1994-10-11 Parks and Rec Comm Agenda Packet (2)CITY Or MENDOTA HEIGHTS
DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
AGENDA
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
October 11,1994 - 6:30 P.M.
** 6:30 o'clock p.m. **
1. Call to Order.
2. Roll Call.
3. Approval of August 9, 1994 Parks and Recreation Commission Minutes.
4. Resignation of Vicki Katz -Commission Chair
5. Request to Flood Park Place Pond
6. Discussion of Ivy Park Landscape Plan
* Guy Kullander, Parks Project Manager
7. Discussion of Water Resources Education Plan and Chemical Fertilizers on City Grass
8. Discussion of Pazk Vision/Philosophy Statement
9. Discussion of MNRRA Grants
10. Verbal Updates
* North Kensington Park Progress and Petition from Residents
* Park Improvement Projects
* Friendly Hills Archery Range
* North Urban Trail
* Monthly Parks Report
11. Adjourn.
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will make every attempt to provide the aids, however, this may not be possible on
short notice. Please contact City Administration at 4524850 with requests.
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MINIITES
AUGUST 9, 1994
The regular meeting of the Mendota Heights Parks and Recreation
Commission was held on Tuesday, August 9, 1994, in the City Hall
Large Conference Room, 1101 Victoria Curve. The meeting was called
to order at 6:30 o'clock P.M. The following members were present:
Spicer, Norton, Damberg, Linnell and Katz. Commissioners Libra and
Kleinglass were excused. Also present were Administrative
Assistant Kevin Batchelder, Parks Project Manager Guy Kullander and
Landscape Architect Joni Giese.
Commissioner
minutes with
Commissioner
AYES: 5
NAYS: 0
Linnell moved to approve the July 12, 1994
corrections.
Damberg seconded the motion.
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Parks Project Manager Kullander described a proposal from Earl
F. Anderson to install handicap accessible play equipment at
Wentworth Park in an amount not to exceed $17,000 as approved
by City Council. Kullander described the custom designed play
booster system that would be added to the existing system and
would be accessible by current ADA standards. Kullander
described this play system as including a horizontal ladder
and pipe barrier with a new wave slide, driver panel, a
transfer module, a slide winder, a clatter bridge and various
decking. He stated that a rubberized surface and bucket swing
would be added in the swing area. An extension of the
playground border, asphalt and trail connection, and
additional pea gravel would be added in the new play structure
area.
Commissioner Spicer inquired if this proposal is within the
budget as approved by the City Council. Kullander stated yes
it is within the $17,000 cap placed upon this project by the
City Council. Commissioner Linnell discussed making another
digger piece accessible. The Commission discussed possible
placement of an accessible digger and`a new surface that would
need to go with it. The Commission decided to discuss this in
a future year.
Parks and Recreation Commission
August 9, 1994
Page 3
Kullander described an upcoming project that is the enlarging
the Friendly Hills free skating area. Kullander stated a
bulldozer would be used to level the surrounding area so that
the free skating area would be doubled in size and that
currently he is accepting bids to move and relocate the
warming house.
Commissioner Spicer inquired if the soccer fields at
Kensington Park had worked well this summer. Kullander
responded yes:
Commissioner Norton reported on her attendance at the Dakota
County picnic and stated each City took a few minutes to
describe their park system and their recreation programs.
Norton stated that the City of Mendota Heights has as much of
a commitment to the park system and recreation programs as the
other cities that were at the meeting and who reported on
their programs. Norton stated there was a discussion about
the County's park policy acquisition policies and that there
is some concern among other cities as well that Dakota County
park acquisition policies are not adequate.
Kullander reported the archery range at Friendly Marsh Park
had been briefly analyzed by City park staff and felt the
concerns can be addressed with the addition of some signage
and by mowing the grass in a certain fashion that would create
separate shooting aisles to make it a safer, more structured,
archery range.
Norton asked staff to place on the agenda, for September, a
discussion of the use of chemical fertilizers on City owned
grass.
NSIGBBORHOOD MEETING -
NORTH KENSINGTON PARR CONCEPT PLANS
Administrative Assistant Batchelder welcomed the audience and
introduced the Parks Commissioners and City Councilmembers
Smith and Krebsbach. Approximately 25 adult residents and 2
children were present in addition to staff.
Batchelder stated the intention of tonight's neighborhood
meeting was to have the neighborhood review the concept plans
that have been designed by the Parks and Recreation Commission
and City Council in concert with the contracted landscape
architect. Batchelder stated that hopefully following this
input, the Parks and Recreation Commission would be able to
make a recommendation to the City Council on the concept
plans.
Parks and Recreation Commission
August 9, 1994
Page 5
Giese demonstrated the circulation routes for pedestrian
traffic through the park. Ms. Giese demonstrated her Ground
Design Plan which highlighted the swales that would channel
water to the pond and use native grasses that would mature at
about waist height. She stated these swales areas would
support a lot of bird and wildlife and that in between the
water swale area will be the open grass areas which will be at
an elevated level from the swale areas.
Giese stated,a small planting area had been included for the
neighborhood as well as a platform and deck/observation area
for the pond. Giese described how foot bridges and paths
would allow pedestrian access through these grass swale areas.
Giese stated that sandstone is being considered to be used for
seating and retaining walls throughout the park. Giese stated
that sandstone is potentially available from Acacia Park where
there is a deposit of sandstone block that is left over from
the demolition of the old Ramsey County courthouse. Giese
stated it is the City's hope that this sandstone would be
provided free of cost and could be used for structures in the
park.
Giese demonstrated her tree canopy design which had oaks along
Mendota Heights Road serving as an enclosure to the park while
allowing visibility into the park as well. Giese described
trees along the pathway as being Sugar Oaks interspersed with
Red Maples to provide shade. Giese stated that Amur Maples
would be used along the townhouse border and to help define
the boundaries of the park along that edge. She stated this
tree canopy plan would allow visual permeability into the park
and that views into the park would not be blocked. Giese
stated that Amur Maples would also be used to connect South
Kensington Park to North Kensington Park in the knoll area at
the southern end of North Kensington Park. Giese stated the
plans shows a shelter that would allow one picnic table and
some benches to be placed in the shade along the trail in the
southern portion of Kensington Park.
Giese demonstrated some elevation plans of the park and showed
what the park would look like from Mendota Heights Road as
well as what the park would look like from Stockbridge Avenue.
Ms. Giese used a slide show to demonstrate the native grasses
that she is proposing in the park and�to show some pictures of
the sandstone that she is proposing to use for retaining walls
Parks and Recreation Commission
August 9, 1994
Page 7
Ms. Giese
stated that the oaks
and
tree species are native to
this area
and with the proper
care
should do very well.
Residents inquired about the size and scope of the pond and
the changes that the pond would undergo with this construction
plan. Councilmember Smith stated the shelter is designed to
provide sufficient privacy without obstructing any views
within the park. A resident inquired if the shelter could be
moved away from the single family homes. Commissioner Linnell
stated there are other possible locations to place this
shelter that would also be near the path but perhaps closer to
the US West building.
Batchelder inquired if residents would be interested in the
garden plot that is shown on the plan or if there was a level
of interest in maintaining gardening in this area. A resident
stated he would rather see an apple tree than a garden.
Commissioner Damberg felt that perhaps wildflowers being
established in this area would be less maintenance in the
future than a garden area.
_ A number of residents stated that they were rather pleased
with the design of this park and its natural amenities, with
the exception of the shelter. A number of residents were
pleased with the possible use of the sandstone block.
Following the neighborhood meeting the Parks and Recreation
Commission returned to the large conference room to discuss
the concept plan.
Commissioner Spicer moved to approve the concept plan as
presented this evening by Landscape Architect Joni Giese and
to recommend that the City Council adopt this plan as its
concept plan with the condition that the question of the
inclusion of a shelter be reserved to be considered one year
after the park is constructed. Commissioner Spicer stated
that his motion is based on his conversations with people from
the area who do not want to see a shelter located in North
Kensington Park. Spicer stated the only conflict at the
neighborhood meeting was related to the location of the
shelter. Spicer stated this recommendation also relates to
the previous representation by the Parks and Recreation
Commission that funds could best be applied for providing
tennis at the Hagstrom-King Park instead of a small shelter in
this location. Spicer stated he feels a shelter is not a good
use of the remaining referendum money'in this location.
Spicer further stated that this plan includes approximately
100 trees which will provide some level of shelter.
Commissioner Damberg seconded the motion.
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
October 7, 1994
To: Parks and Recreation Commission
From: Kevin Batchelder, Administrative Af
Subject: Discussion of Park Vision and Philosophy
DISCUSSION
As part of the 1993-1994 Target Issues, City Council requested that the Parks and
Recreation Commission review and consider the various policies that guide the parks and
recreation systems. The Council desired that the Parks and Recreation Commission consider
these policies in order to establish a vision, a mission or a philosophy for the both parks and
recreation. (Please see attached copy from the High Priority list of Target Issues for 1993-
1994.)
Specifically, City Council requested the Commission:
1. Evaluate future capital improvement needs within the park system; and
2. Clarify the purpose and use of various park and recreation funding sources; and
3. Review the current park dedication formula; and
4. Review the need for additional recreational programming.
As the Commission is aware, the capital improvement plan was developed and
accepted by City Council earlier this year. Part of that discussion involved the appropriate
uses of the various funds such as general fund, special park fund, referendum fund, and
others. (Please see attached copy.)
The Commission should begin discussion of these items in order to provide staff with
direction on how to proceed. To facilitate this discussion, copies of the park dedication
formula the role of the Parks and Recreation Commission and old goal statements are
attached. Staff will be prepared to go into more detail on Tuesday evening.
Begin discussion of the City Council Target Issues and provide direction to staff.
TARGET ISSUES
HIGH PRIORITY (Continued)
4.
5.
Ivy Falls Creek Restoration Project
- Sxtead assessment roll
certification and bid award
dates to 1994
Resolve all outstanding
easement acquisition issues
- Resolve pending assessment
challenge from M/M Miller
Bid project for Summer/Fall
1994 construction
Public Hearing to be held October
5, 1993 to defer assessment roll
certification and bid award to
1994. Homeowner's Association
easement currently being signed.
Miller and Smookler easement being
negotiated. Tentative construction
start date is Summer 1994.
Mayfield Heights Stormwater Project
Resolve two outstanding
easement acquisition issues
Consider award of project
in September 1993 for
construction during October
1993
Park Vision/ Philosophy
- Evaluate future capital
improvement needs within
the park system
Clarify purpose and use of
various park and recreation
funding sources
Review current park
dedication formula
Review need for additional
recreational programs
Tax Increment Financing Policy
Review the goals and intent
of the City's current tax
increment district
Evaluate the need for
additional TIF usage
controls and restrictions
Prepare for Council con-
sideration a revised TIF
usage policy
Assuming successful easement
negotiation, project bids will be
before Council for award on
September 21, 1993. Project
construction would then begin
October 1, 1993.
Park and Recreation Commission
currently evaluating each park for
necessary future capital improve-
ments. Commission will be asked to
clarify use of remaining referendum
funds, special park fund, general
fund, and user fees relative to
future park improvements.
Recreation program offerings to be
reviewed in 1994.
Draft TIF Usage Policy was
presented to Council in July 1992
and March 1993, Suggest Council
workshop to further discuss goals
and intent of policy.
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
MEMO -
June 17, 1994
To: Mayor, City Council and City Administr o
From: Kevin Batchelder, Administrative Assi n 3
Subject: Capital Improvements Plan for Parks System
Acknowledgement of Final Draft
The Parks and Recreation Commission has been involved with
discussions of capital improvements, infrastructure, maintenance
needs and replacement items in the parks system at each of their
monthly meetings since July of 1993. Every park, trail and open
space component of the system has been reviewed. The Commission
has made recommendations on priorities in the system and funding
sources. Based on this year long review of the parks system, a
final draft plan was prepared and reviewed by the Commission.
The Commission has recommended that City Council acknowledge
the Mendota Heights Park System - Five Year Capital Improvement
Plan as a working guide and budget document that is intended to
recognize the needs of the parks system and ensure its
preservation.
DISCIISSION
The Parks and Recreation Commission's thorough review of the
park system involved many details and conflicting priorities.
Discussion of appropriate categories for funding (general fund vs.
special park funds) improvement projects was a theme throughout the
process. Generally, most items that are considered repair,
maintenance or replacement of existing facilities have been
scheduled to be general fund expenditures. The special park fund
has been considered the appropriate place for any "new" facilities
or upgrades in the system. The referendum fund has generally been
used to designate expenditures for new facilities or upgrades that
are related to the original intent of the referendum (ie. -
improvements to neighborhood parks such as the enlargement of the
Friendly Hills skating rink).
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a federal mandate
that requires the City to review its services and facilities so
that they are accessible to all people. ADA upgrades or
requirements have been categorized as "new" facilities and have
therefore been proposed as Special Park fund expenditures.
(Attached you will find Resolution No. 73-18 which established the
Special Park fund and discusses its uses in a general fashion.)
The Parks and Recreation Commission voted unanimously (6-0) to
recommend that City Council acknowledge the proposed Five Year
Capital Improvements Plan as a working guide and budget document
that is intended to recognize the needs of the parks system and to
ensure its preservation.
Review the proposed Five Year Capital Improvements Plan for
the Parks System. If the Council desires to implement the Parks
and Recreation Commission's recommendation, they should pass a
motion to acknowledge the proposed Five Year Capital Improvements
Plan as a working guide and budget document that is intended to
recognize the needs of the parks system and to ensure its
preservation.
MENDOTA HEIGHTS PARK SYSTEM
FIVE YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN
Expenditures Proposed for 1995 pg 1
1. Switch/relocate warming houses
at Ivy and Wentworth Parks.
Make ADA improvements such as
ramps, railings and pathway.
Remove excess poles and lights
at Ivy Park.
2. Develop wildflower planting areas
in 4 parks Valley, Copperfield
Victoria Highlands and Marie Park
3. Install 2 benches near pond in Ivy Park
4. Install concrete bleacher pads in
two parks
5. Construct rock landscape wall at
berm near south entrance to park
6. Develop, print, distribute and
display park & trail maps -
11 locations
7. Construct enclosures for Port - A-
Poties in two parks
8. Construct enclosures for Port-A-
Potie in Mendakota Park.
Upgrade materials to match
existing structures
9. Wildflower maintenance
& expansion
10. Enhance trees and landscape
plantings in two parks per year
11. Resurface tennis court at Rogers
Lake Park
12. Replace 3 wood bridges with
culverts or steel bridges - safety
and ADA issue
GENERAL FUND SPECIAL PARK REFERENDUM
$1,500.00
$1,000.00
$1,000.00
$300.00
$500.00
$3,500.00
$12 to 25,000
$6,000.00
$600.00
$2,500.00
$5,500.00
MENDOTA HEIGHTS PARK SYSTEM
FIVE YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
Expenditures Proposed for 1996
1. Enhance tree and landscape plantings
PLAN
GENERAL FUND
SPECIAL PARK
in two parks
$500000
2. Wildflower maintenance
$500400
3. Enclosures for Port-A-Poties in two
parks
$19000,00
4. Concrete bleacher pads in two parks
$1,500,00
5. Reroof shelter in Rogers Lake Park
$1,500.00
6. Paint/stain structures in Mendakota
Park
$2 to 4,000
7, Replace 1 of 5 benches in Rogers Lake
Park
$350,00
8. Resurface tennis court in Ivy Falls
Park
$39500.00
9. Modify tennis court fence opening to
meet ADA at Wentworth Park
$500.00
10. Replace wood bridge with bit. walkway
in Rogers Lake Park
$1,500.00
11. Resurface trail thru Rogers Lake Park
$3,000.00
12. Enlarge warning track one per year -
5 total
$500600
13. Reshape gravel trails in Friendly
Marsh Park and Copperfield Ponds
$1,500400
14. Resurface Lexington Ave. trail
$2,500.00
15. Construct picnic shelter in Friendly Hills
Park
$12 to 18,000
Ott Ott amo
Proposed 1996 Expenditures
-------------
$20 to 22,350
-------------
$12 to 18,000
$0.00
MENDOTA HEIGHTS
PARK
SYSTEM
IMPROVEMENT
FIVE YEAR CAPITAL
PLAN
Expenditures Proposed for 1998
GENERALFUND
$500.00
1. Enhance trees and landscape plantings
in two parks
2.
Maintain and expand wildflower
plantings
$500.00
3.
Enclosures for Port-A-Poties
$1,000400
4.
Concrete bleacher pads at two
locations 1
$11500.00
5.
Resurface tennis court at Friendly Hills
$3,500,00
Park
6.
Install two horseshoe pits at Rogers
Lake Park
T
Enlarge warning track at Mendakota
Park 4 of 5
$500600
8.
Repair/replace rubberized surface at
Mendakota Park
$3 to 5,000
9.
Restripe parking lot at Kensington Park
(every 5 years)
$200.00
10.
Enhance tree plantings at Kensington
Park
$500.00
11.
ADA upgrades to Marie Park warming
house
$2,000.00
Proposed 1998 Expenditures
$13 to 15,200
SPECIAL PARK REFERENDUM
$1,500.00
$1,500.00
$0.00
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
Dakota County, Minnesota
NO. 91- 94
RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION 80-16, ESTABLISHING
A PARR CONTRIBUTION FORMULA
WHEREAS, pursuant to Minn. Statute, Section 462.358, Subd. 2,
and Mendota Heights Subdivision Ordinance, Section 6, the City
Council is authorized to require a park contribution for the
platting or replatting of land; and
WHEREAS, said park contribution may be either in the form of
a cash contribution or a percentage of the gross area of the plat,
whichever is deemed most appropriate by the City Council of the
City of Mendota Heights; and
WHEREAS, said open -space contributions or cash contributions
must be used for the purpose of maintaining and protecting open
space or developing existing public open space; and
WHEREAS, it is deemed advisable that the cash contribution be
based on a standard contribution formula.
NOW THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the
City of Mendota Heights, that Resolution No. 80-16 be amended in
its entirety; and
BE IT FIIRTHER RESOLVED that the following park contribution
formula shall apply to all requests for platting, replatting or
division of existing lots for which a cash contribution is deemed
appropriate by the City Council:
a. Property owner or developer shall contribute a minimum of $750
for each residential lot created as a result of plat, replat
or lot division approval, and
b. Cash contributions in the case of commercial/industrial plats,
replats or lot divisions shall be at least ten (10) percent of
fair market value of the gross area created as a result of the
plat, replat or lot division; and
BE IT xuRTaER RESOLVED that the contribution shall be payable
upon approval of the plat, replat or lot division or in a manner as
outlined in the Subdivision Ordinance.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this
17th day of December, 1991.
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
Charles E. Mertensotto, Mayor
ATTEST:
Kathleen M. Swanson, City Clerk
THE ROLE OF THE PARRS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
September 9, 1992
1. To provide leadership, study and recommendations to the Citv
Council.
The month to month role of the Commission -and its purpose.
2. To develop the Citv's recreation programs.
The new park facilities will be creating new demands for
recreation Drogramminq and the Parks and Recreation Commission
Programmer.
3.
To advocate for facilities development
planning and
expansion of the parks.
Originally the number one priority of the
Commission, the
success and implementation of the 1989 Parks
Bond Referendum
has lessened the intensity of this priority.
still an important role of the Commission.
However, it is
4. To be responsive to citizen park and recreation needs.
An important role of the Commission is to be
ambassadors for
the City on park and recreation issues and to
be liaisons for
the Council and residents of Mendota Heights.
5. To recommend disbursement of park funds.
Originally the number seven priority, this
item is now a
higher priority. With the implementation of
the referendum
and the monitoring of the Special Park Fund there are
increased demands in this area.
6. To set policy for park maintenance.
7. To monitor park facilities.
8. To implement park programs determined by Council.
9. To promote the use of nark facilities.
The Commission shall, in performing the aforementioned duties and responsibilities,
exhibit the initiative in formulating policies which will be responsive to the anticipated
need and objectives of the community.
SECTION 4. MEETINGS
The Commission shall hold at least one meeting each month at a time regularly esta-
blished and approved by the Village Council and shall hold such special meetings as
may be necessary for the conduct of its business. The Commission shall adopt rules for
the transaction of business and shall keep a record of its resolutions, transactions and
findings, which record shall be.maintained as a public record. The Commission shall
submit to the Village Council a true and correct copy of all of its minutes, recommen-
dations and other reports.
SECTION 5. COMPENSATION
The member of the Parks and Recreation Commission shall serve without compensation
but shall have the right to be reimbursed for expenses incurred in the performance of
their duties.
SECTION 6. VACANCIES
Any of the following may cause the office of a member to become vacated:
6.1 Death;
6.2 Disability or failure to serve, as shown by failure to attend four regularly
scheduled meetings in any one calendar year;
6.3 Removal of residence from the Village, or
6.4 Resignation in writing.
Vacancies shall be filled as soon as possible for the unexpired portion of the term by
the Mayor with the consent of the majority of the members of the Village Council.
1985 BARTON-ASHMAN GOAL STATEMENT
THE OVERALL GOAL FOR PARK AND RECREATION PLANNING SHOULD
BE TO PROVIDE AN ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF RECREATION SPACE, TO
OFFER AN AMPLE CHOICE AMONG RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, AND
TO ASSURE PEOPLE THAT THE QUALITY OF FACILITIES 'WfiLL
MATCH THEIR DESIRES AND STANDARDS OF LIVING.
1. To provide a variety of facilities for both active and passive
recreation.
2. To provide"a
park
system
to serve
all community residents,
regardless
of
age,
sex or
economic
group.
3. To
use
the park system as
a means
to
enhance the environment
of
each
neighborhood and
the city
as
a whole.
MENDOTA HEIGHTS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
OUTDOOR ••N; THEY ENABLE HISTORICAND SCENIC
THE COMMUNITY TO BE PRESERVEDO AND THEY PERMIT PROPERTY WHICH
4AY BE POORLY A1 • • FOR URBAN PURPOSES BY VIRT/ OF
SLOPES1 '••' DRAINAGE TO BE PROTECTED FROM ELARMFUL
KTHE FIRST OF / • • MOST 1ACCEPTEDs ALL
TYPES OF PEOPLEINDIVIDUAL
1:1 • •1/ / Y 1••:1 THE BACKYARD AND
THE ELEMENTARY AND NEIGHBORHOOD PARK* " *a* YOUNG ADULTS
REQUIRE LARGER PARKS FOR SPECIALIZEDADULTS
• SENIOR CITIZENS ARE MOREDIVERSE WITH BOTH ORGANIZED
]NORGANIZED USES IN SMALL OR
PEOPLE APPRECIATE THE OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT A PARK WHICH HAS
OqOT BEEN■ 1' ' • :it BUT IS INTENDED FOR PASSIVE USE IN ITS
qATURAL
NATIONALIF APPLY STANDARD •' 1 1 1SQUARE•
�AN1 ` • •SHOULD • ' / •
PURPOSES* '(BASED • / • '/ • /• POPULATION ESTI14ATED
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IT IS • • :1' •STANDARD AND THE
1' • • •1 STANDARDS •• NOT DIFFERENTIATE
PARK / WHICH IS USEABLE FOR ACTIVE ATHLETIC
FERSUS PARK. LAND WHICH MAY BE STEEP SLOPEDs WETLANDS,OR
ISEABLEONLY • ' PASSIVE RECREATIONAL
Table 1
City of Mendota Heights
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