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Home My WebLink About10.26.92 Special Council Packet AGENDA CITY COUNCIL, PLANNING COMMISSION, HRA SPECIAL MEETING OCTOBER 26, 1992 1. CONVENE a. 6:00 P.M. - Senior Center - Supper 2. INTRODUCTION a. 6:30 P.M. - Larry Thompson - Discussion of Agenda and Format 3. ROSEBRIER APARTMENTS - 6:45 P.M. 4. ELM PARK BUSINESS CENTER - 7:30 P.M. 5. LOW DENSITY HOUSING - 8:15 P.M. 6. DESIGN STANDARDS - 9:00 P.M. 7. WRAP UP - 9:45 P.M. 8. ADJOURN - 10:00 P.M. MEMO TO: MAYOR AND COUNCIL/HRA/PLANNING COMMISSION SUBJECT: JOINT MEETING - OCTOBER 26, 1992 DATE: OCTOBER 23, 1992 Attached please find an outline of issues to be addressed at the October 26, 1992 joint meeting. The outline is intended to raise potential issues and perhaps stimulate additional questions/concerns which need to be addressed. Staff will be providing additional back- ground information at the meeting. It should be noted that some of the issues may be new to you because they have not been addressed by the board on which you serve. Again, the purpose of the outline is to raise possible questions, not explain or answer them. Also, you may note that the first issue of each topic is "Do you want. . . . " . This does not imply that there has been any outright opposition to the project or that the Council and Commission should give blanket approval to the project. The purpose of the question is to solicit a "I support the project, but with these reservations. . . " response and determine if the reservations or concerns are sufficient that, if not addressed satisfactorily, would cause you to drop support. A parallel can be drawn to the Farmington Ford issues when the Council, EDC, HRA and Planning Commission stated "Yes we support Farmington Ford remaining in Farmington, but not at the intersection of Flagstaff and Hwy 50 . " ,97 Larry Thompson City Administrator cc: Development Committee Willard Barnett Jerry Ristow file JOINT MEETING - CITY COUNCIL/HRA/PLANNING OCTOBER 26, 1992 ISSUES OUTLINE A. Rosebrier Apartments ISSUE ONE - Do you want the project and how committed? ISSUE TWO - Adult vs. Elderly vs. Family 1. Will the City require the project be designated as elderly? 2. Two bedroom with den - acceptable? 3. Assurances that the project will not rent to families or young adults. ISSUE THREE - Zoning 1. Rezone Lots 8 and 9, Block 17 from R2 to B2. 2. Variances a. Parking b. Front Yard Setback c. Density d. Driveway Width 3. Conditional Use Permits ISSUE FOUR - Ostlie Property 1. Future Use - immediate and long term. 2. Eventual Ownership 3. If acquired/how financed? B. Elm Park Retail ISSUE ONE - Do you want the project and how committed? ISSUE TWO - Time Frame - Deadlines. ISSUE THREE - Risk 1. Is the City willing to issue approximately $1, 000, 000 G.O. TIF Bonds? 2. If so, what is the amount and form of surety? ISSUE FOUR —Public Improvement: 1 . Developer share of assessments 2. Will the City use MSA funds? 3. Who installs what? 4. What will be assessed to the dental clinic and adjacent property owners? ISSUE FIVE - Zoning Issues 1. Vacation of alley and Main Street 2. Conditional Use Permit 3 . Replat 4. Variances 5. Development fees • ISSUE SIX - Design 1. Overall site plan 2. Building mass and elevations 3. HPC review? 4. Relationship to dental clinic 5. Vacating Main Street railroad crossing ISSUE SEVEN - Development Agreement 1. Library/Erickson' s 2. Surety requirements (see Issue #3) ? 3. Assessment agreement? C. Very Low Density Housing ISSUE ONE - Do you want it and how committed? ISSUE TWO - Location - What area/areas to be considered? ISSUE THREE - Ghost platting? Future splitting? ISSUE FOUR - Development rights . If the Met Council allows 64 units per section (640 acres) which owner gets the right to develop all or a portion of the 64 lots? ISSUE FIVE - Required Public Improvements 1 . Streets - urban vs. rural, width, cul-de-sac lengths, etc. 2. Sewer - number of septic sties. 3. Water - private, public, association. ISSUE SIX - Design Standards/Zoning 1. Setbacks (minimum and maximum) 2. Maintenance - grass/weed cutting 3. Outbuildings 4. Land Uses 5. Minimum/Maximum Lot Sizes ISSUE SEVEN - Platting/Development Fees 1. Surface Water? 2. Water Area Charges? 3 . Parkland Dedication? D. Architectural Designs and Standards ISSUE ONE - Do you want them and, if so, how committed? ISSUE TWO - What will the "market" bear? ISSUE THREE - Standards 1. Size 2. Bulk 3. Height 4. Siding Material 5. Roofing Material ISSUE FOUR - Design 1. Pole Buildings 2. Roof Type and Line ISSUE FIVE - Outbuildings (Garage/Storage) 1. Size 2. Definitions