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COUNCIL MINUTES SEPTEMBER 13, 1999 <br />COM:MUNI FY DI VEI,OPi\LENT REPORT. BRIAN WV ESSI L <br />Consideration of Livable Communities Demonstration Account Contract with Calthorpe <br />Associates and Gibbs Planning Group - Mary Alice Divine - In November of 1998, the <br />Council approved a contract with Calthorpe Associates of Berkeley. California to begin work on <br />refining the master plan for The Village as a demonstration of a pedestrian oriented, nixed use <br />development. <br />During the first stage of planning it became evident that the shopping center needed the same <br />level of planning detail to maximize the economic development potential of the Lino Lakes <br />Town Center. <br />A revised contract is necessary to reflect the increase in scope to include the master plan and <br />design standards for the shopping center site. In addition, Calthorpe Associates has <br />recommended the City hire Gibbs Planning Group, specialists in retail development and new <br />town planning., to perform a market analysis and design review for retail development. All the <br />above services will be paid for within the original $220,000 grant stip <br />Council Member Lyden moved to approve the contract with C• <br />expanded scope of work and the contract with Gibbs Planni.n <br />retail design review for the completion of the objectives <br />funding. Council Member Bergeson seconded the <br />es for the <br />he market analysis and <br />mm.unities grant <br />ion carried unanimously. <br />Consideration of New Open Space Ma or Clearwater Creek 3rd Addition - <br />Jeff Smyser (3/5 Vote Required) - T 9 � }� roved an open space management plan for <br />the project on June 14, 1999. Ap agement plan was required as a condition of <br />approval for the plan. The dques ,ng that the new management plan replace the <br />minimal plan that was apprr*� + :r lu 1999. <br />The new plan includes ecified areas of the project. The text. of the document lists <br />specific management ;:t., 1- and describes which activities are to occur in the mapped areas. <br />- As the restoration work ntinues, the developer's consultant may prepare additional, more <br />detailed work plans for some of the areas. <br />The developer, at the developer's expense will conduct a listed management activities. The costs <br />are included in the financial guarantees as part of the development agreement, just as road and <br />utility work is backed by financial guarantees. The development agreement will include the open <br />space plan as an attachment. <br />Staff noted the open space management plan is <br />Environmental Plan, currently in draft form. <br />good plan and fits in well with the <br />Council expressed concern regarding the impact of native seeding on homeowners' manicured <br />lawns. Staff stated a seed mixture will be developed for the transition from open space to <br />homeowners' lawns. <br />7 <br />
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