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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Packet 01-03-1996 SpecialJOINT MEETING AGENDA City Council and Park and Recreation Advisory Commission January 3, 1996; 7:00 p.m. 1. Introduction of members 2. Update on letter of intent/contract development a) Review of basic provisions: Q & A. b) Next steps 1) Selection of an architect & engineer 2) Develop a project timeline 3) Develop a final legal agreement 4) Begin design? 3. Building Options a) Third gym b) Community Activity Center 4. Review of public information efforts for February 6 election a) Special edition of Plymouth News 1) review copy, tentative layout 2) timing of release b) Discuss public hearing format for January 22 December 19, 1995 Dwight Johnson City Manager City of Plymouth 3400 Plymouth Road Plymouth, MN 55447 Dear Mr. Johnson: FCA, Ltd., a Minnesota corporation doing business as LIFE TIME FITNESS ("FCA"), proposes to design and develop, in conjunction with the City of Plymouth (the "City"), a major recreation center project on City -owned land near 36th Avenue and Plymouth Boulevard in the City of Plymouth, Minnesota, on the following terms and conditions: 1. Ice Rink. The City intends to develop an ice arena complex (the "Arena Complex") on its site, consisting of two (2) indoor sheets of ice, seating for 800 spectators, and a total of eight (8) team rooms. The City will separately contract for engineering services for the entire site and for architectural services for the Arena Complex, which FCA has been advised will cost (exclusive of site engineering costs) six percent (6%) of the construction contract for the Arena Complex. The City will advertise for bids and award the construction contract for the Arena Complex according to all laws applicable to the City. FCA will administer the bidding and the construction contract on behalf of the City. The Arena Complex will be made available to LIFE TIME FITNESS members during public skating hours. The City will own, operate and maintain the Arena Complex. 2. Club/Pool Complex. a. Complex. FCA will design, construct, own, market, maintain and operate at its sole expense, except as hereinafter provided, an approximately 110,000 square foot LIFE TIME FITNESS health club/pool complex (the "Club/Pool Complex") including, in addition to the standard features of LIFE TIME FITNESS clubs: i) a 25 meter, competition 8 -lane pool, which will be made available without charge to Independent School District No. 284 ("ISD 284") teams when accompanied by their coach. The Competition Pool will also be made LMW97452 FC100-18 6442 CITY WEST PARKWAY, SUITE 275 • EDEN PRAIRIE • MN • 55344 • PHONE 612.947.0000 FAX 612.947.0077 Mr. Dwight Johnson Page 2 December 19, 1995 available for rent to local swim clubs at normal commercial rates, subject to feasibility as determined by FCA; ii) a diving pool, which will be made available to ISD 284 teams when accompanied by their coach; iii) a large, preeminent quality, indoor leisure pool, incorporating a custom rock wall, large plantings, ozone pool filtering system, customized acoustics, and a large water slide and other play features; iv) a whirlpool; v) a small outdoor leisure pool with outdoor deck and retractable or sliding windows; and vi) larger than usual family locker rooms. b. Residential Use Covenant. The Club/Pool Complex will be available to all residents of the City of Plymouth presenting a current Minnesota driver's license or ID card, or equivalent, at the following daily rates per person: Adult resident $8.00 Second adult family member ($ 6.00 pool only) or child ages 13 to 17 $5.00 Child ages 12 and under $3.00 In addition, Plymouth residents joining LIFE TIME FITNESS shall be entitled to a 15% discount off of the then -applicable membership initiation fee. All use of the Club/Pool Complex by Plymouth residents shall be subject to the normal rules and conditions and limitations of usage and requirements for adult supervision applicable to LIFE TIME FITNESS clubs, including the requirement for written consent by a parent or guardian for anyone under the age of 18. There will be no discrimination between Plymouth residents paying the daily user charge and LIFE TIME FITNESS members with respect to the availability of the facilities, provision of services, and reservation rights, provided that daily use residents who remain on the premises shall be allowed to use available daycare at the rate of $2.00 per child for two (2) hours. No one under the age of 3 shall be permitted to use the pools. All of the foregoing rates shall remain in effect through December 31, 1997, and thereafter will be subject to CPI adjustment based upon the December 1995 CPI. The City and FCA shall establish a standard complaint process to handle LMW97452 FC100-18 Mr. Dwight Johnson Page 3 December 19, 1995 complaints of Plymouth residents regarding the operation of the Club/Pool Complex. C. Operations. The Club/Pool Complex will be marketed, maintained, and operated without cost to the City byFCA. FCA will provide lifeguards for the leisure pool and the outdoor pool areas as a part of its operations. d. Site Development. FCA will pay for the cost of all site lighting, parking lot construction including bituminous surfacing, outdoor signage, and curb cuts and gutters. The City will be responsible for the construction of the NURP pond, any mitigation or reclamation of wetlands, and any environmental assessment work, including a Phase I. The City will provide the land for the Club/Pool Complex and 600 parking spaces, and will be responsible for all other necessary site work for the entire project, including site clearing, grading, earthwork, subbase for parking surface, construction of the Traffic Circle on Plymouth Boulevard and 36th Avenue, drain tile, site utilities, fencing, landscaping and irrigation, and providing a buildable pad for the Club/Pool Complex. With respect to site engineering costs, the City will be responsible for all costs relating to the NURP pond and wetlands mitigation and the remaining costs shall be allocated between the Arena Complex (payable by the City) and the Club/Pool Complex (payable by FCA). e. Capital Contributions. The City and the ISD 284 will each contribute One Million Five Hundred Thousand and no/100 Dollars ($1,500,000.00) toward the cost of construction of the Club/Pool Complex. As an option, FCA will include a third gym in the Club/Pool Complex (in addition to its standard 2 gyms) to be made available to Plymouth residents and City programs as determined by the City for payment of an additional Five Hundred Thousand and no/100 Dollars 500,000.00). LIFE TIME FITNESS members may use the third gym when it is not in use by the City. FCA shall be responsible for any excess construction costs for the Club/Pool Complex. In the event ISD 284 does not participate, the competition pool will be replaced by the standard LIFE TIME FITNESS lap pool, the diving pool shall be eliminated, and ISD 284 will not acquire any special usage rights in the facilities. f. Ground Lease. The City will lease the land underlying the Club/Pool Complex to FCA under a 30 -year ground lease, with rental payments of $1 per year and an option to purchase at the end of the lease for $100,000.00. In addition, the City shall have the right to terminate the LMW97452 FC100-18 Mr. Dwight Johnson Page 4 December 19, 1995 ground lease after notice and opportunity to cure, upon violation by FCA or its successor of the obligations to (i) perform the residential use covenants, (ii) comply with specified minimum operational standards, or (iii) comply withthefirstmortgage. FCA shall own fee title to the Pool/Club Complex improvements subject to the ground lease. The City'sfeeinterestunderthegroundleaseshallbesubordinateto FCA's construction and permanent financing and refinancing inanamountnotinexcessof $4,000,000 or such higher amount as the City shall approve, such approval to be not unreasonablywithheld. FCA shall use its best efforts to obtain for the City notice of default and opportunity to cure rights from the first mortgagee. The ground lease shall provide that FCA will not secure any additional debt with the real property consisting of the Club/Pool Complex without the prior written consent of the City. FCA will also establish a 4-6 month debt service reserve on the first mortgage which can be accessed by the City to cure defaults in the first mortgage. The City/ISD 284 capital contribution shall be funded as reimbursement for tenant improvements to be constructed in accordance with City - approved plans and specifications and shall be disbursed by atitlecompany, subject to normal lien waiver and other requirements. g. Right of First Refusal. During the term of the ground lease, the City shall have a right of first refusal upon the sale of the Club/Pool Complex. h. Annual Meeting. Representatives of the City and FCA shall meet no less frequently than annually to review and discuss all matters relating to the Club/Pool Complex. 3. Land Use Approvals. The commitments contained herein are subject to the City's approval of any necessary changes in zoning, comprehensive plan, and platting for the entire project. The whole parcel shall be platted into at least three separate lots, consisting of, at least, (i) the Arena Complex, (ii) the Club/Pool Complex, and (iii) the parking. 4. Parking Lot and Covered Walkway. The parking parcel shall be subject to non-exclusive, perpetual reciprocal easements in favor of the Arena Complex, the Club/Pool Complex, and any otherimprovementslocatedontheentiresite. The City shall be responsible for plowing the parking lot and maintenance of landscaping. There shall be no charge to FCA or its customers for parking, except that all other repair and maintenance of the parking lot shall be performed by FCA and the costs thereof shall be shared equally by the Arena Complex and the Club/Pool Complex. The Arena Complex and the Club/Pool Complex shall also be subject LMW97452 FC100-18 Mr. Dwight Johnson Page 5 December 19, 1995 to a reciprocal easement for the covered walkway to be constructed alongside both and each party shall bear all costs of operation and maintenance incurred in connection with the portion of the covered walkway located on their respective parcels. The wall between the Arena and the Club shall be a common wall and the parties shall enter into a standard common wall agreement. 5. Administrative, Insurance and Legal Costs. Except as otherwise provided herein, FCA will assume all administrative, architectural, construction management, and legal costs relating to the construction of the Club/Pool Complex, not including any City staff time or expenses by the City Attorney. FCA will maintain proper insurance on the Club/Pool Complex. 6. Name of Complex. FCA will have the right to have the name of its LIFE TIME FITNESS club included on signage near the main entrance to the center. The overall recreation center will be named by the City in consultation with FCA, provided that "LIFE TIME" will be included in the name, such as LIFE TIME Sportsplex or LIFE TIME Sports Complex. 7. Referendum. The entire project is subject to approval by the residents of the City of Plymouth in a referendum to be held on February 6, 1996. 8. Disputes. All disputes arising under agreements between FCA and the City shall be resolved by binding arbitration under the rules of the American Arbitration Association. 9. Disclosure. FCA shall provide to the City a copy of its most recent audited financial statement and disclose to the City the names of all stockholders and the identity of all shareholders holding 5% or more of the stock of FCA. FCA and Bahram Akradi shall each execute a release to permit a background investigation. The foregoing constitutes a non-binding proposal which shall have no legal effect but which shall form the basis for the parties to negotiate a binding legal agreement. FCA, Ltd., dba LIFE TIME FITNESS By Bahram Akradi Its President LMW97452 FC100-18 FACILITIES INCLUDED IN PROPOSED COMPLEX 1. Two Indoor Ice Sheets with seating for 800, eight team rooms 2. Large Leisure Pool with custom rock wall, large plantings, ozone filtering system, customized acoustics, large water slide, and other play features. 3. Competition Pool, eight lanes, suitable for school swim meets. 4. Diving Pool. 5. Whirlpool. 6. Small outdoor leisure pool with outdoor deck and retractable or sliding glass windows. 7. Free carpeted locker rooms with automatic cleaning devices. 8. Two fall gyms. Optional third gym for additional $500,000. 9. Four racquetball courts. 10. Large health/fitness area with several hundred machines. 11. Day Care Area. 12. Aerobics Room. 13. Small snack bar/eating area. 14. Massage Room. 15. Small Meeting Room. 16. Walkway connecting mejo- areas. OWNERSHIP, OPERATION, AND USAGE 1. City will own and operate ice arenas. 2. Life Time Fitness will own and operate all other areas including pools and gyms. 3. Life Time Fitness will assume all maintenance costs for all areas except for ice arenas. 4. Life Time Fitness will be responsible for marketing the complex. 5. All City residents will have access to all areas of the complex at a daily fee rate that will be no higher than the average of comparable public community centers. 6. Life Time Fitness members will have access to ice arena during public skating hours. 7. City will name the complex in consultation with Life Time Fitness, but the word "Life Time" must be included in the name. 8. Life Time will provide lifeguards for leisure pool and outdoor pool. 4. City will plow the parking lot and maintain the landscaping. 10. Other parking lot repair and maintenance shared equally by Life Time and the City. FINANCING AND CONSTRUCTION 1. City will pay for cost of two indoor ice arenas, at an estimated cost of $4,800,000, with $800,000 coming from outside sources. 2. City will pay $1,500,000 toward the construction of the indoor and outdoor leisure pools, and in consideration of Life Time Fitness assuming all operating, maintenance and marketing costs, acting as a construction manager for the City, and making the entire club area accessible to Plymouth residents on a daily fee basis. Any cost overruns on the club/pool complex will be the responsibility of Life Time. School District 284 will consider a contribution of $1,500,000 if the competition pool and diving pool are included in the project. Life Time expects to contribute about $5,000,000 to the club/pool complex, including about $4,000,000 in borrowed funds. 3. Life Time Fitness will provide all parking improvements including paving and curbs and gutters. Life Time will pay for all site lighting and signage. The City will pay for all grading costs, including the NURP pond area, building drain tile, site utilities, and the landscaping. The City may pay for a low brick or block fence along Plymouth Boulevard and a traffic circle at 36th Avenue and Plymouth Boulevard out of TIF funds earmarked for Downtown Plymouth. 4. Life Time has proposed to provide design and construction management for the City on the ice arena complex for a total cost of six percent of the construction cost. Life Time would provide specifications and advertise for bidding according to applicable laws. The City would approve the specifications and award the final bid. PROTECTION OF THE CITY'S INVESTMENT 1. Ground Lease. City will lease land to Life Time for 30 years subject to: a) Residential use covenant allowing Plymouth residents to use all facilities on a daily fee basis no higher than the rates for comparable public community centers. b) Minimum Operating Standards to be specified. c) Comply with first mortgage requirements (making the payments). If these conditions are not met, after notice and opportunity to cure, the City will have the opportunity to acquire the entire club/pool facility subject to the first mortgage. 2. A debt service reserve of 4-6 months will be established to allow time for the City to consider its options. 3. Life Time cannot add additional debt on the facility without the permission of the City. 4. The City shall have the right of first refusal to buy the property upon its sale during the 30 year lease period. 5. The City retains zoning authority over the premises. 6. The City retains the right of condemnation for any public purpose PROJECT BUDGET FOR CITY 1. Two indoor ice sheets with seating for 800 spectators and eight team rooms. Cost: $4,800,000. Outside contributions: $250,000 from State Grant, $250,000 from School District 284, $250,000 from Wayzata Hockey Association, and $50,000 from City of Wayzata. Net Cost to City: $4,000,000. 2. Club/Pool Complex. Net Cost to City for indoor and outdoor leisure pools: $1,500,000. 3. Site Improvements. Grading, Site Clearing, Drain Tile for Building, Site Utilities: $850,000. Landscaping and Irrigation: $150,000. NURP Pond: $100,000. Subtotal Cost: $1,100,000 TOTAL NET CITY COST: OPTIONAL ITEMS: 6,600,000 1. Community Recreation Room. Estimated 5,500 square feet at $70 per square foot, with catering kitchen and furnishings, cost is estimated at: $500,000 Would serve four principal purposes: a) allow consolidation and expansion of existing senior programs. b) provide indoor space for many City recreation programs. c) would serve as a support facility for outdoor amphitheater. d) would be rented to groups for receptions etc. to offset utility and janitorial expenses. Pending further study, staff believes that no operating deficit would occur. 2. Third gym in club area. Guaranteed cost quoted by Life Time: $500,000 Would provide a gym for City and community programs. NET OPERATING REVENUES DOUBLE ICE SHEET FACILITIES Minnetonka: (1993) Revenues: 555,506 Expenditures: 507,040 Net 48,466 Burnsville: (1994) Minneapolis: Revenues: 782,592 Expenditures: 689.388 Net 93,204 Revenues: 630,000 Expenditures: 603,880 Net 26,120 Revenues: 592,469 Expenditures: 560,931 Net 31,538 COSTS OF PUBLIC CONEMIUNM CEMERS Maplewood: Cost: $12,600,000 including land and furnishings Size: 88,000 square feet Features: Leisure Pool, Lane pool, Gyms, RacqueftV Courts, 276 seat theater, Event Room, Weight Room. Shoreview: (opened in 1990) Cost: $6,200,000 not including land. Size: 65,000 square feet Features: Leisure Pool, Gym, gymnastics area, Event Room, meeting rooms, weight room. Plymouth: proposed Community Center in 1989 Cost: $12,000,000 not including land. Size: 120,000 square feet Features: One indoor ice sheet, leisure pool/lap pool, two gyms, senior/community meeting center, aerobics room, three racquetball courts, teen room, indoor playground, weight/fitness room. OVERVIEW OF THE PROPOSAL 1. Is the proposal a good value for the money? For an investment of $1,500,000 to $2,000,000 (depending on the amount of site improvement cost attributed to the ice arenas), the City gets: Access to a full service recreation complex at reasonable daily rate fees. Marketing. No operating deficits. No maintenance costs. Assistance with construction management. Possibility of lower costs per square foot of construction. The City's previous Community Center proposal in 1989 indicated a deficit of 1.50,000 per year, provided little or no marketing, would have cost about 12 million with only one indoor ice sheet, and was only about 60% as big as the proposed complex. 2. Is the proposal structured well so that each party is doing the things it does well? The private club will have the major responsibility for construction, having constructed a number of other clubs with many amenities at a low cost. Life Time will also operate, market, and maintain the pool/club area, all activities it does on a regular basis and the City does not. The City will fund, own, operate, and maintain the ice facilities, since private enterprise has not attempted this activity, while many cities have. The City will be responsible for the grading of its site, since we have the soil borings, knows more about NURP pond requirements, and has previously planned a building on this site. The City will also landscape the grounds since we have a forestry department and have an interest in matching the exterior of the building to Downtown Plymouth. 3. Is our investment safe enough? The agreement provides for a ground lease in which we can take over the entire pool/club complex if the resident use covenant or the operating standards are not met. For example, if the club/pool complex has a value of $8 million, the estimated construction cost, we could assume ownership for the $4 million debt, gaining all of our equity back and theirs as well. It also provides debt service reserves and limits on future debt. Even if the worst case scenario happened and we had to take over the club, we would have ownership of a 200,000 square foot complex for a total net City cost of about $9,100,000 ($4.0 million for ice arenas, 1.1 million for site improvements, and $4.0 million in club debt). This is still 3 million less than the proposed 1989 Community Center that was only 60% as large. 4. Is the proposed complex family friendly? Life Time offers free day care for 1 1/2 hours for each paying patron. Life Time offers some programming for youth. Life Time will allow youth to swim without a parent being present in the club area, perhaps subject to some time zoning. Life Time will allow District 284 swim teams to practice and hold official meets at the Club if District 284 participates as a partner in construction. Life Time will consider lowering initiation fees for seniors and assisting low income youth with access to the facilities. Life Time isnotrequired to assist special populations to the same degree that public agencies must, but often does so voluntarily. 5. Will the complex be public in character? Reasonable daily fee access will be required. City can name the complex, subject to having the name Life 'time" in the name. Public activities will be held at the center such as school swim meets, City recreation programs, special events, and school hockey games at the ice arena. Election Overview Plymouth voters will decide in a special election on Tuesday, Feb. 6 whether the City may spend $5 million in existing city funds from the Community Improvement Fund to build an indoor ice arena and leisure swimming pool facility. Both would be built on city -owned land at 36th Ave. and Plymouth Blvd. (one block east of the Plymouth Community Library). The City Charter requires voter approval to spend more than $3 million from the Community Improvement Fund for any project. No Effect on Property Taxes No bonds are proposed and no tax levy increase for bonded indebtedness is required for this project. Existing city funds, a $250,000 state ice arena matching grant and contributions from other private and public sources would cover its cost. Consequently, the construction costs would have no effect on property taxes. The City also expects the facility to generate sufficient revenue to cover operational costs. The Details The ice arena would include two indoor ice sheets with seating for 800 spectators and eight team rooms. Both Plymouth high schools are expected to use the arena for hockey games and practices. The arena also would be available for public skating and figure skating. One of the ice sheets would be open all year. The City would own and operate the ice arena. The pool complex proposal may include an indoor eight lane competition pool, a diving well, an indoor leisure pool with a waterslide and an outdoor leisure pool. The pool complex would be built in partnership with the Wayzata School District and/or Life Time Fitness Clubs. If voters approve the expenditure of funds, the project would begin this spring and be completed by the end of 1996. Potential Partnerships The City may build the pool facility through a unique public - private partnership with Life Time Fitness Clubs. Life Time has several fitness clubs throughout the Twin Cities, including new clubs in Eagan and Woodbury. Life Time was selected after the City requested proposals for developing a public - private pool complex. Proposals were requested from all major fitness clubs serving the metro area. Life Time was the only company that demonstrated an interest pursuing the idea. If Life Time is involved in the City of Plymouth's project, it proposes to build a 110,000 square foot club immediately adjacent to the proposed ice arena. Life Time would modify its standard club design to incorporate publicly accessible leisure pools. The City would offset the cost of the additional pools with a one-time $1.5 million investment and specified site development costs. The Wayzata School District may also contribute $1.5 million to cover the cost of a competition pool. The District's funds would come from funds earmarked for construction of a new pool in the 1995 school bond referendum. Life Time Fitness Clubs would own, operate, maintain and market all of the pools at no cost to the City or School District. The pools and all areas of the Life Time Fitness Club would be available to all Plymouth residents on a daily fee basis. Other facilities in the club that Plymouth residents could use include two gyms, an aerobics room, a fitness room with several hundred advanced fitness machines and racquetball courts. Life Time would lease the land under the club/pool complex from the City for 1 a year for 30 years with an option to buy at the end of the lease for $100,000. The City initiated the idea of a public - private venture as the most economical way to provide a publicly accessible pool facility. By building the pools as part of a cooperative venture, the cost to the City will be less than it would be otherwise. Through the partnership, the City could provide two pools at a cost of $1.5 million. The cost would be significantly greater if the City developed two pools on its own. In addition, the City will not incur the ongoing expense of maintenance, operation and marketing. Funding Partners In addition to the $5 million from the Community Improvement Fund that voters are being asked to authorize, project funding will come from a $250,000 State - funded Mighty Ducks ice arena grant. Contributions totaling $550,000 have also been requested from other public agencies and private organizations planning to use the ice arena. This brings the total of non -city funding for the ice arena and pools to 800,000. The Need The proposed construction of ice and pool facilities follows nearly a year of study by a special Sports Facilities Task Force. The City Council -appointed task force was made up of City Council members, Park and Recreation Commissioners and school district representatives. After interviewing 14 youth athletic associations and looking at participation rates and trends in city -run recreation programs, the task force projected needs for sports and recreational facilities for the next ten years. An ice arena and a swimming pool were identified as the top two priority needs. Copies of the study are available from the Parks and Recreation Department at 509-5200. Questions and Answers Q. What is the Mighty Ducks Grant Program? A. In 1995, the Legislature created a fund to encourage the development of additional ice arenas. The fund awards matching grants to communities throughout Minnesota. The first round of grants were awarded based on overall need for facilities and the degree of intergovernmental cooperation present. Over 80 communities applied to the program. Plymouth is one of about a dozen cities to receive a matching grant for a new arena -- and one of a very few cities to receive the maximum grant award of $250,000. Q. What daily fees are proposed for the pools and other Life Time Fitness Club facilities? A. The proposed rates are: Children 12 and under: $3 Youth 13 through 17 or second adult family member: $5 Adult: $8 ($6 pools only) Q. What security is there for the public money used to construct the pools? A. The agreement with Life Time Fitness Clubs provides that if it does not maintain its mortgage payments, operate the club according to specified guidelines or continue to provide daily fee access to Plymouth residents, the City may acquire the club subject only to payment of the outstanding balance on the first mortgage. Q. Is the agreement with Life Time Fitness final? A. At this point the agreement with Life Time Fitness is not final. However, the City Council has accepted a non-binding letter of intent from Life Time. Any final agreement will depend upon the results of the Feb. 6 election. Q. What if the City Council decides not to enter into a final agreement with Life Time? A. If the City does not finalize the agreement it would mean the City and School District would then revisit the issue of the pool facility to determine if each party wanted to pursue building the pools cooperatively, separately or postpone the project. Life Time would be free to pursue developing a totally private club elsewhere in Plymouth or another city. The ice arena would not be affected. Q. Are any other public recreational/meeting spaces planned in this facility for senior citizens and other groups? A. Under the proposal, the overall complex will be laid out so a publicly owned and operated community activity center readily can be added to the south end of the building. Then, when adequate funding can be identified, the City could add the activity center. This would consolidate existing senior citizen programs, provide space for other city recreational programs, support the nearby park and amphitheater and provide a rental facility for private groups. Q. What is the Community Improvement Fund and where did the money come from? A. The Community Improvement Fund was created with the adoption of the City Charter in 1992. It consolidated several previous city funds and may be used only for capital expenditures having a community -wide benefit. Most of the funds came from the prepayment of special assessments during the 1980s and early 1990s. During those years, the City wisely invested its funds and earned more interest than required to pay for the interest on public improvement bonds. This ballot proposal would use about one-half of the funds currently in the Community Improvement Fund. CHASKA COMMUNITY CENTER RATES Daily Fee Resident Non -Res. Youth (17 & U) 1.75 3.25 Adult 2.25 3.75 Annual Fee 12.00 16.00 Youth (17 & U) 75.00 118.00 Adult 100.00 156.00 Family 175.00 275.00 MAPLEWOOD Daily Fee Resident Non -Res. Youth (17 & U) 3.00 4.00 Adult 4.00 5.00 Family 12.00 16.00 Annual Fee same Youth (17 & U) 100.00 125.00 Adult 195.00 295.00 Family 295.00 395.00 SHOREVIEW Daily Fee Resident Non -Res. Youth (17 & U) 2.50 3.75 Adult 3.50 4.75 Family 9.00 11.75 Annual Fee same Youth (17 & U) 160.00 215.00 Adult 213.00 285.00 Family 373.00 500.00 Seasonal (3 mo.) 62.00 same Youth (17 & U) 48.00 67.00 Adult 64.00 83.00 Family 110.00 150.00 DAKOTA COMMUNITY FITNESS CENTER (MYSTIC LAKE) Daily Fee Resident Non -Res. Youth 2-7 3.00 same Youth 8-17 5.00 same Adult 6.00 same Monthly Fee same Individual 28.00 same plus one time processing fee of $50) Family 62.00 same plus one time processing fee of $125) 6125930356 P.01 Flection overview ll Effect On Taxes RCITY QF PLYMOUTH+ O 1 G J 7 J V J J 0 POLLING LOCATIONS WARD BOUNDARIES r. 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