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From: Rick DeGardner<ricl<.degardner@ci.lino-lakes.mn.us> <br /> To: Katie Larsen <I<atie.larsen@ci.lino-lakes.mn.us>; <br /> Cc: Rick DeGardner<rick.degardner@ci.lino-lakes.mn.us> <br /> Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 12:02 PM <br /> Subject: RE: Sioux Lane Development <br /> The financial impact of the City acquiring park land in every residential development isn't realistic. In addition, park <br /> development funding along with on-going maintenance costs would be prohibitive. The Parks, Natural Open <br /> Space/Greenways and Trail System Plan identifies 30 existing and future neighborhood parks within Lino Lakes.This <br /> document guides our planning for parks, open space, greenways, and trails. A future neighborhood park is not indicated <br /> near the St. Clair Estates Development. Neighborhood parks are the basic unit of the park system and are typically 5 - 10 <br /> acres in size, with 3 acres the desired minimum size. Service area is%to% mile. <br /> Rather than duplicate park amenities within the residential developments near Hokah Drive and Birch Street, Rice Lake <br /> Elementary School (RLE) serves as the park for area residents. RLE is located less than % mile from the Spirit Hills <br /> development and has a playground, full size basketball court, paved trails, ball fields, and soccer fields. The paved trail <br /> along the north side of Birch Street provides easy pedestrian access for users. <br /> The upland area for St. Clair Estates is 16.87 acres. Statutorily, the City could require 10% land dedication (1.687 acres) <br /> for park land.The City would have to compensate the developer for the land,then seek funding to develop the park. The <br /> size of a 1.687 park isn't viable, nor would the City have any foreseeable dollars to actually develop the park. <br /> Rick DeGardner <br /> Public Services Director <br /> City of Lino Lakes <br /> 651-982-2444 <br /> ricl<.degardner@ci.lino-lakes.mn.us <br /> From:Jeremy Stimpson ] <br /> Sent:Thursday, May 19, 2016 1:25 PM <br /> To: Katie Larsen <br /> Subject:Sioux Lane Development <br /> Hi Katie, <br /> I spoke with you a few weeks ago about my concerns regarding the development that is going to occur east of Hokah Dr <br /> on Sioux Lane. One part of our conversation is still bothering me and I want to make sure that I heard you right before I <br /> get too alarmist. <br /> I asked you about the potential to incorporate a park (playground specifically) into the development because we do not <br /> have a public park in our vicinity on the north side of Birch that would be easily accessible to our neighborhood. You <br /> stated that Rice Lake Elementary had a playground less than a mile away. I think a neighborhood playground would be <br /> an excellent addition to the new development and it would benefit the existing residents that will be impacted by the <br /> traffic increase. <br /> I want to make sure that you are not suggesting that Centennial School District's playground at Rice Lake Elementary is <br /> considered as a neighborhood park(playground)for our development and future developments? If so, does that mean <br /> that my wife could take our 3 year-old up to the playground or athletic fields during the school day and utilize that <br /> 2 <br />
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