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2017 04-26 Agenda
CPTF AGENDA Wednesday,April 26, 2017 1. Introductions 2. Purpose of meeting 3. Consultant team activities since project inception 4. Work products for CPTF review and comment A. Revised Community and Stakeholder Engagement Framework B. Draft Edina Boards and Commissions—Areas of Overlap Worksheet C. Draft outline for May 3rd, Boards and Commissions (Comp Planning 101) Kick-Off Meeting D. Draft outline for May 8th Community Kick-Off Meeting E. Draft outline for May 15 44th/France SAPWG Kick-Off Meeting F. Draft city-wide demographic research, city-wide mapping, and small area demographic research and mapping 5. Outcomes from the Big Ideas workshop 6. Adjourn List of Consultant Activities Since Project Inception (February to April 22, 2017) 1. Completed Community and Stakeholder Engagement Framework 2. Development of draft outlines for upcoming meetings: • May 3rd Board and Commissions (Comp Planning 101) Kick-Off Meeting • May 8th Community Kick-Off Meeting • May 15th 44th/France SAP WG Kick-Off Meeting 3. Planning and participation in the Big Ideas Workshop 4. Scoping and reconnaissance in the three small areas, including tours with staff 5. Coordination meetings with Southdale and Grandview small area plan consultants 6. Data collection and analysis for Southdale small area plan parking and public infrastructure cost review and assessment 7. City-wide socio-economic and demographic analysis 8. Preliminary work on small areas: • socio-economic and demographic analysis • existing land use • existing transportation • existing community facilities • existing parks • existing historical contexts EDINA COMPREHENSIVE PLANOil ` - o l;� COMMUNITY KICKOFF MEETING Meeting Plan Revised:4/20/17-DRAFT Date/time/location • Monday,May 8,2017 • 7:00—9:00 p.m. • Braemar Gold Course(6364 John Harris Drive,Edina,MN) Purpose • Provide public information on the comprehensive plan update project process and Vision Edina • Build excitement for the planning process • Confirm community vision and goals • Solicit information on issues and opportunities • Collect feedback on comprehensive plan specific issues • Identify community priorities Promotion In an effort to reach a broad cross-section of the community,meeting promotion will include multiple methods, media types(i.e.,electronic,print,phone),and audiences.The following table shows the promotion plan. _._........_. Distribution to Responsibility Post notice on project website/social media Edina Develop flyer and send in an email blast to city mailing list and Edina other contact lists(initial invitation and reminder notice,prior to meeting)._ Promotional posters at busy locations in the community Edina Direct invitation to community organizations with a request to Edina and share with their colleagues/networks: consultant • City neighborhood group chairs team • Schools(including cultural liaisons) • Chamber of commerce • American Legion • Lion's Club • 50th and France Business Association • League of Women voters,Edina ' • Edina housing association • City boards and commissions Send meeting notice to adjacent communities with a request to Consultant share on electronic media and with email lists,as appropriate team Media(news release) Edina Activities/Format • Informal open house/workshop format with no formal presentation • Presentation material and activities will be organized into stations and each station will be staffed with project team members who will provide information,answer questions,and collect feedback -Page 1- wasionmitimereassai Edina Comprehensive P/an Community Kickoff Meeting Outline • Boards will be used to provide information,and interactive activities will be used to collect input (see outline below) • Participants will be given a'meeting passport handout'which will encourage them to visit each station and provide space for written comments Presentation Material/Activities Station 1: Welcome Table A staffed welcome table near the entrance. The following materia/will be Included; • Welcome board • Sign-in sheet • Project information handout • City email list sign-up instructions • Meeting passport/comment card Station 2:Vision Edina and Bridging Workshop Overview(2-3 boards) A series of poster boards to present the results of Vision Edina and the Bridging Workshop. • Process board o Project schedule,meetings,etc. • Vision and goals board(or boards) • Big ideas map(board or table top) • Prioritizing exercise(s) o' Give each participant four dots.Two dots to vote on project goals and two dots to vote on big idea maps.Place dots directly on boards Station 3: Comprehensive Planning 101(4-5 boards) A series of boars intended to provide information on the Edina Comprehensive Plan update process,as well as an overview of what comprehensive planning is and why it's important. • Vision/excitement building exercise o Give each participant an Edina themed postcard and ask them to describe the future Edina of 2040,in 10 words or less.Post cards on a board or banner for public display at the meeting • What is a comprehensive plan and why is it important(1 board) • Required elements(1 board) • Edina Comp Plan Update Process(1 board) o Work plan graphic o Schedule • o Next steps • Small area plan description(1 board) o Description of SAP process o Graphic from proposal listing the six small areas • City map with small area plan boundaries(1 board) Station 4[Land use, housing,and health(Haifa) - Commented[DE11:Stations 3,4,and 5 need further • Interactive exercise focused on collecting input on land use,housing,and health development.I'm not sure if we need to have everyone o Need input from the team,Idea is to have breakout tables for each of the team members. We represented at this meeting,although since we have would both present information and collect input at each station.Intent is to have an interactive the opportunity I'd like to take advantage.we COULD activity at each station. cut it off after Station 3 and then have a more generic "issues and opportunities"station—large map, o We dont necessarily need to touch on each topic;the point is to get the primary analysts any markers,post-its... early input they need/could use -Page 2- Edina Comprehensive P/an Community Kickoff Meeting Outline Station 5: Urban design framework, parks and open space(Bob) • Interactive exercise focused on collecting input on the urban design framework,and parks/open space o Need input from the team,Idea is to have breakout tables for each of the team members We would both present information and collect input at each station.Intent is to have an interactive activity at each station. o We dont necessarily need to touch on each topic;the point is to get the primary analysts any early input they need/could use Station 6: Economic competitiveness(Jana) • Interactive exercise focused on collecting input on economic competitiveness o Need input from the team,Idea is to have breakout tables for each of the team members. We would both present information and collect input at each station.Intent is to have an interactive activity at each station. o We don't necessarily need to touch on each topic;the point is to get the primary analysts any early input they need/could use Station 7 Comment table, kids table,and refreshments • Table with chairs,comment box,comment cards(passports),and pends • Table with crayons and coloring sheets for kids • Table with refreshments o Cookies o Fruit o Water Staffing Station Staffing__ 1 I Welcome Zan admin 2 ' Vision Edina/Bridging Bill Smith* 3 Comprehensive planning 101 Dan Edgerton,Dan Cornejo* 4 Land use,_housing,health Haila Maze* 5 Urban design framework,parks&rec Bob Close* 6 Economic competitiveness Janna King 7 Comments/kids/refreshments tables Zan admin * Coal Dorius will be available to help facilitate activities All remaining city and consultant staff to float Item Responsibility 1 Meeting promotions and invitations Edina with support from Zan 2 Venue reservation and coordination Edina 3 Meeting refreshments Zan 4 Meeting logistics(sign-in sheet,name tags,wayfinding signs,etc.) Zan 5 Project information handout Zan 6 Edina website sign-up instructions Zan 7 Passport/comment form Zan 8 Boards/exercise material Zan,with mapping I support from Biko and Bolton and Menk 9 Visioning post card Zan 10 Easels Consultant team j -Page 3- immisoimemateas { Edina Comprehensive Plan Community Kickoff Meeting Outline 11 I General meeting supplies(post-its,pens,markers,tape,dots,etc.) Zan -Page 4- a) en co a 0 0 0 o O OQl Ql al N N O N m a 0 O 0 O O O O 0 0 v LA, „5- , O p O O Ln N Ln N N N * 0 0 M O N O O O N N Ln 00 O o o o mO al O N co Ln N Ln O0 O O O N m 0 0 0 mil O co N CO N N N N c-I N 0 0 0 N NN l00 0 0 N , 0 0 z0 O N ° O 00 m N Ln N Ln N N l0 O1 O1 C co O CL O O LT co m O- o N Lf) N .4- O` O O O N Q1 CO ♦, O V n LIL N N N. cr1 c-I a 0 Ol 0 C I. 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The daytime population in 2016 is around 3,400, including both residents and workers.This is lower than the base population, reflecting a net loss of population during the daytime due to commuting outside the area. Daytime population is important in part because it helps support retail and service businesses during the day, such as places for lunch and errands. 44th & France: Population and Households 6,000 4,836 4,907 5,101 5,000 4,000 3,399 3,000 2,119 2,056 2,119 2,000 1,000 0 •Population,2000 •Households,2000 ■Population,2010 Households,2010 •Population,2016 ■Households,2016 •Daytime Population,2016 The racial makeup of the population is slightly less diverse than the citywide average, and is predominantly white. However,the population is becoming slightly more diverse over time—going from 92%white in 2010 to 90%in 2016.The largest gains have been in the Asian population,followed by the African American/Black population. Page 25 44th & France: Population by Race in 2016 1111) •White •Black e American Indian■Asian a Pacific Islander m Other Race •Tuvo or More Housing and Household Profiles The majority of residents in this area (74%) live in single family detached homes.There are a modest number that live in townhomes or duplexes. 44th & France: Housing by Type, 2010-14 0 tr�� N4t4,,,,\ •1 unit,detached • 1 unit,attached ei 2 units •3 or 4 units a 5 to 9 units R, 10 to 19 units •20 to 49 units •SO or more units The area is predominantly owner occupied,with 72%of the housing units owned by their resident. In contrast, about 24%are renter occupied and 4%are vacant.The percentage of owner occupancy has declined slightly in recent years,though it remains high. The majority(59%)of the housing stock in this area was built before 1939, reflect the old,established neighborhoods in both Edina and Minneapolis.The median year that structures were built was 1940. Page 26 This is much older than the city has a whole, reflecting the fact this is one of the oldest areas of Edina. A modest number of new units since 2000(5%) shows the impact of the teardown trend, as older homes are demolished and replaced with new structures. 44th & France: Housing Year Built, 2010 1,400 1,293 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 230 232 200 ' I 106 133 36 32 85 29 0 1939 or 1940to 1950 to 1960to 1970to 1980to 1990 to 2000 to 2010 or earlier 1949 1959 1969 1979 1989 1999 2009 later In contrast to the age of the housing stock,the majority of residents living in this area (60%) have moved here since 2000.Around 11%of the residents have been here since before 1980—almost all of which are owner occupants. Citywide,the median year for residents moving to their current home is in the early 2000's. 44th & France: Year Resident Moved In (2010-14) 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 1969 or 1970to 1979 1980to 1989 1990 to 1999 2000to 2009 2010 or later earlier Page 27 The median home value for this area is around $404,000, lower than the citywide average at$431,000. The median rent is$1,023,comparable to the city median. 44th/France History The Morningside district of Edina (of which 44th& France is the central commercial node) is one of the oldest areas in Edina. Developed primarily between 1905 and 1936, it grew up around the former Como Harriet Streetcar line. In 1920, it voted to secede from the still largely rural Edina to form its own independent village, with the intent of providing amenities more appropriate for a professional streetcar suburb. It was eventually combined with Edina in 1966, based on considerations of efficient provision of water and sewer service.The area still retains some of its own character and identity. The buildings in the 44th& France study area were constructed (and redeveloped) incrementally over a period of time, ranging from the 1900's through the 1980's.This represents a commercial district that has served the area for many decades,with numerous changes over time to suit current tenants and customer preferences. Although there have been some modifications to the original buildings since then, most appear to still represent elements their original character.The range of time periods and styles gives the area an eclectic and unique style. There are three properties in the study area that are designated historic sites: • Odd Fellows Hall,4388 France Avenue South—Constructed 1900-1950, listed 1980 • Commercial Business,4400-4412 France Avenue South—listed 2012 • Convention Grill, 3910 Sunnyside Road—listed 2012 44th/France Parks There are no parks within the immediate vicinity of the study area.The nearest park in Edina is Weber Park, located 2-3 blocks north of the study area. Weber Park has a number of athletic fields, including baseball,softball,tennis, skating, and basketball facilities.The study area is even closer to Waveland Park, located in Minneapolis. Pedestrian sidewalks provide connectivity between this area and nearby parks. There is a limited amount of greening and streetscaping in the vicinity, particularly on the Minneapolis side. 44th/France Transportation Streets and Traffic France Avenue South (CSAH 17) is classified as an A Minor Arterial, a road type with regional importance due to its role in relieving,expanding, or complementing the principal arterial system. 44th Street is identified as a Collector, a road type that provides connection between neighborhoods and from neighborhoods to minor business concentrations.The remainder of streets in this area are classified as local streets,which provide access to local properties and destinations. Traffic counts in the vicinity of the area have been fairly stable,fluctuating moderately over time. Page 28 Traffic Counts Near 44th & France (AADT) 16000 14000 12000 10000 8000 6000 4000 20000 11 v4`' 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2015 e France(north of 44th)■France(south of 44th) 44th(east of France) ■44th(west of France Bicycle and Pedestrian There are sidewalks located along both sides of West 44th Street and France Avenue South.There are also sidewalks on both sides of all local streets in the study area, including Sunnyside Road and Morningside Road.There are also pedestrian signals and well-marked pedestrian crossings at the main intersections. West 44th Street is a signed bicycle route, although there are no dedicated bicycle lanes so bicyclists share lanes with automobile traffic. France Avenue South is identified as a primary route in the City's bicycle plan, but there are no facilities or signage. Bicycle parking is available near the intersection of 44th& France. Transit A Metro Transit bus route serves the area regularly. Route 6 runs down France Avenue South,stopping at the intersection of France and Sunnyside Road (one short block south of West 44th Street). Route 6 provides service to the University of Minnesota, Downtown Minneapolis, destinations along France Avenue South, and Southdale.Service is provided seven days a week,with more frequent service available during rush hours. This district is located on a historic streetcar route,though no sign of that exists today except for the historic clustering of commercial at the intersection. Freight Both France Avenue South and 44th Street West are truck routes, providing access to the regional highway system, particularly via Trunk Highway(TH) 100 and State Highway 62. COUNTS AVAILABLE? Parking Free on and off-street parking is available for residents and business patrons. Some on-street parking is identified as two-hour limit,to encourage turnover for restaurant and retail use. Most off-street parking is signed to be accessible only to patrons of a particular business.There has been some discussion in the past about opening more spaces up to shared parking, but no agreement has been reached to date. Page 29 44th/France Community Facilities Public Facilities There are no public facilities located within the study area. A summary of the public facilities that serve this area is included below: • Schools—This area is within the Edina Public Schools district, a highly regarded and sought after district. West 44th Street forms the boundary between the Highland Elementary and Concord Elementary attendance area.Two private schools are located within three blocks of the study area: Calvin Christian School and Golden Years Montessori. • Public Safety—Police, fire, and emergency medical services are provided centrally through the City of Edina. • Library—Edina is served through the Hennepin County Library system.While Edina has a centrally located library at Grandview Square,the closest Hennepin County library to the study area is the Linden Hills Library in Minneapolis. • Other Services—Edina has a community center, senior center, continuing education programming, parks and recreation facilities, and other services provided citywide from centralized locations. Page 30 70th/Cahill 70th/Cahill Demography(Population, Households,and Employment) Population The population of this area has increased modestly over the past 15+years,going from around 2,600 in 2000 to around 2,800 in 2016.The household size has increased as well, remaining slightly above the citywide average at around 2.5.The area is also slightly younger than the city as a whole,with a median age of 45.9 compared to a citywide median of 46.7.This reflects higher percentages of children under 18 as a proportion of the population. The daytime population in 2016 is around 3,200, including both residents and workers.This is higher than the base population because of the significant amount of employment in the area,which results in a net gain of people. Daytime population is important in part because it helps support retail and service businesses during the day, such as places for lunch and errands. 70th & Cahill: Population and Households 3,500 3,211 3,000 2,629 2,621 2,814 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,0761,029 1,117 1,000 500 0 •Population,2000 mHousehoids.2000 ■Population,2010 Households,2010 •Population,2016 •Households,2016 ■Daytime Population,2016 The racial makeup of the population is also slightly more diverse than the citywide average,though still predominantly white.The population is also becoming more diverse over time—going from 82%white in 2010 to 82%in 2016.The largest gains have been in the Asian population,followed by the African American/Black population. Page 31 70th & Cahill: Population by Race in 2016 .':white •Black ■American Indian Asian i Pacific Islander e Other Race •Two or More Around 72%of households in this area are family households,with around 4%classified as nonfamily households (unrelated individuals living together). Approximately 24%of households consist of one person living alone. Over 35%of households have children present, higher than the citywide average and reflecting both the higher household size and the lower median age. According to the Tapestry profile for the area,the top three subgroups represented here are: • Golden Years—Independent, active seniors nearing the end of their careers or already in retirement. Primarily singles living alone or empty nesters. • Top Tier—The wealthiest Tapestry market,with high incomes and purchasing power. Primarily married couples with or without children. • Savvy Suburbanites—Well educated,well read, and well capitalized,this group tends to live in older suburbs and invest in their properties and lifestyles. Includes many empty nesters. Household and Housing Profiles The median household income for this area is around $103,000,significant higher than the citywide median of$89,794. The majority of residents in this area (64%) live in single family detached homes. However, a significant percentage live in either townhomes (11%)or larger scale apartments (12%)—primarily in a large development west of Cahill.This reflects the mixed nature of housing in this area. Page 32 70th & Cahill: Housing by Type, 2010-14 Wrr ■ 1 unit,detached ■ 1 unit,attached is 2 units 3 or 4 units •S to 9 units ■ 10 to 19 units •20 to 49 units ■50 or more units The area is predominantly owner occupied,with 71%of the housing units owned by their resident. In contrast, about 20%are renter occupied and 9%are vacant.This has remained relatively steady in recent years. The housing stock in this area was built out at a steady rate between the 1950's and 1980's,with a moderate amount of infill since then.The median year that structures were built was 1970.This is about average for the city as a whole. 70th & Cahill: Housing Year Built, 2010 300 270 250 237 221 ss 200 200 . r 4 150 116 100 50 44 29 „ 25 0 1939 or 1940 to 1950 to 1960 to 1970 to 1980 to 1990 to 2000 to 2010 or earlier 1949 1959 1969 1979 1989 1999 2009 later In contrast to the age of the housing stock,the majority of residents living in this area (55%) have moved here since 2000.Around 10%of the residents have been here since before 1980—almost all of which Page 33 are owner occupants. Citywide, the median year for residents moving to their current home is in the early 2000's. 70th & Cahill: Year Resident Moved in (2010-14) 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50111 1969 or 1970 to 1979 1980to 1989 1990 to 1999 2000 to 2009 2010 or later earlier The median home value for this area is around $452,000,significant higher than the citywide median of $431,000.This is consistent with the areas higher-than-average income.The median rent is$1,028, comparable to the city median. Economics and Employment Profiles The area has around 190 businesses with 4,100 employees. Compared to the resident population of about 2,800,there is a ratio of 1:46 jobs per resident.This is largely due to the significant retail and industrial presence in this area. Service industries employ over 60%of the workers in this area,with retail following at 11%.Though lower, manufacturing and wholesale trade are still well above city averages due to the presence of the industrial area. Page 34 70th & Cahill: Employment by Industry, 2016 I .141 •Agriculture/Mining •Construction •Manufacturing •Transportation •Communication m Utility •Wholesale Trade ■Retail Trade •FIRE •Services ■Government ■Unclassified In terms of the employment of people who live in the area, the employment rate is very high—with only 2.3%of the labor force identifying as unemployed. Consistent with the industry mix,around 60%of the residents work in the service industry. Residents however, are less likely to work in retail in comparison to the business mix, and more likely to work in finance, insurance,or real estate. Workers in this area commute from a wide distribution of places.The most common home communities for commuters are Minneapolis (9.4%), Bloomington (7.0%), Eden Prairie (4.2%),and Edina (4.1%) (Source: Census LEND 2014). Conversely,the same four cities are the four most common destinations for residents commuting out of this area to work: Minneapolis(25.7%), Edina (17.8%), Bloomington (8.7%) and Eden Prairie (5.4%). The 70th &Cahill area sits at the northwest corner of one of the largest concentrations of employment in Edina—the office/industrial area which straddles Highway 100. 70th/Cahill Transportation Both 70th Street West and Cahill Road are two-lane roads classified as collector streets.The collector system primarily connects neighborhoods and minor business districts. It also provides a supplementary system to arterials and other higher functional class road connect larger destinations.There is a balance between mobility and land accessibility along these corridors. Traffic counts in the vicinity of the area have been fairly stable, declining moderately over time. Page 35 Traffic Counts Near 70th & Cahill (AADT) 12000 I PA 10000 8000 6000 1 $ :: I : °j tf 1997 2001 2005 2009 2013 2014 ■70th St(west of Cahill) ■70th St(east of Cahill) E Cahill(south of 70th) Bicycle and Pedestrian There are sidewalks located along the northern side of 70th St West and the western side of Cahill Road. While there is proposed guidance for pedestrian facilities on the other sides of both streets and on Amundson Avenue in the study area,they do not currently exist. There are also bicycle lanes along both 70th Street West and Cahill Road.This area is well-connected to the citywide bicycle network. Transit A Metro Transit bus route serves the area during the morning and evening commute. Route 578 runs along 70th Street West between Downtown and Edina, with service to Southdale and various other destinations along the way.There is a stop at the corner of 70th Street West and Cahill Road, and another one at 70th Street West and Amundson Avenue. Service is relatively limited—it's only a couple buses at this stop during rush hour, and not service is not available on weekends. Freight The Cahill industrial area is one of the highest generators of freight truck traffic in Edina. Both Cahill Road and 70th Street West are truck routes, providing access to the regional highway system, particularly via Trunk Highway(TH) 100 and Interstate 494. COUNTS AVAILABLE? A Canadian Pacific(CP) rail spur extends into the Cahill industrial area.The line passes under 70th Street West and travels northward to connect to the CP Rail mainline running through the north metro.This line has relatively low utilization. Parking Free private parking is available onsite for residents and business patrons. Page 36 50th/France 50th/France Demographics(Population, Households,and Employment) Population The population of this area has increased modestly over the past 15+years,going from around 4,600 in 2000 to around 5,000 in 2016.The household size has increased as well, remaining slightly above the citywide average at around 2.4.The area is also younger than the city as a whole,with a median age of 42.4 compared to a citywide median of 46.7.This reflects higher percentages of children under 15 as a proportion of the population. The daytime population in 2016 is around 5,200, including both residents and workers.This is similar to base population, reflecting the tradeoff between residents leaving for jobs and employees traveling in for work. Daytime population is important in part because it helps support retail and service businesses during the day, such as places for lunch and errands. 50th & France: Population and Households 6,000 5,000 4,606 4,723 4,980 5,159 4,000 OPSN 3,000 1,988 1,946 2,035 2,000 • 1,000 0 ®Population,2000 ■Households,2000 e Population,2010 Households,2010 ■Population,2016 s Households,2016 •Daytime Population,2016 The racial makeup of the population is slightly less diverse than the citywide average, and is predominantly white. However,the population is becoming slightly more diverse over time—going from 92%white in 2010 to 91%in 2016.The largest gains have been in the Asian population,followed by individuals who identified as some other race. Page 37 50th & France: Population by Race in 2016 ra, ■White ■Black •American Indian Asian ■Pacific Islander ■Other Race ■Two or More Household and Housing Profiles Around 65%of households in this area are family households,with around 7%classified as nonfamily households(unrelated individuals living together). Approximately 28%of households consist of one person living alone. Over 33%of households have children present, higher than the citywide average and reflecting both the higher household size and the lower median age. According to the Tapestry profile for the area,the top three subgroups represented here are: • Urban Chic—Professional households that live a sophisticated, exclusive lifestyle.They are a mix of married couple families and singles. • Top Tier—The wealthiest Tapestry market,with high incomes and purchasing power. Primarily married couples with or without children. • Emerald City—Young, mobile residents of lower density neighborhoods in urban areas. Well educated and employed,they are more likely to rent. The median household income for this area is around $115,000,significant higher than the citywide median of$89,794. Housing Profile The majority of residents in this area (80%) live in single family detached homes.There are a modest number that live in townhomes or apartments. Page 38 50th & France, Housing by Type, 2010-14 -A\4004661/4, a 1 unit,detached ■ 1 unit,attached s 2 units 3 or 4 units •5 to 9 units • 10 to 19 units ■20 to 49 units ■50 or more units The area is predominantly owner occupied,with 78%of the housing units owned by their resident. In contrast, about 16%are renter occupied and 6%are vacant.The percentage of owner occupancy has declined slightly in recent years, though it remains high. Over half(54%) of the housing stock in this area was built before 1939, reflect the old,established neighborhoods in both Edina and Minneapolis.The median year that structures were built was 1940. This is much older than the city has a whole, reflecting the fact this is one of the oldest areas of Edina.A recent bump in new units since 2000 (9%) shows the impact of the teardown trend, as older homes are demolished and replaced with new structures. 50th & France: Housing Year Built, 2010 1,200 1,113 1,000 800 600 400 I 366 193 164 200 66 118 23 12 22 0 — I MOM 1939or 1940 to 1950 to 1960 to 1970 to 1980 to 1990 to 2000 to 2010 or earlier 1949 1959. 1969 1979 1989 1999. 2009 later Page 39 In contrast to the age of the housing stock,the majority of residents living in this area (60%) have moved here since 2000.Around 11%of the residents have been here since before 1980—almost all of which are owner occupants. Citywide,the median year for residents moving to their current home is in the early 2000's. 50th & France: Year Resident Moved in (2010-14) 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 ; • 100 0 1111 1969 or 1970to 1979 1980to 1989 1990to 1999 2000 to 2009 2010 or later earlie r The median home value for this area is around$431,000,very similar to the citywide average.The median rent is$1,058,comparable to the city median. Employment and Economic Profile The area has around 390 businesses with 3,400 employees. Compared to the resident population of about 5,000,there is a ratio of 0.68 jobs per resident.This is largely due to the fact that the commercial node is fairly compact and largely surrounded by residential neighborhoods. Retail trade employs around 43%of the workers in this area,with services following at 35%.The retail predominance reflects the business mix in this area,and is higher proportionately than the city overall. Page 40 50th & France, Employment by Industry, 2016 opira •Agriculture/Mining•Construction ®Manufacturing •Transportation u Communication w Utility •Wholesale Trade •Retail Trade •FIRE ■Services ■Government •Unclassified In terms of the employment of people who live in the area,the employment rate is very high—with only 3.9%of the labor force identifying as unemployed. Around 55%of the residents work in services, followed by 15%in finance, insurance, and real estate—consistent with citywide averages. Only a modest percentage are employed in retail, suggesting that most retail workers here commute from somewhere else. Workers in this area commute from a wide distribution of places.The most common home communities for commuters are Minneapolis (24.2%), Edina (9.0%), Bloomington (5.1%), and St. Paul (4.6%). Conversely,the same four cities are the four most common destinations for residents commuting out of this area to work: Minneapolis (36.7%), Edina (7.4%), Bloomington (6.4%) and St. Paul (5.4%). (Source: Census LEHD 2014) The 50th & France area sits in a largely residential area in northeast Edina,with a modest concentration of employment. 50th/France Transportation Traffic and Streets France Avenue South (CSAH 17) and West 50th Street(CSAH 21) are classified as A Minor Arterials, a road type with regional importance due to its role in relieving,expanding, or complementing the principal arterial system.The remainder of streets in this area are classified as local streets,which provide access to local properties and destinations. Traffic counts in the vicinity of the area have been fairly stable,fluctuating moderately over time. Page 41 Traffic Counts Near 50th & France (AADT) 16000 14000 12000 ,m,::1,1 10000 ) '? 8000 ": f )g 6000P. Ci t" 4000 V ; ¢_ " II 4 2000gi , I [ i il 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2015 ■France(north of 50th) •France(south of 50th)II 50th(east of France) •50th(west of France) ®Halifax(north of 50th)ii,i Halifax(south of 50th) Bicycle and Pedestrian There are sidewalks located along both sides of West 50th Street and France Avenue South.There are also sidewalks on both sides of all local streets in the study area, including Halifax Avenue.There are also pedestrian signals and well-marked pedestrian crossings at the main intersections. France Avenue South and West 50th Street are identified as a primary route in the City's bicycle plan, but there are no facilities or signage. Bicycle parking is available near the intersection of 50th& France, and at other locations. Transit A Metro Transit bus routes serve the area regularly. Route 6 runs down France Avenue South,stopping at 50th& France. Route 6 provides service to the University of Minnesota, Downtown Minneapolis, destinations along France Avenue South, and Southdale. Service is provided seven days a week,with more frequent service available during rush hours. Route 46 runs along 50th Street West. It provides service to Minnetonka, Edina,South Minneapolis,and Southwest St. Paul. Route 146 provides service to Edina, Southwest Minneapolis, and Downtown Minneapolis. It functions as limited stop route,and runs during weekday rush hours. Freight Both France Avenue South and 50th Street West are truck routes, providing access to the regional highway system, particularly via Trunk Highway(TH) 100 and State Highway 62. COUNTS AVAILABLE? 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