HomeMy WebLinkAboutPark and Recreation Advisory Commission Packet 05-12-1981Plymouth Park and Recreation Advisory Coma ission
Regular Meeting of May 12, 1981
700 p.m.
NOTE TV IS [FETING IS ON TUESDAY, MY 12, BEGINNING AT 7:00 P.m.
AGENDA
1, Ca12 to Order
2. Approval of Minutes
3. Visitor Presentations
a.. Athletic. Association Representatives
b: Jane Sletten and Rick, Busch
c. Others - Hennepin County Paris Reserve
4. Report on Past Council Actions
S. Unfinished Business
a. Playfi.eld Update
b. East Beach Concept Plan Approval
c. Mission, Timber Shores and Schmidt Lake Parks - Review Final Plans and. Specs
d. Location of. Trail Along 45th Avenue Between Nathan and Zachary Lanes
e. Deerhaven, Development Park Dedication
f. Annual Report Approval
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6. New Business
a. New Plats
b. Comprehensive Park Plan - Brauer
7. Commission Presentation
8. Staff Communications
9. Adjournment
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Minutes of the Special Meeting of the Park and Recreation Advisory Commission
March 2.6, 1981
Page 15
Present: James Rice, Betty Threinen, Alan Brass, Frank Dvorak,
Barbara; Edwards
Absent: Steve Chesebrough, John Mullan
Staff Present: Eric Blank and Nancy Helgeson
Others Present Residents of Mission Hills/Mission. Ridge, Residents
of Timber Shores, Representatives from Design Consortium, Inc.
Director. Blank began the first part, of the meeting, held. with the Mission
Hills/Mission Ridge residents, by explaining the steps involved in the
development of a park. He 'then introduced Tom Renshaw, representing the
Mission Hills/Mission Ridge Homeowner Association, who explained the
results of the survey they had done; regarding the development of this
particular park site. Among those returning questionnaires, first choices
included a tot lot, trails, playfield, and skating rink. Second choices
included the above with the addition of picnic tables.
ohn. Koepke, an architect with Design Consortium, then addressed the audience
With an explanation of the design that was =gin display for their review and
approval. ;t included parking for eight cars, an asphalt trail, an open
air shelter, play court and tot lot. He also explained theplantinr plan,
saying that they wished to utilize trees and shrubbery native to the area...
The residents were then given -an opportunity to question Mr. Koepke and,
state their views on the design. Major opinions expressed included a keen
interest in keeping the wildlife area intact and as undisturbed as possible,
the location of the ballfield in tirms of the sun,, types of grasses. that
Haight be grown near the wildlife area that would be virtually maintenance
free, the size of the parking lot, and opposition to the shelter.
The; Commissioners were then given an opportunity to discuss the concept plan
and direct their own questions to Mr.. Koepke and to the audience. The
following motion was then passed;
COMMISSIONER BRASS MOVED AND COMMISSIONER DVORAK SECONDED A MOTION THAT FRAC
SUPPORTSTHE CONCEPT PLA`: AS. PRESENTED WITH THE FOLLOWING FOUR AMENDMENTS:
1) REMOVE THE SHELTER FROM THE PLAN, 2) REDUCE THE SIZE OF THE PARKING LOT
TO FOUR CARS, 3) RELOCATE BALL FIELD TO NORTHEAST CORNER TO PREVENT FOUL
BALLS FROM LANDING IN OR NEAR THE TOT LOT, 4) INCLUDE AN ISLAND IN THE
POND FOR THE; WILDLIFE.. THE MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES.
This portion of the meeting adjourned at 8:35 in order to prepare for the
Timber Shores meeting which followed.
The Comission reconvened at 8:40 p.m., again, with an introduction by Director
Blank on how a park design process unfolds. Ayr. Koepke offered an explanation
of the design on display which included a renovation of the existing parking
lot, ball field, and addition of a.tot lot, trails;, picnic area/shelter and
fishing dock.
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The'Tinber Shores residents were then given an opportunity to ask questions
of Mr. Koepke. They asked that the asphalt trail end at the northeast.
corner of Lake Ann, stating that there was no need for it to continue
west to Bass Lake. They were against the width of the trail, claiming
that eight feet encourages teenagers to drive on it with their cars.
They were also against a shelter, stating that its proposed, location,
is in an area of dense tree coverage, therefore eliminating the need,
for one. They also Asked that the trail that. is near the north side of
the park swing further south away from the residential property on the
north.. Questions from the floor then ended in order that the Commissioners
could discuss what had been: presented and ask their, own questions of
Mr. Koepke. Following their discussion, the following motion was passed:
COMMISSIONER BRASS MOVED AND COMMISSIONER EDWARDS SECONDED A MOTION, THAT
PRAC ACCEPT THE GENERAL SITE PLAN AS PRESENTED WITH THE FOLLOWING FIVE
AMENDMENTS: 1) REMOVE THAT PORTION OF THE TRAIL ON THE NORTH END OF THE
PARK TO 1HE GATE WHICH OPENS UP TO EVERGREEN LANE, 2) ASPHALT TO BE
USED ON THAT PORTION OF TRAIL EXTENDING TO NORTHEAST CORNER OF LAKE
ANN, AND REMAINDER OF TRAIL TO BE CRUSHED AG LIME, 3) ADD SHRUBBERY
TO PROVIDE A.BUFFER ALONG THE PROPERTY LINE', 4) SWING TRAIL SOUTH
AWAY FROM HOMES ON NORTH END OF PARK, 5) DESIGN A F;ITAGE BETWEEN BASS
LAKE AND LAKE ANN. MOTION CARRIED WITH ALL AYES..
COMMISSIONER DVORAK MOVED AND COMMISSIONER THREINEN SECONDED A MOTION TO
ADD AN AMENDMENT TO T.;Ir FIRST MOTION WHICH CALLED FOR THE DELETION OF
THESHELTER. THE MOTkj;V FAILED WITH COMMISSIONERS THREINEN, BRASS
AND EDWARDS VOTING NAY, AND COMMISSIONER DVORAK VOTING AYE,
The meeting adjourned at 10:05 p.m.
Minutes: of the Regular Meeting of the Park and Recreation Advisory Commission
April 2, 1981
Page 17
Present:
Absent.
Staff Present:
Chairman: Rice, Commissioners Chesebrough, Edwards, Threinen,
Mullan and Dvorak
Comoi.ssioner Brass
Eric Blank and Nancy Helgeson
Others Present; Residents interested in fall youth soccer program, Walter Johanson
of BRW, Pati Fjare and John Worrall of Brauer & Associates
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Rice called the meeting to order at 8:00 p.m, in the, Plymouth City
Center Council Chambers..
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Commissioner Mullan moved and Commissioner Dvorak seconded a motion to approve:
the March minutes as read. Motion carried with all ayes.
3. VISITOR PRESENTATIONS
a. Athletic Association Representatives. No representatives were present..
b. Others. Residents from the Wayzata School District were at this meeting
to request that Plymouth's Park and. Recreation Department begin organizing
a fall youth soccer program. Chairman Rice stated that the City Council
fully supports this type; of program for youth and encourages the Park and
Recreation Department to pursue its organization. Rick. Busch wz.11 be in
charge of helping with this program.
c. Rick Busch and Jane Sletten. Written reports were given to the commissioners
at Mr. Busch and Ms. Sletten had prepared for their review on comparisons
of winter program enrollment from 1979--1991.
4. REPORT ON PAST COUNCIL ACTIONS
Director Blank reported that the City Council had approved the concept plan for
the Zachary Lane playfield.
Walter Johanson from BRW was present at the meeting and showed the commissioners
the concept plan for the shelter building at Zachary Lane playfield. This
building will be totally earth, sheltered, he pointed out, and will have conces-
sion space which will be accessible from both inside and outside the building.
Warming area will 'be 600 square feet and will have inside/outside entrances.
to the men's and women's restrooms. Th.e building will cost approximately
75,000 to construct. Mr. Johanson then went on explain the various grade
elevations of some of the components of the playfield including the baseball/
softball fields, tennis courts, hockey rink and. pond. Director Blank pointed
out that he is very pleased with the plan as it saves on construction costs.
He stated that if PRACapproves the plan, it would go to the City Council
on Monday, April 6.
COMMISSIONER THREINEN MOVED AND COMMISSIONER CHESEBROUGH SECONDED A MOTION TO
APPROVE THE CONCEPT PLAN' AS PROPOSED FOR THE ZACHARY LANE PLAYI<IELD SHELTER,
THE MOTION' CARRIED WI.111 ALL AYES.
S. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. Playfield Update. Testing of the lights at the various playfields has
taken place with some minor changes being done at. Plymouth Jr. High.
The latest information from the contractor is that the sites should
be operational by May 1. Director Blank.will have a report on expenditures
available for the June meeting per Chairman Rice's request.
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Minutes: of the April Z, 1981 PRAC Meeting
page 18
b. 1981 LAWCON East Beach Grant. Plymouth was: one of a few communities to
receive monies from'LAWCON prior to President Reagan's freezing of those
funds. The contracts for improvements at the East Beach will be going
to the Council on April 6.. Our total share of this contract is $59,000.
c. Neighborhood Park Site Development. The Mission Hills/Mission.Ridge. and
Timber Shores Park -site plans will be presented to the Council on April 6.
Director Blank said that he recommended the original 8 -stall parking lot
for Mission Hills and the addition of shelters to both plans. Commissioner
Chesebrough pointed out that Judy Frakes was getting signatures on a
petition against the parking lot and shelter. Mr. Blank said that the
next Schmidt Lake Park site meeting would be held on Tuesday, April 14,
at 7:00 to review that final concept plan.
d. PRAC Training Session. This workshop will be held Saturday, April 4,
beginning at 8:30 with coffee and rolls. From 9.00-11:30, the University
of Minnesota's Leisure Studies Director, John Schultz, will lead a dis-
cussion or. Leisure in the 801s. The session following lunch will be
conducted by Brauer and Associates on the Comprehensive .Park. Plan.
6. NEW BUSINESS
a. New Plats. The Tennant Company has submitted a major development proposal
orne northeast quarter of Plymouth located north of County Road 10 and
west of County Road,18 extending to the Regional Park site on Pike Lake.
A trail corridor has been identified.in their plan, according to Director
Blank.
b. Fall Youth Soccer Program. See 3-b.
c. Annual Report.. Staff handed out copies of a draft of the annual report,
asking commissioners to look it over and make any changes or additions.
A final draft will be ready for the May meeting.
S. e. Comprehensive Park Plan - Brauer. Paul. Fjare and. John Worrall presented
the commissioners their own individual copies of the Comprehensive Park
Plan. The rest of the meeting was conducted by Brauer and Associates
as they reviewed the Comprehensive Plan and gave the commissioners
information that would be used rn the PRAC Training Session on
April 4.
7. COMMISSION PRESENTATION
None
8. STAFF COMMUNICATION
Director Blank announced that Commissioner Brass had resigned effective
immediately, due to the Xerox Corporation transferring him to a position
in Chicago.
9. ADJOURNMENT
Minutes of the Special Meeting of the Park and Recrfation Advisory Commission
April 14, 1981
rage 19
Present: Commissioners Chesebrough, Dvorak and Mullan
Absent: Chairman Rice, Commissioners Edwards and. Threinen
Staff Present: Eric Blank and Nancy Helgeson
Others Present: Damon Farber, Design Consortium, Inc.; residents of the.
Schmidt Lake Park neighborhood
Director Blank called the meeting to order at 7:10 p.m. in the City Center lunchroom
and explained the stages of developing a neighborhood park. He said that, if PRAC
approved the concept plan as presented, the plan would go to the City Council
on April 20: for their approval, with ground breaking taking place in June if
the Council approves the plan.
Damon. Farber then explained some of the aspects of the concept plan which included
parking for, six cars off 48th Avenue, trails going through the -middle of the park
and along the eastern portion of the park, a landscape plan which includes deciduous
and coniferous trees and shrubs, a tot lot,that will be equipped with apparatus
to stimulate children's imaginations rather than traditional swings and slides.
Mr. Farber explained that there would.be a picnic area and a shelter on the southwest
corner of the park. He said that the trail running along the lake could be a
boardwalk instead of asphalt. There will, be no public access to Schmidt. Lake
4 no fishing dock. This site will not have lights or public facilities, and
there will be no general skating rink on Schmidt'Ahake.
The residents voiced some objection to the parking lot, stating that they would
prefer a pull -off parking area.. Mr. Farber said that this type of parking could
be considered for this site. Aside from the parking issue., the residents approved
of the over-all plan.
The three commissioners present at the meeting approved the plan as presented;
however, Commissioners Mullan and Dvorak favor the elimination of the parking lot
for a pull. -off parking area; while Commissioner Chesebrough wishes to retain
the six -car parking lot as presented in the plan.
The meeting ended at 8:00 p.m.
CITY OF PLYMOUTH
34W PLYMOUTH BLVD., PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA 55441
TELEPHONE (612) 559-2800
DATE: May 7, 1981 MEMO
TO., FRAC
FROM, Eric Blank
SUBJECT: Deerhaven Development Park Dedication
At the April 6, 1981,City Council meeting, approval was given to the Deerhaven
PUD concept.;lan with, this condition: PRAC is to review the concept plan
dated January 22, 1981, with respect to the desirability of acquiring the
wet lands as a nature center and recommending that. Unit 18 be deleted and
the property dedicated as park land ;in lieu.of park. dedication fees.
The. Deerhaven PW is located.on the southwest corner of County Road 10 and
Zachary Lane, immediately north of the Timber Shores. Park location. The total
acreage of this site is 39.7 acres; 22.35 acres. are under flood plain; 17.35
acres is developable ground. The PUD request was for S9 townhomes. The concept
plan was approved for S2 units. The cash park charge on S2 townhomes would.
be $360 per unit or $18,720.
The Timber Shores Park site is 39 acres in size. A majority of Timber Shores
Park is underwater. This water is contained in two ponds. The west pond is
held in place by an earthen dike. The elevation of this pond is approximately
the same as Bass Lake. The westerly pond is connected to the 22 acres of water
in the Deerhaven PUD. This pond area is approximately three feet lower in eleva-
tion than the west pond. The Deerhaven pond and.west Timber Shores Park ponds
are also the drainway for Bass Lake. This entire drainage area appears to
have an abundance of wildlife and natural features which would be important
to a nature center. Some of the negative aspects of this site are the residential
homes and. Zachary Lane which limits its overall quality. Also the lack of a.
variety of resources such as meadowlands and mature woodlands limits the
experience.s that are available at this site.
The most imp+•rtant question the Commission should consider is what advantages.
there are in public ownership of, this wetland'. The advantages I see of public
ownership would be the ability to make changes ,o the site and the right of
public entry. Neither of these ideas seems necessary or practical at this time.
there does not appear to be any reason to physically alter the site in any
way, nor would there appear to be a reason to cross this site with a trail at
this time. The main purpose of a wildlife nesting area is not effected by
the current private ownership.
Staff recomtmends that the City not accept this land for park purposes for
the following reasons first, because of the limitations of the natural
resources as outlined above; second, current ordinances stipulate that the
park charge shall be 10% of the developable land. In this case, that's 17.3S
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acres which equals only 1.73 acres for park dedication. Third, the 22.35
acres currently under water will be preserved as a storm water holding area.
Visitors of the Timber Shores Park will be able to enjoy this wildlife area,
without the City having to acquire fee title to this: property. This area:
will also be protected by DNR regulations. Finally, undercurrent city
ordinances, the developer will be given credit for paving the trail from
the south end of this property to County Road 10.. if the city were to take
a land dedication for the Deerhaven park charge, the cost of developing
this trail could very well have to be borne by the city.
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CTIY OF PLYM 0Ur1H
Pursuanf to due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the City
Council of the City of Plymouth, Annesota, was a on tie 6th day of
April , 19,x• The following members were present ayor Davenport,
rounrilnsQmbers Hoyt. Schneider and Threinen
were sent: Councilmember Neils
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CoMncilmember-Hoyt introduced the following Resolution and moved
is adoption:
RESOLUTION NO. 81-214
APPROVING R.P.U.D. CONCEPT PLAN FOR LOWRY HILLS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR "DEER -
HAVEN" LOCATED AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF ZACHARY LANE AND COUNTY ROAD 1.0'(81011)
WHEREAS, Lowry Hills Construction Company has requested approval of a R.P.U.D.
Concept Plan for "Deerhaven" for 52 attached dwelling units on approximately 40
acres located at the southwest corner of Zachary Lane and County Road 10: and,
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has reviewed the proposal at a duly called Public
Informational Meeting and has recommended approval;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH,
MINNESOTA, that it should and hereby does approve the R.P.U.D. Concept Plan for
Lowry Hills Construction Company for "Deerhaven" located at the southwest corner
of Zachary Lane and County !toad 10 subject to the following conditions:
1.• Compliance with the City Engineer's Memorandum.
2., Submittal of Environmental Assessment Worksheet prior t- ,r with preliminary
plat.'
3. Approval is for a maximum of 52 units at a density rate of 3 units per acre
for the approximate 17.35 acres above the established high water mark (to be
verified by the City Engineer); approval contemplates assignment of 0 bonus
points.
4. Final plat shall include incorporation of the platted 1 foot wide outlot
a ng the west boundary of the plat.
5. Preliminary site plan shall. include provisions for berming and buffering on
the, west,north and east perimeters of the site and providing for adequate
transition from existing single. family homes on the western boundary of the
plat by substituting duplexes for quadraminium unites
6. Preliminary plans shall indicate appropriate trail corridor alignment along
the east side of the property adjacent to new Zachary Lane right-of-way;
minimum trail corridor width shall be 30 feet subject to further review and
recommendation by the Parks Department.
7. All building setbacks shall be adjusted so to comply with minimum ordinance
requirements for setbacks from public right-of-way.
Resolution No. 81-214
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8. Plan approval shall be subject to appropriate permits from the Department
of Natural Resources and other applicable agencies.
9'.-. Preliminary plat and plan shall include detailed staging graphic to comply
with utility availability.
10, Preliminary plan shall include detailed through sections (profiles) of the
proposer: units from the west and southwest.
11• Directing PRAC to review the Comcept Plan, dated January 22, 1981, With
respect to the desirablility of acquiring the wetlands as, a nature center
and recommending that unit #18 be deleted and they property dedicated as
parkland in lieu of Park Dedication fees.
12. Requiring the preliminary plat to include an alternate for two accesses
onto Zachary Lane, one approximately 300 feet north of the access sho:ln.
and the second to provide: access on the south considering the alignment
of the public street in the Harrison hills development to the east and
eliminating the "T" intersection.
The motion for the adoption of th.? foregoing Resolution was duly -seconded
by rakaprilmm1hor, and upon vote being taken thereon, the
following voted in favor thereof: _Mavnr Daymport. Ceuecilmamh n Hay -
jet And Thraingn
j voted against or abstained:
the Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
Regular Council Meeting
April 6, 1981
P. -- a 95
MOTIO made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council-
me&2r Noy , o adopt: RESOLUTION NO. 81-213, A, RESOUTION &PW
THE 1980-81 ON OFF -SALE NDN-LNTOXICATING HALTAPPLE SNS
AND SET UP LICENSE SAN ESTELLE GORE
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health and food sery act t a lication for
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PETITIONS REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Martag,.r Willis reviewed the RPUD Concept Plan submitted by Lowry
Hills Constr-, tion. Company for t"
Deerhavenubcated at
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Lane and County Road 10 and no edthe
recomiendations.
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ON i OFF -SALE NON
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SET UP LICENSES
APPLE BLOSSOM INN
Item 6
RPUD CONCEPT PLAN
DEERHAVEN FOR LOWRY
HILLS CONSTRUCTLON CO
81011) Item 7-A
Neil Weber, project architect representing petitioner, responded.
to Cou5ncills questions stating Lowry Hills ConstructionCompany
consir,ts of Bernie Barr and Dorothy Krekelberg. He stated the con-
ditions of the resolution, as proposed by the Planning Commission,
will be met in the preliminary pkat. and he noted the two concerns
petitioner has regarding density and setback variances. Mr. Weber
stated the project is proposed to be phased over 2-3 years and will
coincide with the tiimillg of the sanitary Viewer.
Council discussed the alignment of the public street which bisectstheplatinrelationtothepublicstreetintheHarrisonHills
development on the rest side of Zachary Lane. Councilmember Schneider
suggested eliminating, that portion of the public street paralleling
Zachary Lane and the units it accesses. Mr. Weber replied this would.
not be economically feasible. Councilmember Schneider proposed that
the alignment of the public street in Harrison Hills he reviewedgivingconsiderationtomovingtheentranceontoZacharyLaneto.
a lower elevation and accessing units 16 and 17 1., Deerhaven south
of the knoll.
Council. discussed the lack of transition in the western portion of
the plat along Deerwood Lane and considered where the seven units
the. Planning Commission denied could be eliminated. Mayor Davenport.
stated Councilmember Neils had suggested deleting unit; 118 and dedi-
cating that land to Tipber Shores Park.
Mike Paxton., 11610 57th Avenue N., addressed the transitional area.
onDr Lane stating all residences west of the proposed develop- ment are single family homes and he requested that they be buffered.
with a row of single family hones along Oeerwood Lane. Mr. Paxton
stated if single family homes are not feasible along Deerwood Lane,
they would like to sec 2 -family units rather than the 4 -family units
proposed for %at locatio11-
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Dick Essen, 5610 Evergreen lane, representing the Vale Hoff H.O.A.,
tags association, has objected to the LA -2 guiding for thepeerhaveaareasince1072andtheyobjecttotheproposeddensityforthisdevelopmentandproposethatthereshouldbelessthan50
units to offer proper transition to the LA -1 area. • Mr. 'Essen. stated
th" believe the entirearea should be guided LA -1 to conform with
adjacent developments
Mayor Davenport replied the density range in; an LA -2 district is 3-5
units per acre, and the. Deerhaven proposal is at the low end ofthe
deasity. ,The Mayor stated the Council cannot down zone the land to LA -I.
MOTION was made by Gouncilmember Hoyt, seconded by Council -
member Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 814214. APPROVING
R.P.U.D. CONCEPT PLAN FOR LOWY COX45TRUCTION COMPANY FOR
DEERHAVEN" LOCATED AT TAr.,#i Y LANE: AND COUNTY ROAD 10 amending
Condition 5 by adding the words '. • • • and prodding for adequate
transition from existing single family homes on the western boun-
dary of the plat by substituting duplexes for quadrimninium units; adding Condition 11 directing PRAC to review the Concept Plan.
dated January 22. 1981 (revised Feb. 24), with respect to the
desirability of acquiring the wetland areas of the property as
a nature center and recommending that unit /18 be deleted and
the property dedicated as parkland in lieu of Park Dedication
fees: and adding Condition 12 requiring the preliminary plat
to include an alternate for two accesses onto. Zachary Lane,
one. approximately 300 feet north of the access shorn, and the
second to provide access on the south considering the alignment
of the public street in the Harrison Hills development to the
east and eliminating the `T" intersection.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
er as .or approval of variances for setbacks In, T-nis
D since they have been allowed in other RPUD's io the past.
C cilmeamber Schneider stated setback variances were allowed
in RPUD only to save trees on the site. Mr. Weber questioned
what of transition will be required on the western boundary
of the p Mayor Davenport replied the transition should once
the City's ted transition policy.
RESOLUTION NO. 81-214
WR V NG R.P.U.D.
CONCEPT PLAN FOR
DEERHAVEN-'LOWRY
CONSTRUCTION CO.
81011) Item 7-A
Mlanager, Willis int ed the concept plans for Mission is and
Timber Shores Neighborh arks and noted they i Kor rated recon
aatndations from neighborh idents. PRAC and f
6eor a Realeuto, 11335.- 40th Avenue ted on the following CONCEPT PIAN FOR
1 1) trail alo ary Lane will allow MLSSION HILLS PARK
points n t concept p an:
ppeeople outside the neighborlmoor acres o the and there should Item 7-8
be a hedge or some type of barrier en the tram d Zachary Lanewe
to provide protection to child and bikers; 2) concep n neglects
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the wildlife area which res is wish to preserve and plant at will
attract wildlife should ncorporated 3) an irrigation plan 1d
be provided for the plantings; 4) parking area should not excee ur
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spaces; and 5) the ural shelter of trees are preferable to the propo
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TELEPHONE (812) 559-2800
DAVE: May T, 1981.
MEMO
TO: PRAC
FROM, Eric. Blank
SUBJECT: Mission,, Timber Shores and. Schmidt Lake Parks Review Final Plans and Specs
We will, be reviewing final plans and specs for Mission, Timber Shores and
Schmidt Lake Parks at Tuesday's meeting. The full plans and drawings will,
be available for your review at that time. The primary reason for this review
is in case any residents wish to see the final layouts on these sites.
I have included for your review blow-ups of the play equipment areas at each
park. I have also enclosed pictures of each of the creative play structures.
Each site will get a small, medium, and large "Big Toy's geared for different.
age levels. Each site will also have two spring animals, two backhoe diggers
not pictured), and;a flying animal swing (not pictured). We will have
better pictures at the meeting.
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MINNESUrA RECREATncN AIS} -PARK ASSOCIAT19,4
Citizen/Board Members Section
invites you to a.
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A Board and Commissioners Training Workshop
Or. Larry Gahan - current President of Citizen - Board Member Branch
HRPA - Professor of Recreation and Park Administration Elemson University, S.C.
Coming from both sides of the park and recreation picture as. a professional
and a. citizen volunteer, Dr. Gahan brings a special vibrance and an unusual
expertise to this workshop and instills a fresh enthusiasm to board members of
several years' experience and inspires new interest and participation innewly
elected or appointed, board members.
when Saw&y, May 30, 1981 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
where Hyland Hills Chalet, 8800 Chalet Road, Bloomington
see attached map)
Launch and afternoon social included. Cost.. $20.00
mail soon, Registration deadline. May 22. Limit eQ persons.
C-HN'T Workshop Registration Cost: $20.00
Nene Phone (W)
Address (h)
Park & Recreation. Agency Affiliation
Number Attending
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Payment Enclosed
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iifOARD OF DIRECTORS
President Eric Blank
Vice:Prrsident. Douglas -Bryant Eric Blank
secretary Rebert Symon 3400 Plymouth, Blvd.,
Tressuret Sharon F;arch Plymouth, MN 554.47
Student Ruth Bambonek
EAST METRO
Representative 2 Gerald S. Michaud
Representative 2 Larry Merriam
WEST METRO
Ropresor;tattve, 1 Thomas Johnson
Representative 2 Frank White
Representative 3 Rolf Svendsen
OUT STATE
Representative 1 Margery McDermott
Representative 2 Duane Houkom
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Richard J,Jorgenseh
SECTIONS
Athletics Fred Espe
AoardlCommissions Richard' Carroll
Pirtk d Natural Rescurses Tim KnopP
Recreation Sandra Werts
Tlterapoutic Scott Aebischer
Student Ruth Bambenek
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
Awards Robert Wicklund
Board of Publications John Christian
Conference John, Keprios,
Lpistativa John Parkovich
Membership Robert Bierscheid
Public: Rotations Randy B, Johnson
Scholarahiplarants Charles Smith
Continuing iEducs0on Marilyn Egerdat
Dear Eric:
Aprit 24 1981
I have ervoZosed a copy of a flyer sent to all Board
Commission members of MRPA, regard )u3 the citizen boar::
merrher workshop to be held May 30, 1981. c'hc hoard
Connor ss on section has been very active: this year and
this. workshop. should be an. excellent one.
I would like to have you encourage your board meni(;vn
to attend„ Larry Cqhan .has conducted their workshops
tin 25 states for. the NRPA.
Enclosure
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Ver- sin erety,
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F.ichard J'. Jorgensen
Executive Director
REGIONAL COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES
Eric Blank
Roll Svendsen
Harvey Feldman
John Perkovich
MINNESOTA RECREATION AND PARK ASSOCIATION INC.
6300 WALKER STREET • ST LOUIS PARK, MN 55416
6121920.6616
F Affiliations with NATIONAL RECREATION AND PARK ASSOCIATION, LEAGUE. OF MINNESOTA CITIES.
UPPER MIDWEST HOSPITAL, CONFERENCE, AMATEUR SOFTBALL ASSO'IATION
CITY QF PLYMOUTH
3400 PLYMOUTH BLVD.. PLYMOUTH. MINNESOTA 55441
TELEPHONE (612) 559-2800
DATE: April 2. 1981
TO FRAC
FROK Rick. Busch
SUBJECT: See Below
MEMO
IPROGRAM ENROLLMENTS FROM 1979-1981
1pan." Basket- Open Gym Basket -
411 12 is ball 20 26
leen Volley- Open Gym Volley -
411 30 27 ball 30 20
Wt Tennis 48 44 Adult Vollayball 36"
outh Tennis 16. 28 Youth Wrestling SO`
Wult Golf Inst. 40 63 3 -Man Baske%ball 22 teaes•'
115 partic.
outh Golf Inst. 20 28 4 -Man Football 11 team*
77 partic.,
1 -Han Basketball 16 too" 22 too" 19 team
IOS partic. 120 partic.
loan's Tennis Leag.
A 325 50 324
IA*ER
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1979 1980 1981 MINTER 1979 1980 1981'
Walt Tennis 125 Open Gym Basket -
20S bell 24 20 20
outh Tenn,s 128 Open Gym Volley-
28 30 46
ldult Golf 46 112 Man's Basketball
League 6 team 8 teams 8 seams.
60 partic. 80 partic. 62 partic.
160" 601 11 S2 Co-Rec Power Vol-
leyball League 13 teams 14 team 10 team
130 partic. 140 partic. 109 partic.
tiult Softball 56 teams 60 team to-Rec Unoffici-
947 partic. 912 partic. ated_ VB League 7 tem*
71 partic.
Night Training 66+ Youth Wrestling; 20+
Irnlors, Golf Leal. 41' Youth Skating 250
lo M`s Golf Lug. 23* Warming Houses 4 3 6
Tennis Leag. 10 co-Wac Broowball
League 6 teams*
82 partic.
imen's Tennis Leag. 3S•
r lal1 268 toe
tooth Softball 75 6B
raaftis Tourw of 42 108
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