the current zoning and land use plan maps indicated ghat the property would develop as transitional medium density uses between the commercial uses to the east and low density residential uses to the west. Mr. Foty indicated that he would .like to know if and when sanitary sewer could be extended to his property and what the City's plans for the area are, so that he could market his property. Planning Consultant Licht explained that the Cooling property is the westerly boundary of the MUSH and that the MUSA boundary is controlled by the Met Council. Large financial investments have been made on existing interceptor lines within the City. Areas served by the existing interceptors get priority for MUSH allocation.. As a policy,. the City has never amended the MUSA to accommodate additional private development. Planning Consultant Licht summarized his statements by saying that the Met Council would. not allow an expansion of the MUSA until .the return on prior • infrastructure investments is realized. ulia Roth, 11560 - 195th Street W. questioned the reasoning behind the low. density/ medium density residential uses south of Ritter .Farm Park. Planning Consultant Licht explained that. the land. uses would serve as a transition between high density residential uses to the east along 1-35 and rural residential land uses to the west. ~~`"'Ms. Roth noted that this designation was in conflict with the R-1, Low Density Single Family-zoning of the property. Planning Consultant Licht discussed the problem of zoning .property consistent with: ultimate land. use plans prior to services becoming .available. .Zoning prematurely raises expectations before development is possible. The Rural Character designation in the comprehensive land use plan will: control development through implementation of the zoning ordinance, as it has for the last 20 years. Ms. Roth questioned whether sewer assessments would be based on zoning.. Assistant City Engineer Tim Hanson discussed the City's current sewer. assessment policy. Private. .development pays for the-installation of infrastructure improvements. Planning Consultant Licht also described the Green Acres program which allows land. owners to defer assessments on property that remains agricultural. He suggested contacting the Dakota County Assessor's office regarding the Green Acres program. Susan Klotz, 9775 - 215th Street W. questioned the City's regulation of development in the area south of McStop, especially as it pertained to the L&M used car lot and specific storage facilities. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota stated that he would research the parcel mentioned and provide that information to Ms. Klotz t Southwest Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 27, 1998 Page 4 john Raplinger, 11897 - 210th Street W. asked whether gravel mining would. be allowed in the Rural Residential area. Planning Consultant Licht stated that the Planning .Inventory • document will contain a Geological Resources map which identifies sand and gravel resources within Lakeville. While gravel mines are not identified as land uses, they are allowed in the zoning ordinance as an interim use. The comprehensive plan will address the issue in reference to the newly adopted interim .use ordinance. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota explained that the Lakeville City Council did approve an amendment to the zoning ordinance to allow gravel mining as an interim use, rather than a conditional use. Mr. Raplinger also questionedwhether mass transit rail. connections between Northfield and Minneapolis will be considered in the comprehensive guide plan update. Planning Consultant Licht stated that this will be addressed in the urban.. service area and. transportation sections of the comprehensive guide plan update. Mass transit connections most likely will not be .accomplished as described within the timeframe of this update, .however. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota indicated that the - 1998 comprehensive guide plan update will cause staff to revisit the transportation plan, and other systems plans, and amend where .appropriate after adoption of the 1998 Guide Plan. City Administrator Bob Erickson pointed out that Lakeville is a member of the I-35 Solutions Alliance. Transportation will be addressed by the State legislature as .part of two current .policy issues: 1) the County Road 70 interchange bridge expansion; and 2) the • light rail line being proposed along the Hiawatha corridor. Decisions made by the state legislature during the current session on the two aforementioned issues will. greatly affect the transportation system in Lakeville. Planning Consultant Licht stated that .the Met Council Regional Blueprint currently identifies no transportation infrastructure improvements outside the 1-494/694 beltway through 2020. Charlie McKinstry-Luepke, 10762 - 210th Street W. asked how the BC, .Business Campus designation will affect his single family residence. Planning Consultant Licht explained that no land use would. be isolated. Ultimately his property would be expected to develop for business campus uses.. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota. indicated that the sanitary sewer pipe will work its way over to this area from the Golden Pond subdivision and that development of Mr. McKinstry-Luepke's property is still ten to fifteen years into the future. Mr. McKinstry-Luepke asked whether Independent School District #194 is planning construction of a school in Fairfield Business Campus. City Administrator Erickson replied that construction in Fairfield Business Campus is not scheduled in the next phase of ISD #194 construction, but may be the next logical site for an elementary school to serve southern Lakeville, Elko, New Market, and Credit River townships. Colleen .Powell, 11774 - 205th Street W. asked the reasoning behind the low density/medium density residential land use designation near. Ritter farm Park, Planning . Consultant Licht stated that the concept was to create a transition from surrounding land uses. The public wilt have an opportunity to comment on any development plans for the area in the future. Southwest Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 27, 1998 Page 5 Ms. Powell alsoasked whether the R-6, Medium Density zone to the west of Muller Theater could be down-zoned in the future. Planning Consultant Licht explained that the issues identified would be more :appropriately handled during the urban service area planning process. Susan Kotz, 9775 - 215th Street W. asked whether the ultimate land use plan showed 'a division of land uses along South .Creek. Planning Consultant Licht stated that a demarcation between land uses on the. proposed plans is intended to follow South Creek. Bobbi Longley, 20935 Laredo Path asked whether a bike :path would be constructed along 205th Street. City Administrator Erickson stated that the Capital Improvements Program is currently under review by City Council. The City Council will determine whether the trail should be extended to Muller Theater from Kansas Avenue. Any plans for trail expansion would include safety design measures due to the trail's proximity to Interstate 35. Planning Consultant: Licht indicated that the Parks and Trails plan wotald-be revisited upon completion of the comprehensive guide plan update. Ruth McLeod, 9800 - 210th Street questioned what the ultimate design of the County Road 70 bridge would be. City Administrator Erickson responded that a 5-lane bridge would meet MnDOT standards. The bridge is a high legislative :priority in the upcoming session. County Road 70 is planned to continue as four lanes east of the bridge where it • eventually intersects with Cedar Avenue. The four lane segment is necessary in the future to serve the large employment base in Airlake Industrial Park. Ms. McLeod. asked whether there.. were plans to expand CR 70 to four lanes .west of Keokuk. City Administrator Erickson explained that such improvements were not proposed by Dakota County. Expansion would most likely involve the addition of turn lanes. Planning Consultant Licht indicated that land use plans in Scott County/Credit River township immediately west of Lakeville will affect CR 70/Scott County Road 8 expansion issues. Current approved Land. use plans for Credit. River. indicated a net density of 1 du/7- 8 acres. Higher densities as previously proposed may have triggered expansion of CR 8 and increased congestion on I-35. John Raplinger, 11897 - 210th Street W. asked staff to provide an overview of the planning process for those in attendance. Planning Consultant Licht indicated that the City would be holding two more rural service area neighborhood meetings on January 28th, 1998. A public .hearing will be held by the Planning Commission in March of April of 1998 to offer a final opportunity for public comment before recommendation is made to the City Council. Staff has yet to determine whether accompanying text will be developed before the public hearing. Bobbi Longley, 20935 Laredo Rath expressed that turn lanes were needed on `CR° 70 for traffic .entering Lucerne Trail. Planning Consultant :Licht stated that her concerns were duly noted. .Rich Storlie, 12393 - 205th. Street W: asked whether he could receive a copy of the gravel resources map. Planning Consultant Licht indicated that the maps, and other information Southwest Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 27, 1998 Page 6 as requested, could be obtained from City staff. The gravel. resources map will be sent to all those requesting it at the meeYrng. Susan. Klotz, 9775 - 215th Street W. asked how gravity sanitary sewer .will be extended from Golden Pond subdivision. Assistant City Engineer Hanson indicated that. the pipe would generally follow drainage. ways in the area. Community and Economic Development Director Sobota stated that gravity sanitary sewer would be installed by private development as it gradually moves from east to west. Mike Foty, 11900 - 210th Street W. asked whether Scott County is governed by the Met Council. Planning Consultant Licht. explained that Scott County and Credit River. had presented a plan showing 2.5 acre lots in Credit River township. The Met Council mandates that the .township zoning regulation could not be less restrictive than Met Council regulation, therefore the plan was rejected. The revised plan identified hydric soils and precluded them from development. Therefore, density has been substantially reduced and Credit River has an approved land use. plan. Tom Bornhauser, Super 8 Motel asked whether there will be communication between. the City and commercial businesses in the 135/CR 70 area related to the expansion of the interchange bridge. Planning Consultant Licht stated that the project plan. includes notice of impacted. businesses when funding is available for the project. There being no further questions, the meeting was adjourned at 9:45 p.m. Minutes prepared by: Ron Mullenbach, Planning Assistant i ' Southwest Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 27, 1998 Page 7 SOUTHWEST RURAL SERVICE AREA NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING MINUTES JANUARY 27, 1998 PERSONS IN ATTENDANCE Steve Schmulske 21950 Corral Circle 461-3491 Charles W. Mattson 2870 Wheeler Street N., Roseville 633-0512 Ruth McLeod 9800 - 210th Street E. 461-2534 Bob & Colleen Powell 1 1 774 - 205th Street 469-2789 Marty Divine 21821 Laigle Avenue 985-5024 Bill Dalsin 12110 - 210th Street W. 469-3991 Dick Bury 7353 Ann Court, Eden Prairie 943-2898 Todd Bornhauser Lakeville Super 8 Motel 469-1134 Julia Roth 1 1 560 -1 95th Street W. 469-3023 .Robin L. Smith 11551 - 195th Street W. 469-2848 Randy Herrild 18561 Knollwood Circle 892-1074 Steve Kippels 11551 - 195th Street W. 469-2848 Neal Perlich 618 N. Van Buren Trail 933-830Q Bobbi Longley 20935. Laredo .Path 469-4083 Lynette Mulvihill 7384 Upper 164th Street W. 43.2-5703 . Tom Ryan 16615 Ipava Avenue 892-3250 Bill Hoffbeck 9485 - 215th Street W. 469-2367 Terri LaBeau 8356 - 190th Street W. 469-6655 Curt Soberg 21840 Laigle Avenue N. 469-4564. Charles McKinstry-Luepke 10762 - 210th Street W. 469-5816 Mike & Shari Foty 11900 - 210th Street W. 469-1688 Bob Ruddle 3646 - 130th Street. E, Dundas 507-645-9430 Terry Heim 9596 - 210th Street W. 469-6580 Phyllis Heim 996 - 210th Street W.- 469-2222 Tim Ross 7770 - 202nd Street W. 4b9-2797 Jeffrey Goss 12220 - 197th Street W. 435-71.13. Chuck Von Feldt 25775 Pillsbury Avenue 461-3316 John Lino 310 - 4th Avenue S, Suite 522, Mpls 630-2545 Len & Lois Newman 712 - 1st Street SE, New Prague 758-5951 Jim Ostenson 7808 Creekridge Cir. #310, Bloomington .941-7805 Dennis Miller 16570 Galaxie Way 432-4765 Len Gustner 2803 W. Old Shakopee Road, Bloomington 881-2525 Harold Christian 4460 McColl Dr., Savage 895-8607 Claude Christian 11100 Quinn Avenue, Mpls 887-2961 Doug & Tammy Loeffler 21775 Laigle Avenue 4.69-6737 Walt & Grace Krawza 11881 - 205th Street W. 469-2682 Kim Hoffarth 20582 Jupiter Circle 985-5838 Patrick Dunham 1.0831 - 215th Street W. 469-2427 Mary Liz Holberg 12195 Upper 167th Street W. 435.-8723 Southwest Rural Service Area Neighborhood Meeting Minutes January 27, 1998 Page 8 Duane Zaun 9586 - 202nd Street W. 469-2621 Dick Cecchini 12245 - 1 75th Street W. 898-4603 Barb Cecchini 122.46 - 175th Street W. 898-4603 Larry Debelak Lakeville Industrial Acreage Partnership 456-3120 )ohn & Marilyn Raplinger 11897 - 210th Street W. 469-2987 Dan Cronen 20220 Laredo Avenue 985-5225 Mark Cruciani 18560 Knollwood Circle 898-5280 Kenneth & Jean Zak 21480 Keokuk Avenue 469-2246. Tony & Bergette Hack 21219 Keokuk Avenue 469-2607 )ohn Hack 11625 - 215th Street W. 469-2888 Susan Klotz 9775 - 215th Street W. 469-4591... Michael Dailey 12230 - 210th Street W. 469-1524 Wayne Brown 19740 Kenrick Avenue 469-2121 )ay Blanchard 18708 Jasmine Way ~ 469-6700 Malinda Mehrhoff 26242 Ipava Avenue 469-5636 Craig Avery 7808 Creekridge Cir. #310, Bloomington 941-7805 Kim Peterson 12050 Lucerne Trail S. 469-1778 Rich & Renee Storlie 12393 - 205th Street W. 469-2828 t 20 Jan 1998 Ron ~fullenbach, ~s per our discussion last Friday I will try to convey my thoughts on the proposed land use cf the Sout,~:«est Area Pursuant to a short meeting with your engineers. I am the managing partner or the Lakeville Industrial Acreage Partnership which is made up of 3 connected parcels 22 03100 O 10 29, 22 03100 O 10 28 and22 03100 010.28-- this was Purchased from Roland Simones in 1973 with the purpose of development when the Demographics «ould alla~ti•. The three of us are at retirement age and would like to reap the rewards of our patience... ~ such I would like to propose the following topics for our meeting to allow for dour preparation. L"nder thz current proposal ,our parcels arz split bettiveen Expansion area B and C which rnakes it u:.gractical to develop the frontage area along new CO rd 70. Would like to adjust tine boundary to include the rest of this i 26 acre parcel in Area B. The current proposal divides our property into 4 different land uses i.e., MD,BC,CI and CI-OFFICE. As you indicated this plan is for guidance for the city to evaluate development proposals. ~z'ill the plan be flexible enough to allow adjustments in the future based upon e~.•clring t~;e best land use based on the developers proposals? ~yhat is the basis of the Expansion area timeframes--It appears that the 2010 to 2020 timeframe is .very conservative for this area tivhich is close to the 3 5 W corridor and is now c~srrentlybzing developed --i.e. the Current business campus, the new theater west of 35W, etc. It appears inconsistent not to completely allow development on the East side. I would recommend considering adjusting E.pansion Area B along the New CO Rd 70 corridor and roving up the timeframe consistent with developers proposals based on their economic viability. :~s I indicated, I will not. be able to attend the meeting on the 27th so I would like to meet «ith you at your convenience prior to that time. I can be available any time this week or Saturday or Monday Morning-~I hope this:. provides you the preparation for this meeting. Please call me to set up a time. thanks-- Lary Debelak Bus 456.3120 Home 432-1178 JRN-20-165$ 2~~3? 1 612 432 1178 P.02 - - ~uuZ brown ~ Wayne E. Brown Gregory W Brown Michael M. OeVine Bradley K. Cosby Dale A. Meyer ~ Cl $ ~ n C, Fred E. Glare January 27,1998 FAr. Ron Mugenbach Planning Assistant City of Lakeville 20195 Holyoke Avenue Lakev<lie, MN 55044 Re: Lakeville Comprehensive Plan Update - SW Area Brawn 8~ Christensen 33 Acre Parcel -19740 Kenrick . Cear Ron, Brown ~ Christensen bought the above referenced parcel 20 years ago as a rear estate investment and next door to the Brown ~ Cris, loc. 7 acre office and yard to the north.. Later the 7 acre parcel was used as a partiahpayment in the buy-0ut of Brown & Cris, Inc. ftom ~ ' Mr: Christensen .and a new office was built on the 3;i acres, of which only 7 acres are required. The remainder of the property is ready for development. ~ ~ The property has 1,OO0.L.F: of frontage on 1=35 with good access. This highly visible site has been zoned B-4 for over 30 years and is an excellent COMMERCIAL location. Part of it would have been sold by now if it were inside the MUSA Line. We have several inquiries every year, but have to decline them because of lack of utilities. (No sign or advertising). This property will be served by the same permanent I'rft station for sanitary sewer as the . property to the south which is inside the MUSA Une. It could be served now with a rivate P IY Pad for temporary lift station and forcemain. We feel it was unfair to have not included our property within the MUSA. at the time the property to the south was included. We also strongly dsagree with changing .the guide plan from Commercial to High Density Residential at the same time you are proposing adding new commercial across the freeway. It goes without saying we oppose being placed into MUSA EXPANSION AREA'C'. Sincerely, Wayne E. Brown President East Frontage. Road of I.35 i 9740 Kenrick Avenue, Lakeville, Minnesota 55044 Phone 612-469-2121 • Fax 612-469-2463. 1-800-470-4884 ~ . ~ An Equal Oppartunlry Employer' JAN-27-iSSH 15~@2 622 469 2463 97i P.02