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Home My WebLink About1977-06-14 Park Board PacketEDINA PARK BOARD MEETING Tuesday, June 14th, 1977 7:30 p.m. EDINA CITY HALL AGENDA I. Approval of Minutes: Park Board Meeting, May 10th, 1977 II. McGuire Park Plans III. Countryside Park - Colonial Church Park Dedication IV. Disc Golf Presentation V. Bredesen Park - Mud Lake Water Management Project Petition VI. Recreation Report VII. Swimming Pool Report VIII. July 12th, 1977, Park Board Meeting Tour of Facilities IX. Purchase of Land - Morningside School X. Planning Request: S-77-9 XI. Planning Request: S-77-10 XII. Planning Request: S-77-11 XIII. Planning Request: S-77-12 XIV. Edina Hockey Association - Open Hockey Request LOCATION - MAP LD D z > 1 I EVANGELICA FREE CNURC 1 I 1 iSs I � Z Q I z I m ! .Z � o �I subdivision REQUEST NUMBER: S-77-11 LOCATION: W. of Ohms Ln. & N. W. 74th REQUEST: Replat 12 PID lots to 7 PID lots. village planning denmriment village of edina EDINA PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF REPORT June 1, 1977 III. New Business: Subdivision Edina Interchange 4th Addition. New England Mutual !1-77-11 Life Insurance Company. Generally located west of Ohms Lane and north and west of W. 74th Street. Refer to: attached preliminary plat. The owner of the subject property is proposing to replat and consoli- date lots 1 through 12, Block 1, Edina Interchange 3rd Addition into seven lots. This replatting and consolidation is proposed in order to facilitate the sale and development of the property. No rezoning is requested from the existing PID Planned Industrial District classification. Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of the proposed subdivision in that the proposed lots meet ordinance requirements. Approval is contingent on the proponent capping all unused sewer systems at the property line. The proponent should be aware of flood plain conditions which exist on some of the lots abutting 73rd Street. Filling and development of such .lots will require flood plain permits from the City as well as permits from the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District. GH: nr 5-27-77 EDI NA IMTERCIA"G'E Y 0 ft S NORTH z6 y,l •\ - 172-0 7Z0rn _ `)- ZBl.l2 `` // // \ ♦fin 74, tfnLU F ro, ob 1900 WEST 73"!TQ EE 10, 1P LO CAT 10 N IN 57.90 LOCAT�ON MAP REQUEST l REQUEST NUMBER: S-77-12 LOCATION: W, of Cahill Rd. & S. of Dewey Hill Road. REQUEST: Two -lot PID. Planned Indus- trial plat. villameyianning delu+___rtmfpt village of edi>ns EDINA PLANNING CON11MISSION STAFF REPORT June 1, 1977 III. New Business: �. Subdivision Edina Interchange 5th Addition. New England Mutual q S-77-12 Life Insurance Company. Generally located east of Cahill Road and south of Dewey Hill Road. Refer to: attached preliminary plat. The proponent is requesting to divide the subject property into two lots of 3.23 acres and•two acres, respectively. This division is requested to facilitate the construction of a warehouse -office building on Lot 2. On May 19, 1977, the Board of Appeals considered the setback variance for the proposed building located on Lot 2. This variance requested a setback of 50 feet from Cahill Road, which is consistent with other existing industrial buildings fronting on Cahill Road. A 75 foot setback is normally required for industrial uses when located across the street from residential property. The Board of Appeals continued this request until its June meeting and advised the proponent to prepare revised site plans and also to investigate moving the •division line between Lots 1 and 2 of the proposed plat in order to allow additional area for the building on Lot 2. The proponent has indicated to staff, however, that he wishes the preliminary plat of Edina Interchange 5th Addition considered by the Planning Commission as shown without a relocation of the division between Lots 1 and 2. Recommendation: Staff recommends approval with ordinance requirements. Approval is 5 percent of the raw land value. GH:nr 5-27-77 in that the proposed division conforms contingent on parkland dedication of - r .. Y ��. � �•'* That pert of Lot •L block !,- Edina Inteshange Center lying " - '�•.. 'e. North of a line run frau • point on the West 11nw of said _ Lot 1 distance 732,95 . e of feet North of the Srathwest eorr:or - of said Loo 1, thence East parallel with the Scuth 11re of ,said Lot 1 to thn Easterly line of Lot 1 and there termlratinp. - ` '' , T ' •! � �"7 'S i hndrv'--HIF d.ar d,h Plan4 or t.•,vn' r �- , _ A '.. .. .. - •» Pr.•ru.! hr nt er ,.nJ.r . r ,. •r ru,er - .. .. •.a •Yi.Y, aaJ i!.,1 ! Jul. ' i,n i i�.�hrn! lfiYl a 6—f" u M„v.r• i.c—_ 1 . • Dates= �� :o ��+�� . .. - � ; : DEWEY HILL 240AD - - t •' 3B94o'SSE _ 454.92 r -71 r 21205 .. L1 • J �� O�� ti fir, ,I,D ! Y —� � _ 1 (/ /40,53L S4 C1 3.23 A—s LU _I .-� `�_ •.I r W - ` I 46 • I ' _ O 67.176 +34.f)'.-2.00lScry , • r r r .4 I y r • -'" . 1 T—� •f, .:�}.•r ! �-396 11 . . ti,.. ', Tom— Stf9'SA:�v'E' Lb .., N. 7 Subdivision No. �, •- SUBDIVISION DEDICATION P.F.PORT TO: Planning Commission Park Board Environmental Quality Commission FROM: Planning Department SUBDIVISION NAME: Vill CrC)1ev1c-Yo'_* /' W-11 LAND SIZE: it : - `�_ • LAND VALUE {By. Date: The developer of this subdivision has been required to A. grant an easement over part of the land .ir B. dedicate % of the land C. donate $ (.� _ as a fee in lieu of land As a result of applying the following policy: A. Land Required (no density or intensity may be used for the first 50 of land dedicated) 1. If property is adjacent to an existing park and the addition beneficially expands the park. 2. If property is 6 acres or will be combined with future dedications so that the end result will be a minimum of a 6 acre park. 0 3. If property abuts a natural lake, pond, or stream. 4. If property is necessary for storm water holding or will be dredged or otherwise improved for storm water holding areas or ponds. f� 5. If the property is a place of significant natural, scenic or his- toric value. n 6. B. Cash Required al. In all other instances than above. 112. 1 z J I N ST PATRICK' 5CATHOLIC SC j� �y 3� Y' 5C�71p y �TuPn IR subdivision REQUEST NUMBER: S-77-10 LOCATION:W. of Dublin & N. of Kerry Rd. REQUEST: two -lot single family plat. village planning depmrtment v'iHage of ed ine ZAN�_ E L E W Q T-4-_. W 68 TM AL AR LM ERA ` ROVVI O cr i w i w T 3 Mc iR� A 1- ZAN�_ E L E W Q EDINA PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF REPORT June 1, 1977 III. New Business: . 6. Subdivision Russell R. Wilson Subdivision of Lot 6, Prospect Hills S-77-10 First Addition. Generally located west of Dublin Road and north of Kerry Road. Refer to: preliminary plat, location map, Planning Commission minutes of May 3, 1972. Approximately five years ago, the Planning Commission reviewed a three - lot subdivision of Lot 6, Prospect Hills First Addition. As proposed at -that time, the three lots would measure 30,400 square feet, 18,900 square feet, and 15,460 square feet,respectively. At that time, the Planning Commission denied the proposed subdivision based on the sizes of the three lots as they compared with surrounding residences. The Planning Commission, however, advised the proponent that a two -lot subdivision would be appropriate. The proponent has submitted a revised preliminary plat delineating two lots.. Lot A, which is the location of the proponent's home, measures 33,541 square feet. Lot B measures 24,800 square feet. The site is characterized by steep slopes and is heavily wooded. In addi- tion, an existing outlot located at the north end of the subdivision is proposed to be purchased from the City of Edina to add to Lot A. Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of the -preliminary subdivision in that: 1. The proponent has revised the subdivision as was previously requested by the Planning Commission. 2. Subject property will continue to be used as large single family lots. Approval is contingent on: 1. Parkland dedication fees. 2. Acquisition of the existing outlot on the north end of the subject property from the City of Edina. 3. The proponent obtaining a tree cutting permit prior to construction on Lot B. GH:nr 5-26-77. Lv (ry v � C� 5 is .� ►'1 - (Vtii Ed -.iia, Lein. ° r . r ;j 4 � 3 4 O •! 'c� _ �\ EXIST , 0J_,L. O 4- [L t 33541 sq. ft. WILSON j RPS D_NCE 7006OUI INA14 ID co 24800cq.t . q \I ol or:40 ti11 0 3-0 10 70 j cn ^D p co �j Subdivision 111o. STUTDI`.'ISION DP:UICATInN RI'.POi2T TO: Planning Com..-nission Park Board Environmental Quality commission FROM: Planning Department Q SUBDIVISION NAME: pt LAND SIZE: &?ZL / LAND VALUE:2N— i -- (By: �f �j Date: The developer of this subdivision has been required to A. grant an easement over part of the land ElB. dedicate % of the land / C. donate $ %quo as a fee in lieu of land As a result of applying the following policy: A. Land Required (no density or intensity may be used for the first 50 of land dedicated) 1. If property is adjacent to an existing park and the addition beneficially expands the park. D 2. If property is 6 acres or will be combined with future dedications so that the end result will be a minimum of a 6 acre park. 3. If property abuts a natural lake, pond, or stream. 4. If property is necessary for stcrm water holding or will be dredged or otherwise improved for storm water holding areas or ponds. 5. If the property is a place of significant natural, scenic or his- toric value. n 6. B. Cash Required 1. In all other instances than above. 2. 0 .rlr ,_. ,. , , n� ai ;F�7.. •? Frc Y, c,^:� ? _ + _�.�:r.e i'� t)1 r.t.. 7C. L• t,. x• lir. LUC re:ViC_!:'''d thCt p%Oj>C'��Ci t:7'EL--1ot sx-1, livI°i.lo.a, mid rec�.11e:l t�)�t at O'e April1'�: ''.::lTl i Cozrdissioa w nC't: —ng, Er. ::yde rcojues cd the p.rq)o7.cd xCT>aut be continued to perr.-At fur—t :cr discussion with the neighbors. Mr. Dcmald Fraser, 7016 I.^rry Road, presented a letter, si racd by hiI:::.Cj f, 'Mr. Louis Gro: -,s, 7012 ferry ioat;, and sirs. E. B. L. Eckber ;, 7020 Karry Road, oppocin- t n ' t7 r,tr tn4.1. i?.Y' C� Bi: i4 <`.iT'�` lot J axht0 �.^.;.CE��. Cw ^ixCh ttx,. pr o o edt rcplj-t of a '(a a t .. _1nat. T.'.C_~:__C_" OF the xi�'if ;tljnr{+o( C: E.Mailcr a.Li:�-S UcCi '� :C i:it% G i2y:..� j" s c i:i , �:.:C� EC� ti's _ r.� 1• G. '' T .^s r i. iii ,-0111d o ;pose the rePlSt if the c 1d o [ -o ►ct^ L :ter tixc-� =h; c. *.,. 1':'ascr inuica}.ad 'rc t; u oppose any rc-1), at i -A �t ��.'.7:h �C}s•.J ,\'.^.�•. `�ti? "-.�.-.1):-. I:�t.": ii,3tr"""ia bIG'tiS'tI? i.'•.si�ctl?.tt!'�"s,t. V' :il i�%l•i4i�JJ�iC�7,�:..'�P%I'1.i::`•7':,sj..i'O::i':l.iip. i..rIot• i^F:CCe iii, 7t5��.'..;..Ji:eUmo�is. i%?4L%;.�ry.'rC+i:�..i'+: iLji^i^foii'AL•� I' lI`h4v JtCt.hJ, t-nto tha�t:dJ`^ effect. .0'ins l.rtit— lie pointed o: that Lot: 4 of j ro�.p=�ct Hill.:s s d v� as;I iz' �o two lo -'s - in ur.i ??� t: t n n 3 �: a ',_0, 11, 12, ' 3 ..nd 14 a_e .3n F:1�=::: of �j�'p w. vG11 1104-t! the C -:ice: -m Of Lots ., M 't' •� -ills t ll» r Pros LL -et theJ)'::orosed ;.C:y`•lat, h:devetr. OIL'C:]TLGi:i OS 2.7_5 %, .�� and � O �C.,pCc% opposed. In response to the CG'�'.:missio. , PS'd. EYcl : stated there t e. -re Flo objec.i0r,-' to the division of Lot 4, however, ;.he topography of that lot is collsidc::ably diffCraut. . 2-ir. Erickson asked 11'r. 't:3.lsc:t if he would accept the division into ttro �Ot$e Mr, j'1"! aSQ21 3t?p Zed the tIS:ea .•7ould be more L?c iS�:G'ClL'iiZ� j' F.T3E:Calin- with `.i•?o additional houses, due to the sloYas and tile location of his Aho: se. • E ' ,-s _silt �iro ti. 3c`1�150_1 xrtOvad the regtiesL J�- rollo ] .ng coalml da -able dis'�.. -t division_ into titres lots be den:_cd, he-wsaer, the caner should be ermocra ed to return wit, a division of tfie property Into Lwo lots. 21 . C. Johnson seconded the irotiono All voted ay(,, C-ccpt_' Mr, i ghes, who atbstt^ined. Notion carl:iedo EDINA PLANNING CO?L%IISSION STAFF REPORT June 1, 1977 III. New Business: Subdivision James 11. Wilson's First Addition. James M. Wilson. S-77-9 Generally located south of West 54th Street at Zenith Avenue. Refer to: attached graphics, June 2, 1975, Pl.anaing Commission.minutes, and subdivision dedi- cation report. Approximately one year ago the Planning Commission reviewed a similar subdivision of this property entitled "Erickson Addition.." At that time, the Planning Commission recommended approval of the subdivision contingent on dedication of the flood plain portion of the site. Following the Planning Commission meeting, the proponent withdrew his request for a subdivision based on a disagreement with the required parkland dedication. Since that time, staff has worked with the owner of the subject property in order to ' agree upon proper parkland dedication. After long discussion, the owner and staff have agreed that a dedication of'the strip of land 100 feet upland of Minnehaha Creek would be an appropriate dedication in conjunction with the subdivision. This dedicated area has been identified as Outlot 1 on the pro- posed James M. Wilson's First Addition. The proponent is also requ_zsting the further vacation of the west one- half of Zenith Avenue from 120 feet south of 54th Street to Minnehaha Creek. The western one-half of Zenith Avenue from 54th Street to 120 feet southerly has been previously vacated. Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of the preliminary plat and peti- tion for street vacation with the following conditions: 1. Dedication of Outlot 1 to the City of Edina. 2. *No fill, structures, or obstructions shall be placed below elevation 853 without the issuance of a special flood plain permit from the City and the approval of the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District. GH:nr 5-25-77 t - O N J z LiJ L u r LU O o > 7_ m � N r 0 J• `i LLJ • O l r �-7, S-76-11 Erickson Addition. Generally located south of W 54th Street at f"1 Zenith Avenue. C, Mr. Luce stated the proposed one -lot single family subdivision includes an unplatted piece of property, part of Zenith Avenue which has been vacated, and part of Minnehaha Creek. He recalled that about two years ago Mr. Lazlo Fulop proposed to vacate Zenith Avenue and request several variances to allow the construction of a house on the property. In connection with that proposal, the City Council at that time required the dedication of the rear portion of the property for flood plain purposes to prevent any construction in the flood plain or adjacent to the creek. Mr. Fulop did not complete the subdivision needed to create a buildable lot, incorporating the vacated portion of Zenith Avenue, and to dedicate the rear portion of the property to the City of Edina. Mr. Luce stated the necessary subdivision is now being requested by Mr. Ronald Erickson, who would like to design and construct a house facing W. 54th Street and dedicate the rear portion of the property (Outlot A) as previously requested by the City Council. He recommended the proposed plat be approved contingent on the dedica- tion of Outlot A. After brief discussion, Mr. G. Johnson moved the preliminary plat of "Erickson Addition" be approved as presented, contingent on the dedication of Outlot A to the City of Edina for flood plain purposes. Mr. C. Johnson seconded the motion. All voted aye. -Motion carried. Y PLANNING REQUEST S-76-11 (ERICKSON ADDITION) 7cy Mr. Rosland reviewed Planning Request S -76 -II generally located south • of West 54th Street at Zenith Avenue. Mr. Rosland recommended that since this piece of property abuts to an existing park, York Park, that the Park Board accept the land dedication per the.planning dedication report. Mrs. Lonsbury moved to accept the land dedication as set forth in Planning Request 8-76-11. Mrs. Shaw seconded and the motion was approved. RICKSON ADDITION PRELIMINARY PLAT WITIIDRAUN BY PROPONENT. Council was advised that the developer of Erickson Addition had withdrawn his request for preliminary plat approval for property located South of 1•7. 54th Street at Zenith Ave. No formal action was taken. `7--.j 1- 7 ( C -`C- 5- =-- Subdivision S(ISDIVISZON DEDICATION REPORT TO: planning Commission Park Board Environmental Quality Commission FROM: Planning Department SUBDIVISION NAHE = �? S lJ _I / O c LAND VALUE LAND SIZE: "I � Date: (By= The developer of this subdivision has been required to A. grant an easement over part of the land B. dedicate % of the land jv{ � ' as a fee in lieu of land C, donate $ As a result of applying the following policy: uired (no density or intensity may be used for the first 50 of A. Land Req , land dedicated) is adjacent to an existing park and the addition VJIf property ark. beneficially expands the P future d 2, If property is 6 acres or will minimbum of a16e coined wthacre parke4ications Elso that the end result will be or stream. 3. If property abuts a natural lake, pond, or storm water holding or will be dredged 4. If property is necessary f areas or ponds. f the roperty is a place of significant natural, scenic or his- j—� 5 . I P Utoric value. B. Cash Required 0 1. In all other instances than above. D 2 O avow 38inoow 1 { z I MEMO TO: Park Board of Edina, Minnesota FROM: Ken Rosland, Director - Park and Recreation Department DATE: June 8, 1977 SUBJECT: Park Board Meeting of June 14th, 1977. I want to urge all of you to attend the June 14th meeting: the agenda (enclosed) has several items that may bring a number of guests and we would need a quorum in order to make several decisions. Item number two, McGuire Park Plans, may draw several interested neighbors to our audience. (Plans were drawn by the neighbors and they reveiwed them at a neighborhood gathering.) The park was originally improved in the early 1960's and no appreciable capital dollars have been spent on the park since that time. The capital improvements budget indicated $4,500.00 available to be spent on McGuire Park this year. I am sure the neighbors are talking about spending more than this,as what they have decided will cost more than $4,500.00: I am sure that we will have to phase the program over several years, if in fact you approve the plans as they are presently drawn. Attached to this memo is a packet which gives you general informa- tion on disc golf. Mr. Hyde and myself have met with the promoters of this game and feel that it has enough merit to present their proposals to the Park Board. As you know, the Park Board is presently short some members and if you would like to recommend several individuals, you can mention them to me and I will pass them along to the Mayor,lor you can contact the Mayor directly. \ K.R. MEMO TO: Mr. Warren Hyde, City Manager Mayor James Van Valkenburg City Council Members FROM: Mr. Ken Rosland, Park and Recreation Director DATE: June 3, 1977 SUBJECT: Morningside School Property Disposition Attached to this memorandum is an aerial photo with a plat overlay of the Morningside School, Weber Park, and adjoining properties. As you are aware, the School District has declared Morningside School as excess property and is closing the school this fall and is anxious to dispose of the property. Mr. Hyde asked me to serve on a committee consisting of several Morningside residents and Mr. Don Pryor: the citizen's feeling was that their number one priority would be that the City of Edina retain the whole school site and that the present park area be extended. My comments to that group was that the City may be interested in the site, but that it would have to be a donation from the School District. The property that the School District owns extends from 42nd street to a line approximately five feet in front of the present park building. (You will note that this line is drawn on the aerial photo.) It was my deep concern that before the School District disposed of their property, that the City of Edina make an effort to retain that portion of the property which is presently used for the winter skating facilities and park purposes. A dotted line has been drawn approximately in the area that we feel the City should retain, which is approximately two acres in size. Mayor Van Valkenburg, Mr. Hyde and I have met with members of the School District staff and the School Board to discuss how the City might obtain this property. The School District had an appraisal of $22,500.00 per acre. DATE: June 3, 1977 PAGE: TWO Our City Assessor, Mr. Kent Swanson, appraised it at approximately $15,000.00 per acre. After some discussion, it was proposed that the City buy the property for $37,500.00. There was some discussion that the City might pay for the property by exchanging ice time at Braemar over the next few years instead of a cash outlay, however, there is concern that this may be illegal since the arena is a revenue producing facility and has responsibility to its revenue bonds. At the present time the only feasible way the Park Department has to finance the purchase is to ask the School District to extend our payments over a five year period and that we pledge approximately $7,500.00 a year out of our capital improvements budget allocation. At the present time all of our other financial resources such as community development funds and the developers fund are committed. K, R. Early Morning Mid - Morning Noon Evening inn. Tues. 6iEE K OF :: _hVl_T-M 4;�Q Wed. Thurs.. Fri. Sat. Sun. 4,.30 - 5'100 t 5;00 - 5,30 5.30 - 6'.00 6°00 - 6030 6-30 - 7.00. 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