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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/06/1993 Park Board Packet City of Lino Lakes SCANNED Park Board Meeting Monday, December 6, 1993 - 6:30 pm AGENDA 1. Call to Order and Roll Call 6:30 pm* 2. Approval of Minutes of November 1, 1993 6:35 pm* v3-. Open Mike 6:40 pm* 4. Old Business a. Park Board Priority Projects • 6:40 pm* I' P141Zy AO, 2,1�� b. Wenzel Farms Trails - Verbal Update 7:00 pm* , -c. Country Lakes Park - Re-design Concept' 7:05 pm* Recreation Department Update 7:15 m* P P P 1st Recreation Focus Mtg. - Report 5. Otter Old Business 7:25 pm* a. Trail Updates 6. New Business // vim. Fox Trace Park and Trail Dedication Proposal6— :30 pm* Clyde Rehbein �S. Willow Ponds Park and Trail Dedication 7:45 pm* Proposal - Gary IIhde/John Johnson c. Tau Forfeit Parcel 8:00 pm* d. Adopt-A-Park 8:05 pm* 7. Other New Business 8:10 pm* S. Adjourn 8:15 pm* * All times are approximate - please call Carole Kohler at City r.. Hall 464-5562 if you are unable to attend this meeting. R CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING e ANT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1993 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Park Board was called to order by Vice Chairperson Ken Johnson at 6:30 pm on Monday, November 1, 1993 at Lino Lakes City Hall. Members in attendance were Bob Williams, John Baumann, Ken Johnson Joe Schmidt and George Lindy. Chairman George Lindy requested that Ken Johnson preside over tonight's meeting as he (Mr. Lindy) has laryngitis. Also in attendance was Linda Elliott, City Council Liaison to the Park Board, Marty Asleson, Parks, Recreation and Forestry Coordinator, Barry Bernstein, Recreation Program Supervisor and Carole Kohler, Parks, Recreation and Forestry Coordinator. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The minutes of the October 4, 1993 meeting were approved with no corrections or additions. OPEN MIKE: No one appeared under Open Mike. As the first order of business, Marty Asleson introduced Becky Dvorak who was recently hired by the City as a Therapeutic Recreation Coordinator. This position is funded through a CDBG grant. Becky explained that she will first search for and identify those with special needs in the community and then try to integrate them into current recreation programs, or perhaps create special programming if possible. She will also be meeting with City Administrator Randy Schumacher to look into adapting city buildings and facilities to meet ADA requirements. OLD BUSINESS• Pets in the Parks - Police Chief Dave Pecchia and Community Service Officer Jeanie Kenow appeared before the board to discuss the on going problem of animals left to run loose in city parks and on city trails. Jeanie Kenow explained that the current ordinance is difficult to enforce, probably because it isn't specific enough. She is reviewing ordinances from other cities and pointed out that most cities she has researched have leash laws. She will be making recommendations and hopes to be able to help the council in establishing a more comprehensive ordinance for Lino Lakes. Chief Pecchia offered his assistance to the board in dealing with problems in the parks. Officer Kenow will come back to the board with a follow up. Joe Schmidt raised the matter of liabilities should someone be bitten by a dog running loose in one of the city parks or trails. Another concern is the health issue when owners do not clean up their animal's wastes. The board will want to follow up on this new ordinance. 1 n CITY OF LINO LAKES PARR BOARD MEETING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1r 1993 Winter Ice Rink/Shelter User Fee - This item under New Business in tonight's Agenda was moved to this time to accommodate representatives from the Centennial Hockey Association who were in attendance. Barry Bernstein explained to the board how the city ice skating facilities are scheduled to accommodate local skating associations. He related the problems he has in scheduling because of the limited hockey rinks available for residents and hockey associations to use. Currently the associations use Sunrise Park hockey rinks. The association wants to be able to use the hockey rink at Birch Park for some hours during the week this winter also. Barry pointed out that he has scheduled the association the same amount of hours this year as they had last year. His concern is that there will be time enough for residents to use the rinks for pick up games. He says there's as much trouble scheduling ice time in the winter as there is scheduling ball fields for the associations in the summer. There is the possibility of opening Lino Park up for use. Barry explained that with a limited budget, the department could not afford to keep the shelters open with attendants without charging by the hour for extended times, like later in the evening or early on Saturday mornings. He recommended there be a fee set at $15 per hour for rental of non-scheduled ice time. This would include a rink attendant, the shelter and lights. Rental of ice time and shelter use would be available to anyone for skating parties, etc. , not exclusively hockey associations. This would be the winter counterpart to renting the parks and shelters in the summer months. Terry Tollefson from the Centennial Hockey Association approached the board. He stated that the association has 126 members. Of those, 47 are Lino Lakes residents. Mr. Tollefson commented that there are additional teams this year and asked for more ice time. He also noted that he is a Lino resident. The board's general feelings are that the residents should have a fair share of time extended to them for general use and "pick up" hockey games. They recommended that Barry and representatives of the hockey association get together again and try to work out a schedule agreeable to everyone. The association members alluded to the fact that they are Lino Lakes residents, when asked how they felt about paying to use additional ice time. Barry pointed out that the associations pay up to $90 per hour to rent indoor facilities. 2 CITY OF LINO LAKES PARR BOARD MEETING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1993 MOTION: Joe Schmidt made a motion to recommend to council that a charge of $15 per hour for non-scheduled ice use be adopted. This $15 charge will include the shelter with attendant and lights (if necessary) . Money will be refunded if the ice is not useable or in cases when inclement weather forces the close of the rinks. But "no shows" will be charged. A twenty-four cancellation notice will be required. The motion was seconded by Bob Williams. All were in favor. Motion carried. Barry Bernstein will create an ice rink/shelter rental agreement form. NEW BUSINESS: Baldwin Lake •Park Neighborhood Meeting - Marty Asleson reported on the neighborhood meeting that was held on October 28th. The meeting was attended by about 15 residents and Marty, Bob Williams, John Baumann, George Lindy and Brian Bourassa from the Park Board. The purpose of this meeting was to get input from the neighbors regarding the budget. $18,000 is the park board limit for development of this mini park. George Lindy commented that there still is a bit of confusion regarding a park in this area. It seems there are some residents that are not yet certain that the mini .� park will be going in. Hopefully they will soon understand that this is a "done deal. " Marty commented that the neighbors involved have made a firm commitment to help with the park project. Now that winter is near he thinks perhaps city crews could start to do some thinning and clearing in the area. Completion of this park will be a priority project. Leonard and Bradley Park - The neighbors joined with a city crew and a representative of the equipment company on Saturday October 23rd to construct the park equipment. Marty Asleson reports that everyone had a good time and a lot of work was done. He read a letter he received from residents thanking everyone involved for their help. The neighbors talked about having a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the "new park. " N-14/Park at Baldwin Lake - Marty Asleson referred to copies of a letter sent to him and all board members from Tim Yantos, Chairman of Shoreview Covenant Church. That letter explained that the Church is interested in purchasing property in the N-14 area. They have been looking at a parcel of approximately 16.7 acres. The owner of this property will not sell less than the entire parcel. The church needs only about five acres. They have signed a purchase agreement with the owner to purchase the 16.7 acres for $210, 000. 00. This breaks down to $12,574.00 per acre. Approximately 40 to 50% of this 3 AOIN CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1993 property is wetland. The church is aware that the City is looking for additional property in this area for park land and would like the city to commit to the purchase of 8.6 acres at the cost of $96,578.00. The closing date on the purchase of the property is December 1, so the church would like the Park Board and Council to make a decision as soon as possible. Mr. Yantos says that he will pursue an agreement with a developer should the city not be interested in a purchase arrangement with them at this time. In earlier discussions between Marty and Mr. Yantos there was the mention that the city may choose to condemn this property. The following is quoted from the letter Mr. Yantos sent to Marty Asleson and the Board. "Because you have indicated that the city may choose to condemn this property, I sought the opinion from several different attorneys and appraisers as to what would be a fair position on this property. They informed me that should the city wish to condemn this property that the city would have to pay severance damage on wetland property. Our selling price is based on this consideration. " Marty suggested he would contact the City Attorney to get an opinion on the Church's proposal and also commented that it would be a good idea to have an appraisal on this property so we know the exact value here. He also noted that there is not any other space available in this area that would gain access to the County Park, anything else is zoned commercial. A discussion followed where the board agreed that they did not want the City to be part of the Church's purchase agreement. The board collectively agreed that they would adopt a "wait and see" position regarding this matter. George Lindy pointed out that the board does not want to spend money in excess of the budget allowed for this purchase, and everyone agreed this might be a case where plans can't go according to the Comprehensive Plan. Athletic Complex Site Re-locate Committee - A meeting of the committee to select sites for an athletic complex and Jeff Schoenbauer from Brauer and Associates was held on October 5th. At that time the committee made five site selections. They are: Parcel "A" located at Birch Street and Centerville Road, Parcel "B" located at Birch Street (adjacent to City of St. Paul Water Works easement) , Parcel "C" located at Holly Drive and Cedar Lake, Parcel "D" located at Holly Drive and Co. Rd J and Parcel "E" located at 62nd street and Hwy. 49. 4 CITY OF LINO LAKES PARR BOARD MEETING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1993 The committee reviewed evaluation sheets as prepared by Brauer & Associates for each site along with accompanying aerial photography. They concluded that Parcel "D" should be the preferred site, for the following reasons: * it offers good vehicular and trail access * the land is very suitable for this type of development * public utilities can likely be extended to the site in the future * development will have minimal impacts on adjacent properties and land uses * it is relatively central to the population This 82.5 acre site is the closest to the originally selected site as defined in the (comprehensive Plan. The committee also decided upon Parcels "A" and "C" as suitable alternatives should Parcel "D" not be attainable. Marty Asleson reported that the next step is to contact the property owners and set up a meeting between them , the City Administrator and Marty. The plan would be to meet with the landowners of sites 11 and #2 first. Marty noted that this is just an update, the meetings will come next. There was discussion where the board agreed that the name "athletic complex" is not the most descriptive or marketable term. The board would like the name to reflect more of the recreational aspect to portray a complex that would be used for more than athletic functions. Perhaps the term "recreation complex" could be used. Park Board Work Session Follow-up - Follow-up discussion of the Park Board Work Session that was held on October 27th was tabled until the next regular park board meeting. Recreation Focus Committee - Marty Asleson reported that the first meeting of the Recreation Program Focus Committee is scheduled for November 16th. Members of this committee will meet regularly to share ideas, discuss and plan future parks and recreation program offerings. Brian Bourassa will be the Park Board liaison to this committee. ADJOURN: A motion to adjourn was moved, seconded and carried unanimously. Meeting was adjourned at 8:45. 5 NI MORATDUM TO: Park Board Members FROM: Marty Asleson DATE: December 2, 1993 SUBJECT: Most Before Scheduled Meeting Time As I mentioned in the Memo I sent you with the priority list a couple weeks ago, I would like to meet at 6:00 pm prior to the regular Park Board meeting on Monday to assess the priority list. This way we should be more prepared to make decisions and recommendations during the meeting. I have only received two priority lists back at this time. Hopefully, I'll get more in before we meet. If you have questions or comments prior to meeting time please call me at 464-5562, otherwise I'll see you on Monday. MEMORANDUM TO: All Park Board Members FROM: Marty Asleson DATE: December 2, 1993 SUBJECT: Goals Review and the Shores of Marshan Building I?Rioci Ties - 4 -A If you forgot to return your goals priority sheets with the ratings on them, please bring them to the Park Board meeting. We will meet 1/2 hr. early to discuss the priorities and give some weighted averages to the ratings that were established. In regards to the item # 16, the Shores of Marshan Lake Building, because of the growth in staffing the City Council has determined that Parks, Recreation, Forestry, and Recycling will be moving down ,.� to this site. The City Council has established a budget of $43, 000 from the City general fund, $8,500 from the Recycling fund, and $12,000 from the Dedicated Park fund. We have been assured that there will be an adequate facility to operate out of. In the future, if a new city facility is built, then the Parks and Recreation department has a finished and usable building for use. I feel that this is a very workable situation, and a good use of dedicated park funds. We will have to eventually finish this building sometime, and we defiantly have a need for indoor recreation space, as well as a neighborhood facility. Please bring your thoughts to the Park Board meeting. I have attached a copy of the Park Board priorities, in case you need another copy. 1993-1994 PARK BOARD PRIORITIES (not necessarily listed in order) 1. Completion of N14 (South Baldwin Lake) park development 2. Completion of land acquisition N14 if feasible 3. Continue planning and phased development of Country Lakes Park. to begin with: a. Park master plan b. Opening area up and removing under growth c. Restructuring entrance, roadways and parking area d. Reestablishing turf e. Beach cleanup f. Pursuing DNR grant for fishing dock g. Prioritizing Phases of development 4. Continue paving existing trails that are not yet hard surfaces a. Pave all new trails as they are developed b. Determine length of trail system not yet paved relative to total completed trail syster 5. Improve parking conditions Lino Park 6. Outdoor hockey and pleasure rink to better utilize building at Lino Park 7. Continue search for Athletic Complex A-3 and provide additional funding if needed a. Make council aware of our interest in possible bond referendum for Park funding b. Follow up with appropriate property owners relative to Brauer study of desirable parce= '-"'8. Status of Rice Lake Estates? a. Developer-Park Board agreement b. Lots deeded to City c. Joint use agreement with Circle Pines d. Tennis Court Development e. We would like to finally resolve issues at Rice Lake Estates and complete Park development 9. Park Design/neighborhood- input.Brandywood 10. Park Design/neighborhood input Wenzel Farms 11. Park Design/neighborhood input Pine Ridge area 12. Park Design concepts/Park land delineation Quail Ridge 13. Access to Leonard and Bradley Park from the east 14. Rice Lake Elementary- Tennis Courts a. Priority status b. Estimates of costs c. Number of courts planned 15. Routine upgrade and maintenance of existing parks - (i e pinic tables) 16. Shores of Marshan Lake building (former Forjay building) improvement is a very lowest priority 17. Future park land acquisition and development funding is an immediate concern- we would like to begin planning for a bond referendum a. Stand alone Park financing bond referendum b. In combination with City Hall Referendum c. In combination with Youth Center Referendum d. Or any combination of a-c r- i <;ONT_ 1993-1994 PARR BOARD PRIORITIES .001N 18. Status of Right of way Wenzel Farms toward sunrise? IN -SUMMARY: 1. We are trying to tie up existing loose ends and complete projects started or committed to 2. Future Funding is an immediate- concern 3. Acquisition of A-3 Athletic Complex is universally accepted highest priority 4. Because of limited financing- funding remodel of Forjay building is not a priority MEMORANDUM 4- 0- TO: All Park Board Members FROM: Marty Asleson DATE: December 1, 1993 SUBJECT: Country Lakes Park Master Plan I have talked to Jeff Schoenbauer about having the ideas between the two concept plans incorporated into one plan. Jeff indicated that he would try to have this done for the Monday meeting. MEMORANDUM TO: All Park Board Members FROM: Marty Asleson DATE: December 1, 1993 SUBJECT: Trail Updates Please find attached a copy of the updated trail inventory as requested. Comprehensive Trails System Guide Lino Lakes Parks and Recreatiuon 1990-1994 Comprehensive Trails System Guide Lino Lakes Parks and Recreatiuon 1990-1994 ------ ------------------ ----- ------- --------- ------- ----- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ Map Facility Data Treatments 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 Sectio Trail Segment ----- ------- --------- ------- ----- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- Year Length Sq. Yds. Work Year Cost Work Cost Work Cost Work Cost Work Cost Work Cost ------ ----------------- ----- ------- --------- ------- ----- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- Glenv-Srpk 92 149 150 Egret-woods 91 188 190 Egret-woods 91 173 110 Wdrge-BOL. grave 160 221 Wdrge-woods grave 190 Haw-Lonpin-Coyote grave 1722 W Shad Lk-culvert 92 1038 Hok-Tom 92 1412 Tom-Hoka 92 1427 Morndov-Antelop 91 260 Prarifl-tunnel grave 167 Fawn Ln-culvert 91 442 Fawn Ln-nwdev 91 1227 Chkcher-whttail-brc grave 1210 7 1 1 - Comprehensive Trails System Guide Lino Lakes Parks and Recreatiuon 1990-1994 Pheasthls ent grave 650 Kingfis-tunnel grave 1125 Tomahk-tunnel 92 1030 RceLk E1-1 92 1256 RceLk E1-2 92 1181 RceLk E1-3 92 823 RceLk E1-4 92 1731 RceLk El-5 92 1730 U1 Dr. Bet Lot 4&5 Blk 1 93 307 Pine Rdge S.to N. Property 93 2724 Wdrdge 2 lot length stubs off Wdrdge Ln Bet lots 4&5 Blk 4 93 160 Bet lots 16 & 17 Blk 2 93 190 Blk Duk Est N. Side of Birch street 190 Comprehensive Trails System Guide Lino Lakes Parks and Recreatiuon 1990-1994 Frm 150' W. of E. Shad Lk Ct to W side of Blk Duk Dr. 93 1320 PHP 94 1450 Wenzel Farms 94 1635 Living Waters 94 1860 Park Gry S. along Linden Lane 94 870 Brchwd Ac Phase 1&2 94 2450 Brandywood Along 12th ave 94 655 Brandywood off WO Into the Park 94 150 Quail Ridge 94 1045 AGENDA. I'!'EM 6- A STAFF ORIGINATOR Marty AslesQn DATE November 29i 1993 TOPIC Development Proposal, Fox Trace AGR Fox Trace is a 25.67 Acre subdivision proposal by Clyde Rehbein. The Parcel is located in the NE 1/4 of section 31. The parcel is just south of the Rehben bus company land and is bounded by Ware road on the east, and state highway 49 on the west. In reference to the Lino Lakes Park Plan and Development Guide there is no need for land dedication on this parcel. Thus the park dedication would be based on the park dedication formula of fair market value, and housing density considerations. Mr. Rehbein has included his purchase agreement showing that he paid $350,000 for the 25 acres of land in this subdivision proposal. Actually the figure that I have is 25.67 acres. This amounts to $13634.59/acre.Placing these figures into our dedication formula: $13634.59/Acrg x 25.67 Acres x -.10 55 lots $636.36/lot or $35,000 per development There are three areas of trail concerns around this ,subdivision proposal. Referring to the comprehensive plan, a short segment of trail section 28 would be needed on the western or hwy 49 side. As with trail segments in other subdivisions that boarder county or state roads as long as the developer has obtained ' permits to install trails on the right of way, it seems appropriate to do so. Trail segment 1 28 is a transportation trail 2.2 miles in length. Trail segment 1 29 is a tra"portation trail that is also 2,.2 miles in length that runs along Ware Road and 62nd Street. , The 'segment on the Western side or the Ware Road side of the Development follows a city state-aid road. Again it is appropriate to place the trail on the road right-of-way if there is room. The Trail segment that heads to the .west from Ware Road on 62 nd street. follows a paper road easement. Clyde Rehbein is proposing that this Road Right'-of Way be abandoned. As of this time 1 have not been able to get an answer on this', since this has not been -to design review yet. The trail could`"be placed there if this roar, becomes a reality. Clyde Rehbein points out that if the road is abandoned, and as a separate issue, that the trail was intended to follow the power- line easement due south of his project. Mr. Rehbein has stated that he intends to develop the property to the south and at that time the trail could be dedicated. I 'think that this is the logical place to place the trail; however, if this is what happens the city could be placed in a position of defending a trail location after houses are established to the north in Fox Trace. Clyde has stated that he could draft disclosures and a development drawing with the trail located for home buyers. I have asked him to address this in his proposal to the Park Board. We were originally under the assumption that this subdivision was to go to public hearing on the 8th of December. It now appears that the hearing will be scheduled in January. At any rate this is on the park board agenda to get the process going and may or may not need future consideration. ,++ 1. Accept Clyde Rehbeins proposal for Fox Trace 2. Accept the proposal with an understanding that the above issues be addressed. 3. Do not accept the proposal. option 12, Accept the proposal with the understanding that permits, disclosures, and road issues be approved. R - PROPERTY, INC. 8651 NAPLES STREET N.E. BLAINE, MN 55449 December 1, 1993 Park Board City of Lino Lakes 1189 Main Street Lino Lakes, MN 55014 Dear Park Board Members: The proposed Fox Trace is a residential development consisting of 55 lots on 25 acres of land, with a density of 2 . 2 homesites/acre. Based on the cities Parkland Dedication Ordinance, in developments with a density of 0 to 3 units/acre, I 'm obligated to contribute 10% of the land or an equivalent cash amount towards the cities park system. I 'm proposing to satisfy this obligation by contrib- uting the required cash. Said cash contribution would be $35, 000. 00, which is 10% of the total purchase price of the land, as evidenced by the attached Purchase Agreements. I 'm also proposing to grade and place the base material for a pedestrian and bike trail within the right of way along the West side of Ware Rd. and along the East side of S.T.H. #49. 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This parcel was last looked at at the June 1992 Park Hoard meeting. As per the enclosed proposal, the subdivision is 13.59 acres total. It is zoned R-1 and has a housing density of 2.19 units/acre. There are 27 lots proposed for the subdivision. It is bounded by I35 W to the north," St. Joseph Catholic Church to the east and Sunset Ave to the west'. With respect to our Comprehensive Park Plan and Development Guide, there is no required land dedication ,needed. for this .parcel. Thus the park dollar dedication is based on the dedication formula considering fair market value, acreage and housing density. The trail dedication requirements according to the Comprehensive Plan, indicates a need for a bike route along 1.3 miles of Elm Street. This is trail segment no. 20, is designated on the south side of Elm street and also runs the 1.3 miles of Elm St. This trail is intended to be located in the road right-of-way. Looking at the subdivision site-specifically, with three cut-de-sacs emptying on to Elm street, it is important to consider the transportation needs of the residents within the subdivision and between the cul-de-sacs, as well as tying into the future transportation trail on the south side of the road in an organized fashion (ie. crossing to the transportation trail, and to the trail access toSunrise Park.:) Please refer to page 6-19 of the Comprehensive Plan. The estimated fair market value of this `should be based on the current price of acquiring a similar piece of land in the subdivision area. The estimated fair market value according to the Anoka county Assessor is approximately $6034/acre. The assessor admitted that this is` a very deflated value based on old sales in the area, and that his perception of the current price of land is substantially higher and that they would need to re-assess the property values in the City. Parcels of land in this. area of the City seem to be much lower, particularly along the Interstate Highway Corridor. For instance, the parcel of land in the Fox Trace Development sold for $13,635/acre. Usir4 the $10,000 minimum figure as cited in our dedication ordnance the dedication would be: 910.000/acre x 13.,59 ggree x .10 27 lots $503/per lot C& $13,590 per development Milli] 1. Accept this proposal with the $10,000 minimum land value for acreage base price market value. i 2. Disapprove the proposal d '................. option 11 - accept this proposal at the $.10,000 minimum market: value for acreage. J.C.JOHNSON CONSULTING C I V I L E N G I N E E R December 1 , 1993 Marty Asleson Parks Superintendent City of Lino Lakes 1189 Main Street Lino Lakes, MN 55014 Dear Marty, Re : Willow Ponds subdivision At the request of Mr. Gary Uhde of G. M. Development, 1 am submitting the following request to the Lino Lakes Park Board. The proposed subdivision includes an additional seven (7) feet of right-of-way so that an eight (8) foot wide trail can be constructed along the north side of Elm Street . The road is currently County Road No. 1.2 but is slated for turnback to the City when Apollo Drive is accepted by Anoka County. if acceptable the park dedication requirements will be satisfied by a cash payment per City policy procedure . ThP subdivision data is as follows : Total area 13 . 59 acres Net area (less exist Co. Rd. ) 12 . 34 acres Number of lots 27 Density 2 . 19 units/acre Average lot aize 17, 300 sq. ft . Either myself or Mr . Uhde will be at the December 6 , 1993 meeting to answer any questions you or the Park Board may have . Very truly yours, ohn C. John on, P .E. CC : Mr. Gary Uhde i i 6601 75th Avenue N . Brooklyn Park MN 55428 ( 61 21566 - 61 58 MEMORANDUM �- TO: All Park Board Members FROM: Marty Asleson DATE: December 1, 1993 SUBJECT: Tau Forfeit Parcel Please find attached a map of the piece of land bordering Lamotte Park that the City is acquiring as tax forfeit land. This adds a little on to Lamotte Park. , rM No.262-La„r111090) wanr'� Room rn n' ; VACANT LAND PURCHASE AGREEMENT This form approved by the Minnesota Association of REALTORS' Minnesota Association of REALTORS' disclaims any liability ansind out of use or misuse of this form. I Date_ August 26, 1993 2 Page 1 of 4 _-----__---pages a RECEIVED OF R. Property, � . 4 the One thousand and no 100 s----------------------= Dollars ($ 1,000.00 5.by CHEC SWNOTE as earnest money to be deposited upon acceptance of Purchase Agreement by all parties,on or before the next 6 business day after acceptance,in a trust account of listing broker but to be retumed to Buyer If Purchase Agree nt Is not accepted by 7.Seller. Said earnest money is part payment for the purchase of the property located at Approximately acres a _ located on Highway #49- 9. City f vino Lakes , County of Anoka , Staff of Minnesota, 10.legally described as: Legal as described in Exhibit A 11. 12.including the following property,if any,owned by Seller and located on said property. all garden bulbs,plants,shaft and blew wA also the llobolwing la personal property: None 14.all of which property Seller has this day agreed to sell to Buyer for the sum (* ; `, _ sand and no/1001 s-- 15. 70,000.00 ) Dollars, 16 which Buyer agrees to pay in the following manner. Earnest money of $ 1,000.00 and$ 15,000.00 17.cash on or before December 1, 1993 the data of closing, and the balanced$-_ 54,000.00 la by financing in aloccirdlyrw-mifth the attached financing addendum: 19.Assumption Contract for Conventional Purchase Money Mortgage Other N/A - -- - - - ro•a.a»1 -- - - 2Q SPECIAL CONTINGENCIES: This Purchase Agreement is subject to the following contingencies and if the following contingencies checed below 21.cannot be saii✓fied or waived, in writing, by Buyer by December 1 , 19 93 this Purchase Agreement shall become nun l and void and all earnest money shall be refunded to the Buyer. Buyers and Sellers agree to sign a cancellation of the Purchase Agreorttent. �t3(Select appropriate options a-h) N/A 24. O (a) BUYER/SELLER shall provide a certificate of survey of the property, at BUYER/SELLER eogxnrA not later than 25 _ 19_ N/A 26 O (b) Bar-obtaining - approval of cityAiownship of proposed building plans and specifications at BUYER/SELLER egxnse, -"man" N/A 27. ❑ (c) Buyer obtaining approval of city/township of proposed subdivision development plans at BUYER/SELLER a tpense. pb,- "--- N/A 2a O (d) Buyer obtaining approval of cityrtownship for rezoning or use permits at BUYER/SELLER apensa - Oaka"o,a -. .-- 29. O (e) Buyer obtaining BUYER SELLER expense, percolation tests which are acceptable to Buyer, 3Q ❑ (f) Buyer obtainingat(BUYER SELLER expense, soil tests which indicate that the property may be improved without extraordinary building 31. methods or cost. N/A 32. ❑ (g) Buyer obtaining approval of building plans and/or specifications in accordance with any recorded subdivision covenants and approval of 3a the architectural control committee 34. 0 (h) CTHER: Buver successfully closing purchase of adjoining 20 acres from Vernon 35 Lehmann 36 Seller's expenses for these contingencies (d any) shall not eceed $ N/A -T" Seller grants permission Of access to the property for testing and surveying purposes. 3a PLEASE NOTE: Buyer may incur additional charges improving the property including but riot limited It Hook-up andbr access chargerh mull icipal 39 &OPM costs for MW access, stubbing access, water access, panic dedi ation, road access, utility con m 4Q and tree planting charges nection and caecting fees, curb cuts 41.To the best of the Seller's knowledge there are no hazardous wastes, abandoned wens, or underground storage tams, ampt as herein noted. 42.SPECIAL WARRANTIES: Sell wararts that the property described in this Purchase Agreement consists d 5 � SQUARE FEET and is currently coned R-1 cam.aM 44.Seller warrants that the property IS c IS NOT n the designated 100 year flood plain area 4S Seller warrants that the p opetty DOES DOES N receive preferential tax treatment (.e., Green Acres, etc.). 46 Attached are other addenda which are mac a part of this Purchase Agreement. (Enter page or pages on line 2) 47.DEED/MARKETABLE TITLE: Upon performance by Buyer, Seller shall deliver a Contract For yyairrantty Deed Jolnei4 4a in by spouse, if any, conveying marketable title, subject to: 49.(A) Building and zoning laws,ordinances,state and federal regulations:(B) Restrictions relating to use or improaernent of the property without effective 511 forfeiture provisions; (C) Reservation of any mineral rights by the State of Minnesota; (D) Utility and drainage easements which do not interfere 51.with existing improvements; (E) Rights of tenants as follows (unless specified, not subject b tenancies): N/A 52. 5a(F) Othas (Must be specified in writing):_ N/A 54.TITLE & EXAMINATION: Sealer shall, within a reasonable time after acceptance of this agreement, fumish an abstract of titte4 or a registered 55 property abstract,cortified to date to include proper searches covering bankruptcies,state and federal judgments and liens,and levied and pending 56 special assmmoints. Buyer shall be allowed 10 business days after receipt of abstract for examination of title and making any objections 57 shall be made in writing or deemed waived. If any objection is so made, Seller shall have 10 business days from receiptwhich of Buyer's written title ` notify Buyer of Seller's intention to make title markyUbte within 120 days from Seller's receipt of such written objection. If notice is 5..,,Aen,payments hereunder required shall be postponed pending correction of title,but upon correction of title and within 10 days after written notice 60.to Buyer the pam;es shall perform this Purchase Agreement according to its terms. If no such notice is given or if notice is given but title is not 61.corrected within the time provided for,this Purchase Agreement shall be null;and void,at option of Buyer,neither party Shan be Gable for damages 62.horet:nder b the otlher and earnest money shall be refunded to Buyer, guyer and Seller agree to sign cancellation d Purchase 6a agroes to accopt an owner's title policy in the full amount of the purchase price in lieu d an abstract d title if the Agreement. Buyer 64.abstract or if no abstract d title is in Seller's policy() ProPorN is subject b a master possession or control. If Buyer i r to reeenre such 1 the tide ammination period shall commence 65 upon Buyer's receipt d a current title insurance commitment and (2) Seller shall pay the entire premium for uch policy if no lender's policy is 661 obtained,and only the additional cost of obtaining a simultaneously issued owner's policy if a lender's o, is nod(Buyer shag the 67.for the tinder's policy). pay premium 6a Seller and Buyer Initial: Seller Date, 4- Buyor Date M. rrN•VI PA-1 fl)gM �- VACANT LAND PURCHASE AGREEMENT This form approved by the Minnesota Associalion of REAL[OnS, Minnesota Associalion of REALTORS" Dale- disclainis any liahihty arisu in'g o of use or misuse of this lfort,------ - Au ust 13�1993 ------ _.. ---- — Z�. Page 1 3 RECEIVED OF _ R. Property, Inc. Pages 4.the of _ One thousand and no/100's-.------------- 5. CHE :SH-N6�E-as earnest money to be deposited upon _-------�---'--- Dollars ($1�0 0.00 ) cO7j°" Po acceptance of Purchase Agreement by all parttlea,on or before the next 6 business day after acceptance,In a trust account of listing broker but to be returned to Buyer If Purchase r —rTt Is not accepted by 7.Seller. Said earnest money is pad payment for the purchase d the /� a ^ property located at: Highway49 9 City of Lino Lakes 10 legally described as: The south County of_ Anoka , State of Minnesota, of the SEA of the NEB of Section 31, Townshi 31N, 11, Range 22W located in Lino Lakes, County of Anoka 12.Including the following properly,if any,owned by Seller and located on said None gym' all garden plants,shrubs and irh ;;and also the iblloaNng 13 personal property: 14.all of which property Seller has this day agreed to sell to B for the sum � M � `�15 no/190 s--_____ "� d: °t ��e "e" �tht's► t:hotxt4tnd and 16,which Buyer agrees to pay in the following manner. Earnest money d $ 1,000.00 _ "_.____ ($280.OQ0.Ot) _) paw 17.cash on or before December 1 1993 arrd'$ 27,000.00 1a by financing in accordance with the attached financing + the date of dosing, and the balance d$ 252,000.00 19.Assum lion ntract far elxlum: ----P_ — - Deed Conventional Purchase Mone�r IMortcage Other _ 20 SPECIAL CONTINGENCIES: This Purchase - 2t.cannot he satisfied or waned, in is Pure as Agreement is subject to the following contingencies and if the tollowi axiti n9 rxfenciee checlaed below become 22. and void and all earnest I,noney shall be refundded�to the Bu r. B e 1 19't the Pump R9rsemertt shall ye uyers and Sellers agree to sign a cancellation Of the Purchase ttnuil 23(Select appropriate o Ions a-h) 2 (a) BUYER/ ELLER hall provide a certificate Of survey of the property, at BUYER/ E�- --__--� .LEER e)Cpense, not later than 25 19 26. O (b) Buyer obtaining approval Of 014*wnship of proposed building plans and specifications at BUYER/SELLER expense. 27. C] (c) Buyer obtaining __—cam.cm) approval d cityAownship Of Proposed subdivision development plans at BUYER/SELLER - - (d"v,„ —— use 2a O (d) Buyer obtaining approval OfcityRownship for rezoning or use permits at BUYER/SELLER expense. 29.)4 (e) Buyer obtaining d UYER SELLER expense, percolation test which are acceptable to Buyer. 3Q (fl Buyer obtaining KBUYIM&I SELLER expense, soil tests which Indicate that the property may be improved without extraordinary Si. methods or cost. nary building 32. O (g) Buyer obtaining apprt:>,ral of building Plans arxibr specificabiris 33 the architectural control committee. in accordance with any recorded subdivision covenants and approval of 34•X (h) OTHER: Buyer obtainin reliminar plat a royal from CitY of Lino Lakes to divide 35. the proRerty into at least 40 residential homesites 36 Seller �nses for these contingencies (if any) shall not exceed $ N/A 9 Permission Of access to the property for' testing and surve�nng Purposes �PLEASE NOTE: Buyer may incur additional charges im . 40 and tree planting access, stubbing access, water the property including but not limited y Hook-up up andbr ace access Pik dedication, read access, utility connection and ems, municipal 41,To the best d the Seller's lvhovvl ��� �' curb � edge there are no hazardous wastes, abandoned wells, or underground 42.SPECIAL WARRANTIES: Seller warrants that the property described in this Purchase storage as herein ' 43_ 2 0 ACRES/SQUARE FEET and is currently Agreement consists d c'"11 _-- nUy coned R-1 44.Seller warrants that the Property iS c S NOT the designated 100 year flood plain area. 4a�e�el r warrants that the property DOES 46a ES __ f receive Preferential tax treatment (i.e., Green Acres, etc,), are otlher addenda which are made a Part of this Purchase Agreement. (Erb page or pew on line 2) 47.DEED/MARKETABLE TITLE: Upon Performance by Buyer Seller shall deliver a Contract for I 4a in by spouse, if any, conveying marketable Warranty Deed joinecj title, subject b: 49. A) Building and zoning laws,ordinances,state and federalregulations; Restrictions 5Q re Provslons; (mil Reservation d any mineral rights bby the Statte)of MinMinM ; p) b use d improwmertt d the Property nteriere 51.with existing improvements; (E) Right of tenants as follows unless �) Utility and fecdve drainage easements h tt id 52. ( specified, not subject to tenancies):_N/A 5a(F) Others (Must be specified in writing): I 54.TITLE & EXAMINATION: Seller shall, within a reasonable bk registered time after property ,certified tD date to include aceeptarice d this agreement, fumish an 5ra special Buyer shall be aibwed10businesss days a{teerr � of lee'state and federal judgments andLiens,and levied a per Of or a 57.shall be made in writing or deemed waived. ff receipt abstract for examination d title and maki ol s to � Buyer d Seller's intention to make tide market r et made, Seller shall have 10 business days from recei�d oblec:tions whicch 59 given,payrnertts hereunder required shall be Postponed pending within 120 days from Seller's receipt d such written uyer's written title 60 to Buyer the Parties shall perbrin this Purchase Agreement Ord orrection a title,but upon correction d title and within 10 days written is 61,a ed within the time Provided for,this Purchase Agree b terns. if no such notice is given or if notice is given but title is not 32.h§„�,'ider to the other and earnest Aggreement shall be nut and void,at option d Buyer;agrees ►Honey shall be refunded to B uyer and Seller neither party shall be liable for damages 344 «> an owner's title Policy in the full amount of the purchase ��ro sign cancellation of Purchase N no abstract d the is in Seller's Price in lieu of an abstract of title ff the Agreement. 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