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Home My WebLink About1978-05-18 Park Board PacketAGENDA Joint Meeting EDINA PARK BOARD -CITY COUNCIL May 15, 1978 I. Dedication of T. Lee Todd Park. - 4:oo PM II. Dedication Policy - 4:30 PM back at City Hall. III. Paddle Tennis Situation. IV. Relationship of Athletic groups to Park Board. V. Coordination of Art Center. VI. Senior Citizens. VII. Arena - Operation and charges. VIII. Carl Hansen Property. ® IX. Bond Referendum yes, no, when? X. Charges for pool. XI. Five year Park Capital Improvement Plan. XII. Morningside School Property. XIII. Thorpe Park. XIV. Financial Reports to Park Board. a. Arena b. Golf Course c. Art Center XV. Minimum Wage - Is our pay fair? XVI. Snowmobiles. XVII. Tree Replacement Program. AO DRAFT • CITY OF EDINA SUBDIVISION DEDICATION GUIDELINES A. Finding of Requirement for Subdivision Dedication. 1. A public dedication shall be required in conjunction with the subdivision or ionshalltting of previously lland.atted shall be based upon the land area The public dedicatat encompassed within the subdivision. 2. In cases of the replatting or re -subdivision of previously platted land and: a) no additional lots or development intensities are created, then a public dedication shall not be required. b) additional lots or development intensities are created and a reasonable public dedication was not made in conjunction with the previous subdivision of the property, then a public dedication shall be required and based upon the total land area encompased within the replat. ® c) . additional lots or development intensities are created and a reasonable public dedication was made in conjunction with the previous subdivision of the property, then a public dedication shall be required but shall be based only upon the land area encompassed within the additional lot(s). B. Determination of Requirement of Land or Cash in Lieu of Land 1. A land dedication may be required when: a) property is adjacent to an existing park or public open space and the addition beneficially expands the park or public open space. b) property available for dedication is at least 6 acres in area or will be combined with future dedications so that the end result will be a minimum of a 6 acre park. c) property abuts a natural lake, pond, or stream. d) property is a natural storm water holding area, a flood- plain, or is needed for storm water holding area and can be dredged or othe mise improved for that purpose. ® e) the property is a place of significant natural, scenic or historic value. 2. Cash will be required in all other instances than above. a DRAFT City of Edina Subdivision Dedication Policy Page 2 January 20, 1978 C. Determination of Reasonable Amount of Public Dedication. I. If it is determined that a land dedication shall be required and no public dedication was made as part of a previous subdivision and a) the land to be dedicated is adjacent to an existing park, open space, or public property which would be beneficially expanded by the dedication, then 5% of the land area encompassed with the subdivision shall be deemed a reasonable public dedication. b) the land to be dedicated is adjacent to a natural lake, pond, or stream, then a strip of land 100 feet in width _ is measured upland from the high water mark of a lake or pond or from the center line of a stream shall be deemed a reasonable public dedication. C) the land to be dedicated is a floodplain as defined by Ordinance No. 815, then the dedication of that portion of the floodplain determined to be undevelopable according to Ordinance No. 815 and according to the rules and regulations of the appropriate watershed district shall be deemed a reasonable dedication. d) the land to be dedicated is a natural storm water holding area or is determined to be essential and can be developed as such for the storage of storm water runoff, then a finding will be made to determine 1) the portion of such an area which benefits solely the storm water disposal needs of the property to be subdivided, and 2) the portion of such an area which benefits the storm water disposal needs of the general public. If it is determined that the portion which benefits the general public is in excess of 5% of the land area encompassed within the subdivision, then the dedication of the storm water holding areas shall be deemed a reasonable public dedication. e) the land to be dedicated is a place of significant and/or unique natural, scenic, or historic value and such an area is at least 5% of the total land area encompassed within the subdivision, such a public dedication shall be deemed reasonable. 2. If it is determined that a cash dedication shall be required and no previous public dedication has been made, a cash dedication ® of 5% of the value allocation lots or development intensity within the subdivision shall be deemed reasonable. The value of land shall be determined as specified in Ordinance No. 801. DRAFT City of Edina Subdivision Dedication Policy Page 3 January 20, 1978 40 C. Determination of Reasonable Amount of Public Dedication (Con't.): 3. If it is determined that public dedication was made previously in accordance with the above guidelines, then the previous public dedication shall be deemed reasonable and no further dedication shall be required. k. If it is determined that a public dedication was made previously but was not in accordance with the above guidelines, then such a previous dedication shall receive credit but an additional public dedication will be required so as to bring the total dedication into conformance with the above guidelines. S. If it is determined that a public.dedication was made previously in accordance with the above guidelines, but additional lot(s) _ are proposed to be created, a public dedication of 5% of the area or value of land encompassed within such additional lot(s) shall be deemed reasonable. GLH:ks - 1/20/78 Ll EDINA PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT April 7, 1975 FINANCING NEEDED FOR YEARS BEYOND 1976 Total Projects $2,074,910 Deduct 1975 & 1976 Projects 512,400 $1,562,510 Shelter Buildings $162,000 Five New Parks 370,000 Bredesen Park 425,160 Total 3 Major Projects $957,160 Total Minor Projects $ 605,350 to MAJOR CONTRACTUAL AREAS Lighting $170,600 Fencing 98,900 Irrigation 128,500 CITY OF ED1NA PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Apr i 1 7 , 1975 Park Caoital Imorovements Proaram Land Purchases Piot Included Park Proposed Imorovement Total Alden Lighting S 8,000 plantings 1,000 Playground Equipment 3,000 Park Sign 500 Asphalt Path 1,500 Y4,000 Arden P I ant i -ng s 500 000 50,00 Park Shelter 2,500 Park Sign 3,55 Park Lighting 3,00600 Hockey Lighting - Posts 2,500 Asphalt Path 2,000 Traffic Control Posts 62 100 Beard Tennis Courts 18,000 Playground Equipment 2,500 Irrigate Athletic Field 61000 26,500 1,000 Birchcrest Backstop Playground Equipment � 2,500 3,500 Interior Paths Bredesen Park � 132,660 00 3366,000 Perimeter Paths ,0 Fencing 53,000 Parking Area 159,500 Lake Development 2,000 Picnic Tables and Benches q 000 Blinds, V,atch Areas 8 Feeding Stations , 15,000 Plant Materials for Screening 20,000 Lighting 3 Flaps, Labels and Plaques ,060 -4-63—,560 863,560 Braemar Bristol Browndale Creek Valley School Park - E Fencing of Storage Area Class Five Base - Storage Area Surfacing East Road Enlarging Har Three - Golf Budget Lighting Soccer Field Fence Gun Range Traffic Control Posts Class 5 gravel Road to Picnic Point Water to Picnic Point Picnic Area Lighting Picnic Shelter Lighting Baseball Complex Irrigate Soccer Field Batting Cages Permanent Team Benches (Soccer) Plantings Plantings Backstops Fencing of Athletic Perimeter Irrigation of Fields Light Tennis Courts Permanent Enclosed Warming Area Resurface Tennis Courts Drinking Fountain Permanent Team Benches Chowen Playground Equipment Parking Area Fencing,- Backstop Cornelia Is Circumference Bike Path Light Tennis Courts Regrade Bank and Sod Picnic Shelter with Water & electricity Playground Equipment Hard Surface Play Area Recondition Swim Pool Pathways Permanent Benches I $ 7,000 4,000 4,000 20,000 6,000 8,000 3,000 5,000 2,000 8,000 100,000 6,000 5,000 750 178,750 500 1,500 4,500 5,000 7,000 6,000 4,000 3,000 5,000 1,500 37,500 1,000 1,000 2,500 4,500 10,000 6,000 2,000 20,000 10,000 3,000 120,000 3,000 500 174,500_ Cornelia School Resurface Tennis Courts S 4,000 Regrading and Sodding 2,000 Little League Backstop 2,500 Baseball Backstop 4,500 Hockey Lights 6,000 Upgrade Shelter - Add Toilets 12,000 Irrigate Athletic Fields 9,000 Permanent Benches 1,000 41,000 Countryside Color Coat Hard Surface 2,000 Outfield Fence - Jr. League 3,000 Playground Equipment 1,500 Irrigate Athletic Fields 9,000 Backstops 5,000 Permanent Team Benches 500 21,000 Division Permanent Benches 500 Plantings 1,000 Parking Areas 3,000 Purchase House b Removal 40,000 Drainage Pipe 3,000 Park Shelter 50,000 Playground Equipment 1,500 99,000 44th Street Property Art Center - including equipment 140,000 Lake Edina Light Tennis Courts 6,000 Traffic Control Posts 1,000 Regrade and Irrigate Ballfields 12,000 Outfield and Pond Fencing 6,000 Playground Equipment 1,500 Drinking Fountain 5,000 Permanent Team Benches 1,500 33,000 Garden Park Shelter 50,000 Light Tennis Courts 6,000 Plantings 1,000 Permanent Team Benches 1,000 Upgrade Eackstoos 4,000 Playground Equipment 1,500 Irrigate Athletic Fields 15,000 Color Coat Hard Surface Area 2,0_00 Grading & Finishing of Park Soccer Field 6,000 86,500 Heights Plantings $ 500 Playground Equipment 1,500 Sun Shelter 2,500 4,500 Highlands Drinking Fountain 3,500 Playground Equipment 1,500 Hockey Lights 6,000 Irrigate Athletic Fields 12,000 Permanent Team Benches 1,500 Backstops - 3 Fields 7,000 31,500 Historical Park Roof Grange 4,000 Extend Sidewalk 2,000 Flag Pole 1,000 Irrigate 2,500 9,500 McGuire Plantings 1,500 Backstop 1,000 2,500 Normandale Hockey Lights 6,000 Playground Equipment 1,500 Hockey Rink 3,000 Color Coat Hard Surface Area 1,000 Backstop 1,000 Irrigate Athletic Field 6,000 Permanent Team Benches 1,000 19,500 Pamela Hard Surface Play Alrea 3,004 Traffic Control Posts 1,000 Backstops 4,000 Playground Equipment 1,500 Light Soccer Field 20,000 Irrigate Football Field 6,000 Irrigate Soccer Field 6,000 Irrigate Baseball Fields 10,000 Permanent Team Benches 3,500 55,000 Sherwood Playground Equipment 1,000 Utley Park Light Tennis Courts 6,000 Redevelop for Skating.and Shelter House 30,000 36,000 Walnut Ridge Plantings Park Shelter Parking Area Soccer and Football Field Irrigate Soccer and Football Field Weber light Hockey Rink Light Tennis Courts Backstop Irrigate Baseball Fields York Playground Equipment Yorktown Light Tennis Courts Irrigate Soccer Field Plantings Drinking Fountain Extend Asphalt Path to Sr. Citizen Center Permanent Team Benches Parking Lot Arnesons Acres Park Lighting • Walkways Remodel Garage & Greenhouse Nursery Trees School•Properties Light Football Field Light East High Tennis Courts Hansen Property Neighborhood Park Construction and amenities South Cahill School Neighborhood Park Construction and amenities McCauley Trail Neighborhood Park Construction and amenities Mirror Lakes Neighborhood Park Construction and amenities Hedberg Neighborhood Park Construction and amenities , ® TOTAL J 1,500 50,000 2,000 5,000 6,000 64,500 6,000 6,000 1,000 9,000 22,000 1,500 6,000 6,000 1,000 500 3,000 500 1,500 18,500 6,000 3,000 8,000 6,000 23,000 20,000 10, 000 30,000 75,000 95,000 50,000 75,000 75,000 r $2,074,910 ` CITY OF EDINA PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT April 7, 1975 1WED IATE NEEDS - COMPLETED BY 1976 UPGRADED FOR SAFETY OR PUBLIC INTEREST Park Proposed Improvement Total Arden Hockey Lighting - Posts (1976) S 3,000 Birchcrest Backstop (1976) 1,000 Bredesen Park Fencing (1/2-1975) - (1/2-1976) 381,400 Braemar Fence Gun Range (1976) 6,000 _ Lighting Baseball Complex Highway Sale - (1976) 100,000 Fencing of Storage 7,000 Class Five Base -Storage Area (1976) 4,000 Creek Valley 0 School Park Fencing of Athletic Perimeter (1976) 5,000 Chowen Fencing- Backstop (1975) 2, 5M Cornelia Light Tennis Courts (1976) 6,000 120,066 Recondition Swim Pool (1975) Cornelia School Little League Backstop (1975) 2,500 Cou1. ntryside Backstops (1976) 5,000 Division Parking Areas (1976) 3,000 44th Street Property Art Center (1975) 140,000 Lake Edina Regrade and Irrigate Balifield (1976) 12,000 ®i Historical Park Roof Grange (1975) 4,000 NormandaIe • Utley Park Walnut Ridge Weber Yorktown Arnesons Acres I* Color Coat Hard Surface Area (1975) S 1;000 Redevelop for Skating and Shelter House 30,000 (1975) Soccer and Football Field (1976) 5,000 Light Hockey Rink -Recondition (1976) 6,000 Extend Asphalt Path to Sr. Citizen Center 3,000 (1976) Remodel Garage b Greenhouse (1976) 8,000 1975 Total $319,200 1976 Total 193,200 i TOTAL $512,400 • EDINA PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT April 7, 1975 TOTAL AVAILABLE DOLLARS Budgeted in 1975 Budget Sale of Land to County (Questionable) Fire Insurance from 44th St. Property Money From Land Developers Potential 1976 Budget Possible Committment from Thorpe Family Total Needed Additional Needed Financing for 1975 & 1976 $ 80,000 100,000 (?) 10,000 137,400 80,000 15,000 $422,400 512,400 $ 90,000 EDINA PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT 7 April , 1975 MAJOR CAPITAL PROJECTS Bredesen Park Braemar Lighting Baseball Field Repair of Swimming Pool .Shelter Buildings Garden $50,000 Cornelia School $12,000 Addition of Toilets Division $50,000 Walnut Ridge $50,000 Five Proposed New Parks -Art Center Total Major Total Minor /a TOTAL S 463,560 100,000 120,000 162,000 370,000 140,000 $1,355,560 719,350 $2,074,910 FACILITY THINK LIST I. Gymnastics Building 2. Environmental Miniature Golf Course 3. Second Swimming Pool Enclosed Not Enclosed 4. Cemetery Property 5. Bus 6. Legion - Community Music Center 7. Braemar Stadium 8. Multi Purpose Center (Bicentennial Survey) KI EDINA PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT NUI4BER OF PARTICIPANTS AND VOLUNTEERS INVOLVED ACTIVITY PARTICIPANTS VOLUNTEERS Archery 34 0 Back Packing 30 0 John Philip Sousa Band 3,200 100 Girls Basketball 80 25 Jr. Basketball - Winter 340. 30 Mens Basketball 150 0 Summer Basketball 250 30 Cub Softball 519. 0 Ballroom Dagce 150 0 .Day Camp 65 0 Jr. Footba I I 650- 95 Golf Patrons 1,000 0 Spring Group Golf Lessons 260. 0 18 Hole Course rounds 46,000 0 Par 3 Course rounds 26,000 0 Summer Group Golf Lessons 300 0 Private Golf Lessons 600 0 Gun Range 3,524, 0 Gun Safety - Learn to Shoot 171 10 Gymnastics 450 30 Fall Hockey Instructional School 300' 10 Hockey Ice Techniques 300. 10 Jr. Hockey 1,450 350 Girls Hockey 150'. 25 Horseback Riding 90 0 Karate a 80 0 ACTIVITY Jr. Baseball Youth Baseball Playgrounds Open Skating Skating Instruction Arena Season Tickets Outdoor Skating Ski Instruction Girls Softball Adult Slow Pitch Soccer Student Center Swim Club Swim Instruction Pool Season Tickets App. Puppet Shows Tennis Childrens Theater Theater and Creative Dramatics Volleyball - Adult Wrestling Senior Citizens Club E.S.C.G. Guitar Lessons Flea Market Historical Society PARTICIPANTS VOLUNTEERS 450 60 525 75 771. 10 24,314. 0 825- 0 1,281 0 120,000. 0 283 0 450- 80 1,400- 0 700 105 8,400 0 125 50 1,502 0 2,517 0 2,800 0 698 0 1,000 0 106 0 108 0 25 5 450 30 25 25 61 0 3,500 100 200 20 TOTAL 258,654 1,275 EDINA ASSOCIATIONS - (Presidents) Braemar City of Lakes Figure !_ Skating Club Mrs. Woody (Betty) Cater ".,.. - taina, MN 55435 (830) Edina Baseball Association Mr. Bob Burley Edina, Mrd 55424 (400) Edina Basketball Association Mr. Dave Weiss Edina Hd 55436 (700) Edina Football Association Mr. Dave Taft Edina, Mid 55436 Edina Girls' Athletic Association Mary Lund Edina, MN 55436 The following sports are included in E.G.A.A.. Basketball Flag Football Team Tennis Volleyball (700) Edina Girls' Softball Association Mrs. Monty J. (Jean) Ferguson tdina, MN 55+16 40 revised - 5/15/78 (500) KEG -Edina Gymnastics Association KEGA Don and Sue Richards r � - tdina, MN 5.5436 (100) Edina Swim Club Mrs Arthur G. (Jane) Rotman Edina, MN 554j6 (1,150) Edina hockey Association Bill Brellenthin Edina, MN 554'ih (1,990) Edina Soccer Association Richard Cheng Edina, MN 55437 Edina Special Children's Group (E.S.C.G.) Mrs. B.T. (Birrli,-) Raaley Edina, HN 55435 Leisure Time Committee E.S.C.G. Mr. Hal Liljenquist ,uina, MN 55424