The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About12/02/1991 Park Board PacketCITY OF LINO LAKES "- PARK BOARD MEETING MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1991 6:30 PM AGENDA 1. Call to Order and Roll Call 2. Consideration and Approval of Minutes of November 14, 1991 3. Open Mike 4. Old Business: a.) Developer's preliminary plat park dedication 101N proposals 1. Black Duck Estates - Keith Eibensteiner 2. Shores of Marshan Lake - Jack Menkveld 3. Weaver Property - Kirk Corson b.) Pheasant Hills Land Trades c.) Parks, Recreation and Forestry Update d.) Other Old Business 5. New Business 6. Adjourn PARK BOARD MINUTES NOVEMBER 14, 1991 The November meeting of the Lino Lakes Park Board was called to order by Vice Chairman Ken Johnson at 6:35 pm on Thursday, November 14, 1991 at Lino Lakes City Hall. Roll call was taken, members present were Bill Nissen, Ken Johnson and John Baumann. Members absent were Candi Toffoli and Chairman George Lindy. Also in attendance was Marty Asleson, Superintendent of Parks, Recreation and Forestry, and Carole Kohler, Parks Secretary. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: John Baumann made a motion to approve the minutes of the October 7, 1991 meeting. The motion was seconded by Bill Nissen, and the minutes were approved as mailed. OPEN MIKE: No one appeared under Open Mike OLD BUSINESS: Park Dedication Formula - Marty Asleson reported that Don Volk presented the park dedication formula as requested by the Park Board to the council at their November 12th meeting. The council voted to approve the new formula as presented, and it will become affective February 1, 1992. Any new developments or subdivisions after that date will use the new formula. Wenzel farms - Mr. Asleson updated the board on the progress of the trails running from this development to Sunrise Park. Recommendation of the Park Board was to talk to the property owners involved in the easemnent between lots 4 & 5 on Rice Lake Court regarding the change of this easement from utility easement to a trail. Marty Asleson reported that the property owners were cooperative, the selling point was the landscaping that the City will do along such trails. The property agreement is still being worked on, and it is at the City Attorney's now. Golf Course - Marty Asleson reported that the property along Aqua Lane that was originally considered for a golf course was no longer available. This property is presently being considered for a new development by Jack Menkveld . Mr. Menkveld will be appearing before the Park Board on December 2 regarding that. Marty says he has discussed the golf course issue with Bill Nissen, and Mr. Nissen has suggested using students to do market analysis and demand and feasibility studies. Ken Johnson noted that any other parcels available to buy for a golf course may be too close to Chomonix. Mr. Asleson mentioned that there is a possiblity that another golf course will be coming into the City also. He states that 01we need someone to spend the time and do the research." Bill Nissen will contact the people he has in mind and report back to the board. 1 PARK BOARD MINUTES �-t NOVEMBER 14, 1991 Comprehensive Park Planning Committee Update - The committee soon will be looking for public input on their plans. Currently Marty Asleson is trying to pull a meeting of all the boards and staff people together prior to a public meeting. He was hoping to schedule a meeting with the boards before Christmas. Bill Nissen says he would prefer a meeting after the first of the year. Marty Asleson suggested a breakfast meeting on a Saturday morning like the one held last winter. Both Ken Johnson and John Baumann thought a Saturday morning meeting would be a more productive, relaxed atmosphere. Marty will continue to try to put this meeting together. Shade Tree Committee and Forestry Update - The City of Lino Lakes is the first city to use the vibratory plow . Marty Asleson reports that there were a few problems. The plow broke, but this is a brand new machine and the bugs haven't been worked out of it yet. Even with the problems, the crews were able to put in 2 1/2 miles of plow line and reach 28 infection centers in eight days on the south side of the city. Work was also done on Lantern Lane, Baldwin Lake, Rohavic Oaks, Lois Lane and the St. Joseph's Church area. Mr. Asleson commented that he hopes to have the city in control within three years. He also reported that the State Finance Committee with '~ the DNR were touring in the area and met with him, they spent about 45 minutes reviewing our forestry plan. Ken Johnson asked how the tree preservation plan is working out with developers and builders. Marty Asleson noted that there have been just a few problems, as with any new rule or change, but for the most part it has been well received. Marty Asleson also reported that the unexpected record snowfall recently put a stop to seeding and any forestry programs being worked on at the time. He also commented that the city crews worked very well together and did a very good job in light of the conditions. NEW BUSINESS: Black Duck Estates - This item has been moved up in the agenda to accommodate Mr. Keith Eibensteiner in the audience at this time. Mr. Eibensteiner appeared before the Park Board and explained his plans to develop two parcels that were originally platted as a portion of Lakes Addition #7, or the former Lakecrest Addition that was most recently proposed as a development from Jeff Joyer and Ron Mikolai. This will be two separate developments, but adjoining. One addition will be called Black Duck Estates, it is 9.83 acres with plans for 20 single family homes on lots approximately 1/2 acre in size. It is bounded on the east by Black Duck Drive, on the south 2 PARK BOARD MINUTES --IN NOVEMBER 14, 1991 by Birch Street and adjoins to the west the other addition that will be known as Black Duck Estates Second Addition. Black Duck Estates Second Addition will be 12.5 acres in size, with plans for 28 single family homes on lots approximately 2 acres. This addition is to the south and east of East Shadow Lake Drive. These developments will have to be re -platted, and have already been before the Design Review Board. Marty Asleson noted that park dedication had already been taken up several years back, but that Mr. Eibensteiner will have to meet trail requirements. Ken Johnson asked about the progress of the Weaver property near -by to the east. Marty Asleson explained to him that the developers may still come in, the issue is on hold until concerns regarding Captain's Place are resolved. Mr. Eibensteiner informed the board that the plans he is showing are what the council and the DRB chose. Marty Asleson explained to him, the need to get people from the Black Duck area out to the main flow and to the near -by parks. .x The Park Board suggested that Mr. Eibensteiner put a trail along the north side of Birch Street going East and west to the end of .-� the development. This trail should be off of the right-of-way. This will mean that the property owner of the lot on the corner of Outlot J and Birch Street would have to be contacted by Mr. Eibensteiner to negotiate having a trail run alongside his property. The house on the property does not sit very close to the road. Mr. Eibensteiner questioned whether he could put a trail off the right-of-way. Marty Asleson says yes, that he can have a his property platted to show a linear park, (not a trail) and would be owned and maintained by the city. He pointed out that the ordinance states that the trails are to be 15 feet wide with a crushed ag lime base and the city will do the bituminous. Bill Nissen commented that he can see advantages to a trail here. He thinks there is a lot of potential for a major link to Country Lakes Park with a linear park here. Mr. Eibensteiner mentioned that when he contacts the property owner he will be able to use as a negotiating tool, the fact that he has to bring sewer and water in to this development right by the property here, and this property owner will be accessible to it. Mr. Eibensteiner noted that this development is still in the preliminary stages, he still has to meet again with the City Planner, John Miller and also the council. Marty Asleson offered to be of help to Mr. Eibensteiner. As this development is still in the preliminary stages, no motion or recommendation is necessary at 3 PARK BOARD MINUTES s� NOVEMBER 14, 1991 this time. Mr. Eibensteiner thanked the board for giving him some direction in the trail requirements matter. He will be back with a proposal as his development proceeds. OLD BUSINESS• Recreation Update - Marty Asleson referred the board to the 1991 Recreation Program Recreation Report, it shows the number of participants in the rec programs last summer and fall, the expenses involved, and the income generated from those programs. He noted that the income from the open softball leagues off -set the expense of the other programsti Marty reports that Barry Bernstein, Parks and Recreation Program Supervisor will try to expand the open softball program next summer, as it was so successful, especially for a first year program. He expects to have an additional ball field available for such a program next summer. Mr. Asleson explained that the Lino Lakes VFW needed a written verification from us to show to the State Gambling Board where proceeds are being spent that they have donated. Hence the accompanying copy of a letter sent to Mr. Bohjanen of the VFW. Marty Asleson says that he wants to be able to see where the donated monies actually go, so he has started tracking them. He also reported that the VFW Ladies Auxillary pledged $1000.00 for our open playground program. Ken Johnson says he feels strongly that there should be a plan targeted for the monies such as a project or improvements, etc. so that when we contact various organizations seeking funds, we have a definite use in mind. Marty Asleson noted that he would like to use the donated gambling dollars from the VFW for electricity needs at Country Lakes Park for the skating rink and parking lot, and also try to meet the electricity needs at Lino Park. He commented on how he was surprised to find out how expensive it is to run electric service lines in to a building. Bill Nissen suggested that if there was electricity coming off W. Shadow Lake Drive for a sign, perhaps there could be a tie into electricty from here at a lesser cost. Marty mentioned that we will also have to address the issue of a public phone at Country Lakes Park if we are going to have skating or any open programs here. Marty Asleson talked about Parks and Recreation Departments in other cities, and commented on how the present state of the economy has caused some of them to close, the City of Burnsville Parks and Recreation Department for example. He says that all around the 4 PARK BOARD MINUTES NOVEMBER 14, 1991 state everyone is feeling the crunch. He will continue to seek donations from many sources in the area. He will be going to the Blaine Legion on the 19th. Ken Johnson noted again that he would like to see donated dollars go directly to the recreation fund. Marty Asleson then explained the Fall and Winter Recreation programs that Barry Bernstein has scheduled. He would like to get some teen programs started such as broomball and volleyball. Barry will be at the next meeting to answer any board questions regarding the recreation programs. Bill Nissen mentioned that his wife, who is one of our recreation department aerobics instructors, feels that the winter programs are too long. Marty says he will convey that to Barry , and look into it. Mr. Nissen also asked if the costs shown on the 1991 Recreation Department Participation Report showed Barry's wages. Marty says no, they do not. Ken Johnson commented that we need to take a look at more ideas for funding. Bill Nissen commented that Central Park in Roseville was developed from a foundation. Marty referred the board to an article he had in their packets regarding community foundations. There Was No Other Old Business. New Business: Minor Subdivision / Beatrice and Emmet Salberg - This is property belonging to Emmet and Beatrice Salberg that is located directly east of Rehbein's Peltier View development running east off loth Avenue. This area is not one that would be a considered for open space needs. Ken Johnson suggested just taking the standard park dedication fee. MOTION - John Baumann made a motion to approve the standard cash park dedication fee for the Emmet Salberg minor subdivision. Motion was seconded by Bill Nissen. All were in favor. Motion carried unanimously Menkveld Addition/Forjay Property - Marty Asleson showed the board a map of a new development proposed by Jack Menkveld. This addition is a 30 acre parcel east of Lake Drive , north of Aqua Lane and west off of Marshan Lake. This is where the old Forjay Floral was, the greenhouses will soon be taken down. This information at this time is only for the Park Board to preview, as Mr. Menkveld is scheduled to appear with his park land proposal at the December 2nd park board meeting. Marty Asleson pointed out where the park land will be. It is a 3 5 PARK BOARD MINUTES NOVEMBER 14, 1991 acre parcel on the Lake Drive side of the development, where the land is high. The proposed trails will be an important link to the regional park. Marty thinks this concept is good. He suggests the board go out and take a look at the area where the greenhouses will be taken down. Recreation Agreement with Forest Lake School District #831 - Marty Asleson reported that he and Don Volk had a meeting last night with Dan Poeppard of Forest Lake School District #831 to review the School Site Agreement . This agreement was in the park board packet. Marty reports that the meeting was very positive. Forest Lake seems to have no problem with our programming on their available time. He explained that this agreement is somewhat of a new concept, where communities work between themselves to meet their needs. Mr. Asleson asked for any comments nad/or input from the board. Bill Nissen asked if we were expected to maintain only the athletic fields, and who draws the boundary? Marty didn't have the answer. Ken Johnson wanted to know if we are talking about any major type of developments here. Marty says nothing at this time, we could possibly be talking about using their facilities, maybe on a '"N temporary basis. John Baumann asked if the City Attorney has looked at this agreement yet. No he hasen't. Mr. Poeppard wants to take it to his school board meeting on the 12th or 14th of December. MOTION - John Baumann made a motion to recommend to the council that they accept the agreement as written providing the City Attorney reviews and approves it. The motion was seconded by Bill Nissen. All were in favor and the motion passed unanimously. Regional Recreation Open Space Program - Marty Asleson refered the board to a hand out from the 1991 County Capital Improvement Program showing where $1,647,000.00 in funds has been allocated for the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Regional Park to develop picnic areas, interpretive centers, trails, roads, and parking. Marty explained that the County is now changing from acquisition to developing. The Aqua Lane project bridge is expected to be open by Christmas and hopefully paved next spring. Bill Nissen asked Marty about cross country skiing in the Regional Park this winter, are they going to charge? Marty explained that 1.1 PARK BOARD MINUTES ;,--IN NOVEMBER 14, 1991 the users will have to buy a State license to use the trails and the golf course. Bill Nissen noted that the trails are "ready now" because of the recent snow, but they are not lit. There was no other Old Business. Ken Johnson made a motion to adjourn. It was seconded by John Baumann. All were in favor. The meeting was adjourned at 8:20 pm. 7 North PRELIMINARY PLAT --OF-:- BL•A DUCK ESTATES ........ . . �P�'', (`. / r lrS.k� \�� ••�' i r,� `i' \ . / / / ,FV. �`; _.•L_—...� .:J.._� ,� /4:�1 1 I ,� _ � ,ter' J i' I I ------------ ..... 19 4/ e �o''•'+/� , ' ' r 3, . r /l+ .I/ \♦ ` ` o �a•eor 44.19' go do IJ 14 15 f-D 4k 21 \13 kFtgshanpu Drive_ — 41 24, �lj Zr 10 _j I -f7 --------------- CO U N -rle 5TA.Tc Also �A%GVAwAly so COUNTY PARK t 7 5 3 I SHERMAN LAKE 3 3 4 Jx L 1 f - X. 00 i R t v c: PHEASANT = __ , K0 HILLSkx - • r - PRESERVE LINO LAKES. MINNESOTA do Developed By: ED VAUGHAN ' ` MERILA am. 1► 1�1► �� ►II lu TO: Marty Asleson - Don Volk FROM: Carole Kohler DATE: December 30, 1991 SUBJECT: Park Board Agenda The following are some items you may want to include in the agenda for the upcoming park board Meeting on Wednesdayt January 8, 1991; Appleby - Woodridge Estates - Marty you wanted me to remind you to put this on the agenda Follow-up or present status of: Black Duck Estates J Jack Menkveld - Shores of Marshan Laker' / Weaver Property — au,}, 1 c� Pheasant Hills Parks, Rec and Forestry Update Y� Follow-up on possible purchase of warming house building at Birch Park. Don was going to check into this and report back to the board 16 i! MEMORANDUM TO: All Park Board Members FROM: Marty Asleson DATE: November 27, 1991 SUBJECT: New Park Dedication Ordinance Please find enclosed for your information, a copy of the new Park Dedication Ordinance as it was adopted by the City Council on November 12, 1991. M CITY OF LINO LAKES COUNTY OF ANOKA STATE OF MINNESOTA ORDINANCE NO. 05 - 91 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE LINO LAKES CITY CODE BY CHANGING THE PARK DEDICATION FEE The City Council of the City of Lino Lakes, Anoka County, Minnesota does ordain: if Property Dedication. Section 1001.14 of the Lino Lakes City code is amended to read as follows: AMENDMENT: ELIMINATE: ADD• I. Density in Units/Acre 0 to 3 3 to 5 5 to 7 7 to 9 9 or more Entire section 1001.14 after (4) in paragraph 2. For residential development the following formula shall apply: Percentage of Land Dedication 10% 12% 14% 16% 18% Land site selection is to be approved by the park board. The city may choose to accept an equivalent amount in cash from the applicant based on the following formula: Land Cost/Acre ($10,000/minimum acre) x (Density Factor % x Subd. Acreage) = Park Number of Lots in Subdivision Dedication /Unit or (Park Dedication/Unit) x (no. of Units) = Dedication Per Acre Number of Acres ✓-N' II. The park board may accept any combination of land and monies, not to exceed the dedication requirements. III. Minor subdivisions, as defined by ordinance, will be required to follow the Land Dedication Density Table listed in the ordinance, or $500.00 per building site, at the decision of the park board. IV. For commercial or industrial development: A. The developer shall pay to the City $200.00 for each 1,000 square feet of proposed building for any commercial or industrial use except those uses set forth as follows: B. The developer shall pay to the City $133. for each 1,000 square feet of proposed building for uses as follows: 1.) Warehousing 2.) Low Labor Intensive Light Manufacturing/Assembly (one or less employee per 1,000 square feet of structure) 3.) Other Low Labor Intensive Uses C. All such money must be paid prior to the issuance of the building permit. D. The above shall apply to new buildings and additions to existing buildings. II. This Ordinance shall be effective thirty (30) days after its passage and publication as required by City Charter. Passed by the Council of the City of Lino Lakes this day of , 1991. ORDINANCE NO. 05 - 91 Harold L. Bisel, Mayor Marilyn G. Anderson, Clerk -Treasurer The motion for the adoption of the foregoing ordinance was duly seconded by Council Member and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor: The following voted against same: Whereupon the resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. ,-' AGENDA ITEM 4 A 10 1 Did to)' 1 TO: All Park Board Members FROM: Marty Asleson DATE: November 27, 1991 SUBJECT: Development Park Dedications for Consideration Please find enclosed (3) development preliminary plats with proposal dedications. ~ A concept plan of Black Duck Estates was presented to the Park Board by Keith Eibensteiner at our last meeting. Again, this development has no dedication requirement other than trail consideration. The Menkveld Shores of Marashan Lake concept was also presented. It appears that it was feasible to move the trail to the East further from the property lines. Jack will explain this. This concept fits into our developing Comprehensive Plan. As of this writing, the Weaver Property development information was not available. If it is not contained in this packet, Kirk Corson will be at the meeting. AGENDA ITEM h A I November 27, 1991 Royal Oaks Realty, Inc. 4196 Lexington Avenue Shoreview, MN 55126 City of Lino Lakes 1189 Main Street Lino Lakes, MN 55014 To whom it may concern: On November 17, 1991, Black Duck Estates phase I & II were brought before the Park Board Commission. The decision was made that the trail would be located right along Birch Street. Starting at the far west side of Phase II the park dedication will continue east until the Delzes property. The park dedication will pick up again on the east Delzer property and continue east and then turn north between Lot 9 & 10 Block 2, Phase I. This information is all shown on the preliminary plats previously submitted. If you have any questions or comments, please call me at 483-5518. Sincerely, Keith Eib nsteiner WMO 4-14 --,- November 27, 1191 NORTH SUBURBAN DEVELOPMeWT, IWC. 1,'37-41, Ave. N. i:. Blaine, Mn. 5543-4 612-7GE-600(.) wq City of Li"o Lake�; Duar SirQ: We hove oubmitted for your raview the proliminary plat of Shorvic;- Qf Lake Morahan. 7his iG a proponed 56 lot residential development 3waatod ac.,Jace"t to Lake Wive on property now known an 4-J nurseries.. Ww proposm dedicatiny a 2 pluw acre parcel for park purposps in the uouthwesterly corner of said property. This proposed park WOUK be adjacent to undevelopod land allowing for the possibility of future expan%iun. Thw propowwd park site ,narally lwvwl and well drainod. !here are some mximting treet, along tho we at x"d zouthor3y edgw6 of this propowed wito. lb property prosently has numerous gveen h"uvws a"d agriculturs) building on it. Thesw will n11 be removed prior to the plat King filed and the part lond hRiny roceived by thn city. We also propose providing a trail waseme"t along Lake MarShan.This sasament wo"Id he above the ordinAry high water Marl, but within the 100 year flood pl.:.. . We werp advizod that a tVaU cou3d be constructod at this lucktio" if minov gradIng WC: G done. Trai3 easumento would bk !novided i" 1 placno too ullow cunnection of the law side tysil Lu the mtreet %ywtom. Kenne advice if Y00 hava qumstions rwyarding this propo6Y. Y1 31 A. Mwnkveld, Pv us. PAIRI H EAUDURBAN DEVELOPMEWTV TNC,, f �o �.t..o vJ �•1 otj QL I� MAQ54AO AGENDA 1 i EM 4 Q HOKANSON DEVELOPMENT, WC. -- 9174 Isanti Street N.E. Maine, MN 55434 786-3130 November 27, 1991 TO: PARK BOARD FROM: HOKANSON DEVELOPMENT RE: QUAIL RIDGE HOKANSON DEVELOPMENT IS PROPOSING TO DEDICATE LAND IN PLACE OF A MONETARY DEDICATION. THIS PARK IS PROPOSED IN THE SOUTHWEST PORTION OF THE PLAT ADJACENT TO A SINGLE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT WITH SMALLER LOTS. THE AREA SHOWN AS PARK IS ABOVE THE ONE HUNDRED YEAR FLOOD LEVEL. ACCESS TO THIS PARK FROM THE NEW DEVELOPMENT WILL BE FROM A TRAIL ALONG BIRCH STREET. WHERE THE TRAIL MUST CROSS THE CREEK IT WILL NEED TO BE WITHIN THE BIRCH STREET RIGHT OF WAY IN ORDER TO CROSS THE CULVERTS. THE CITY WILL NEED TO OBTAIN PERMISSION TO HAVE THEIR TRAIL IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY. THIS 'TRAIL AREA WILL HAVE A FIFTEEN FOOT WIDTH. ACCESS TO THE PROPOSED PHEASANT HILLS NATURE CENTER AND PRESERVE WILL BE VIA THE ROAD EXTENDING TO THE POINT TO THE NORTH. AGENDA ITI:-M 4 4, — 3, 110K ONSON D, VELOPMENT, INC. 9174 Isand Street N.E. Maine, MN 55434 786-3130 November 27, 1991 TO: PARK BOARD FROM: HOKANSON DEVELOPMENT RE: QUAIL RIDGE HOKANSON DEVELOPMENT IS PROPOSING TO DEDICATE LAND IN PLACE OF A MONETARY DEDICATION. THIS PARK IS PROPOSED IN THE SOUTHWEST PORTION OF THE PLAT ADJACENT TO A SINGLE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT WITH SMALLER LOTS. THE AREA SHOWN AS PARK IS ABOVE THE ONE HUNDRED YEAR FLOOD LEVEL. ACCESS TO THIS PARK FROM THE NEW DEVELOPMENT WILL BE FROM A TRAIL ALONG BIRCH STREET. WHERE THE TRAIL MUST CROSS THE CREEK IT WILL NEED TO BE WITHIN THE BIRCH STREET RIGHT OF WAY IN ORDER TO CROSS THE CULVERTS. THE CITY WILL NEED TO OBTAIN PERMISSION TO HAVE THEIR TRAIL IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY. THIS TRAIL AREA WILL HAVE A 111%1 FIFTEEN FOOT WIDTH. ACCESS TO THE PROPOSED PHEASANT HILLS NATURE CENTER AND PRESERVE WILL BE VIA THE ROAD EXTENDING TO THE POINT TO THE NORTH. RI S BIRCH STREET RX OIfILOT 0 vmsnm i3K7a N 99• Pa 2E W IJ192a n4 99. 2Y 19' E rY PHEASANT HILLS PRESERVE s 7e.500 ► 2 —L C.SA.H. x 10 ym,hei 0 H I Inch a 100 feet o.oz'irom� ��c in �� MAT. ArN02391 Qq1`—TEL. z'+.ae� eau vNo za4t L�E�kEc YCLP55 ! GRAVEL —PLPLED ON APPRWED 9119aR40E Omn1 to, io- 0 4- OTURAIA 0 1-1 0-1: it shing & Audrey Wens 1199 Binh S-1 WI Lim Lek— MN 55014 RX DcvdVlwr: PorkmK i' DerdopmunL lnc. Ann: Kirk Cmsnn 91741sami Strcn / 0lnine, kIN 55434 phone 1612) 7853130 E,vMmg Zoning - R I \ Gross Area - 39.9 acre 't Esccpliar • I.B xre $ Mat Anna • 38.1 acre ' Single Family Lou - 42 Net Density - 1.1 onita/acrc Pad DWication-3.1 acrc NI "�— City sanitary sewer nod wetanmin &I 0:tcks: 301 n 1— yard 2kw0 TO f ecl hotue We yard S fat gaagc We'W 30 fen v st side yard (comer Ire) IZ 30 fen rem ��- la Fmes Se M nimom - 90 feet u .825 o nsnn d a 1oot , fMM set bnrk line a ( 115 feet W mmer lots 1 - La Depth - 133 fart minimum Ea.-.: 5 f Y oo side iw lions (unM..dic- se slwwn) �ap, IO kn on rtar lot liras (uNev olherwitt shown) \ \u` R — I Ali hod below 100 yra, Real plain xion provided by Develops: The SE 114 of the NE IM of \se Section Towmhip 31. Range 22, Amka Cmnty, Munn?-,. Sings) ne Sectieon?B. n 28. Amka Cmay Ditch No. 25. Subject to the right-of-way of C . Hoch highway No. 10 m Drown on Anoka Cuumy Rigbt-of-wey Mat Nu. 11. 0uardary Survey pmnided by Gnlwnr & Associates. Inc. Mnjnt Surveyor Caitw• & Assocta LaW Surveyors. Is. Jo I �' 17720 Highway 9 fS i L I Ham L ke. MN 55304 1 Quail Ridge -Preliminary Plat wl -�� i R. NELSON ENGINEERING 1460 93cd Lane NE Blaine, MN 55434 (612) 784-7390 _ 1 r�lpV yRFY T4T Tfb PLPK S✓EcmCatgM 0rt fPPanT �aTE aEVIDKIN �TIT4 � 1—i AGENDA ITEM 1 3 0 VO 1w, 1!! 12 �Z BLACK DUCK ESTATES . City, of LINO LAKES; Anoka County i — _ \ O / 00 co j EAST \ ` r / 4C2.03 \ /% / Now 110 90 b / OeWI t//1 �E F C%/�/G / T y /' �ASE/✓/F/✓T +`\` / j ,/ / 0,9 \p I I e 893 1 1 \ \$ \ 9 \/ S� ` IN o \ \ ; I I I ago I> f \ I 99d / If 1 50 2 \ \ 5 I t 1 ,� — I —_ — l I 1 S89 02/ '/5 "E I /-W. 0 — L". % �/� pp I I 3��y5Q ; ,�/_ �i? �1�/1(ih \ \� j - / -�- 110 'jr 14 qj 165 \t1111i 5, a \ 8 / _ �_ '"® - �` \ \ g93;2 13 g2,oB0 >S,l(0, to t \) —8 � �N•__ a � — — \ ; lf• � jI � ..�— _ —i, / / I , \ I 0 � � / I 11 / '� _ / --� 14o �- / o / ' C� — — — �\ �'-�--T \� 96 7 \ \ � 321?902»51E 000 R �' / _ 0 \ \ �� , , 8975 ti 1 I / J 10 Vill 898 12 a� I / e9�x3 89s 3 \ a - _ � Res anau 3 , ' _ ac'�6' o - ^� \ / �° °° j Drive 0 � 4a i98 144 140 f198 1 896 - _ J90 NY 1 r 898- 157 24 x 900- \ j t S89 CZ> 15 E . \ V \� o.�N QO rt^ ��\CU goo ` is -900 I NZ 10 \ \f*O zoo P 1 Lz I P,4 R K 140 0 343 358 s,aso ARK L — — — — — — — — — — ti — — — 89s — — - S99020-r, "E -�-- � Xtsl. 8 orn I 900 : X h C1 - - _ 902 C.S.A.H. No. 10 1 f: I •".3'°...r"RTi9f7SrTMICCP'.'..•.... 2+e•�rrg��' 'iS+..u'KSL-. .^'P.. a,.r. - r .. • Z`kid,r:•�..^3iwTh.,.'w�.".3':i7"...fl'u"^i.Y7.S.T..�'°."�.S:s.2Gd:_"'22.�C77. 450.�:71Z3J°SL'ASTr,C�SeC^»1"""r�aS�"+ra«cr..+e�.n�a r'e-.-•r•.�s.'�t'm+.rn.z^mt*r ,.�..c.:s.^.....'..aTmT"7"�C�.„^TJ iTP.a'u'¢5euISi>Dffid. -:. "" d...:. �rr'�.^i� `wn•e.•r+.�++..r'.^-.±.`rt**'�.r^,.2,�'F.".L`S..r"�'^`"^c"-""-"'Fji3:Z. .SR"�'°."''.+�.t Jog /1/. 9/95"O PP. Owner & Developer Keith Eibensteiner Royal Oaks Realty Inc. 4196 Lexington Ave. Shoreview, Mn 55126 Tel: 483-5518 LEGAL DESCRIPTION Outlot A, Lakes Addition No. 8, Anoka County, Minnesota. Outlot J, Lakes Addition No. 2, Anoka County, Minnesota. That part of Outlot A, Lakes Addition No. 7, Anoka County, Minnesota, lying east of.the northerly extention of the west line of Lot 15, Block 1, and lying westerly of the northerly extention of the east line of Lot 6, Block 1, Lakes Addition No. 7, Anoka County, Minnesota. Lots 13 through 28, Block 3 and Lots 5 through 16, Block 1, Lakes Addition No. 7, Anoka County, Minnesota, together with that part of Reshanau Lane that has accrued to said lots by reason of vacation. MINIMUM SETBACMM� 4, `p0 �i -,1sF° , NsF l0 30 GAR.80 /� ' M � Irl ST8Fi; 7 (40' orr of YP. EASEMENTS I lot LW w I � I I lDi— S TREE T /V/O (f 9. 6(farin9s crre are 7,7 assumed dalurn. 2. Distances ohd areas are sealed. 3. �X/, 'i/r)9 30.17/17y /S C"�/�./ 4. 5. ®TH2 61e,7o1es Soil j�or/r/9 by E�9 . Co r/o. ( Jo 6 /i/o . 2G'>D ola /ed Oct. /7, 1980) 6. Area o � �la� � 9.834 acres 20 proposed single /, Jm i!y %ls 2.0 loll per- <7cre 9. 840 Z.F' oeef (ex/: /ng curb to ce�Ier ful-ole-saes /O. /o, 3 50 S9, �'>!. o //, /z2ar,/ %fie 4! c o /, .00 5 r\ Location Map �I ALake I --7- •• MD. .�101au rake i y . D r•� b � L INlxl L ' ' 27 KN -- -29j — _ ..c, ,BIRCH ST. 1•� x W to C. xri(LD .p i n I OLD e. f 4 p a D. 0 HST. BIR ` _ .7K�/ N. r. ... fir. N AA I �. [NO AIxrD ` ■ \� b,. 6400 r ySS4...TT} s I I I HOLLY DR:.� I S2.. ---- 33 34- D ST. W. ICO. RD. NO. 31 �. ASH ST. i I = 6000 i WPM- CCC I/AD 17 North Scale: 1 Inch = 50 Feet i hereby certify that this survey, plan, or report was prepared by me or under my direct supervision and that am a duly Registered Land Surveyor under the laws 'of the State of Minn e sota, Date le-lef`- 9/ Reg. No. 98Q8 ono/ ravis�o/ 25/Oc� 9/ Revised aloc6 )7ac4 C/. C /o%f /it/ov. 9/ Rev,sep/ /9,vov. 9/ . Par4 added 27 NOd. 9/ UD 6901VS 0 I/Vo, LANo 9URVEY049 9 t80 Lexin fOn JVe, I/E, Cl,rele Pines, pinnesofa 5.501¢ Te lephone 7,96.5556 North eeerre F. PRELIMINARY PLAT OF City of LINO LAKES Anoka County N. H , IN LANTCRt-A LAND. /Ml EAS7- Ck D 16 I,_CD C_ V-1 P, 0 1�5 `,_0r_K Z_ :5 tz) T GA'R' rJ Z> C'_ i,-\ C- a iz�' ?\ r-_ --D kJ7- Or-, -7 -1- �'x/ 1, 0 D\j LS t-.A k -N- 10 N N (D THAT PAR-F OF OUTL07- A,, I-A96S q[)L). A10- 7 ZYIAlr' L WE57 OF THE jV0AT14E1;2!LL1 EX7_EA1S101V WE57 L11VE Oic, L07- 15- szoc/< J_/ LAKE ADD . A10. 7 OUT LOT A and R, 13LACW, DUc14 0 18 A/ W- 0//�117 - 9770 J 4* T.H 10 -f."Al -- A. t 001 /</ ? GO,1600 T V. 17 0 5 _101j I_/ / / l) I % r 'V 19 4t 900 S E10 i � / agh // / / S �� / � I IA'6y0� / � i �gD� "I#'�./9 / � � � � � ,r, 001 GO 19 0 2.0 7. k-% 6 49 \16 7L *7 0 4 pad'lV1 b�/ 41' t. q3' 0 A e. 000�/ 41) �00 15 / A- I C 15 10 ID 0 -IF I \i; 14 i , , Sq Vl.l, ,9,fis> L%q% 14� 40 Ox r"x / � �01_11:1$1>' / Of 21 z 7-- 30 N 0 /\ 5 — A .7 13 Oq qG.3 4001P 8 1 U 3 IWO 6� 4==:e ----J/% — , , V/ Ird .11 0 (1) - + t T6 4 8 /22 00 F 23, 130 "r, y 12 75 N 2 6' 25 'k .00 0% 9 SQ Co )A bqo ?_ x�� /'h / I r ,/ \ 150 10,8 0 2,(:-> 0 T-K-L N 0 Z 8 z 40 C90Zp f35 3e 8000 31 i zoo PARK 80 46 152 PA R K GO 3ZOPARK' 60 i — IMM �A60%0_?_k tr> NN C( 400 89 "t0c) gait, &Wo G H W 4. CO U N STATE IrA I 4\Y io 5\RC\_A 57 7�1 F. F. �r -r og MO. 9l889PF Location Map J? vc,cA. W-d. L�A. 27 I'R H I BIRCH ST. 4 O'D A k, BIR I IT, ILI0 N CQ K E HOLLY DR. C 4C 32 3- 34- 0 ST. W. I ICO. RD. NO. 32 ASH ST. 0 6= 'T C1:1: 11A A,10 7-e573 00 *noleg soil bor ' 'nq by �eo4ckn I cc I '�'-nq' . do4e-4 17 00,1 1990 2. 2 0� exislln5 co.,71our i-7/eievey/ 9 Wo �d Y YY7 ca j r) 5.—e— denotes ex)'sling Buried Electric exis�j`,19 Buried 4a5 A11J.") 7. (ED denotes proposed cleva�j'on denotes OP 9. Toro I pla% area 12.6t Acres 10. 27 proposed -Iri!3le, �arnjly 10 is 11. Average W oirea = 17, 79C sq. per acre. 13. MINIMUM SETBACKS lif, *4 , y' .329 ' a -7 R PV /,7 Ct,Ale - Yac Do 0 \1 av \01 t-36 STR (30'orf . C. 13. A 14 No 10) Side yard and, 'Oeonl I hereby certify that this survey, plan, or report was prepared by me or under my direct supervision and that I am a duly Registered Land Surveyor under the laws of the State of Minnesota. Date .91 Res. No. Re vlse(y 19 Alov, .91 IOQ"-4 27Na1 91 TYP. EASEMENTS la lei LU La 1b S TREE T LID 000 I NC f LAA10 gu2VEYO,,qS 918o Leon&on 4ve. IVE. C/rele Pines, 1111'nnesola 5501a Telephone 790-555'C ,;'3 �- ii �7l 4I83 �I83 l � l,8,z3s.83I 3 3 130 / Z- //,zsa� /12S-?f //34�0 // ZQ 7�0 /Z /c, 2,zso0 330f /2/l/ /i/,400 m 2,Z6a / z z7o4 qo5C.7 /DD °�p %/6 /7 d / l / / . y �..13 83 ,\83 l i S3�93 93 I ( �'� I BLUE HERON DRIVE 7y� BG 96 9 �l� 90 B 7 -Qo �� `b 4 S/3,SGU (AFC) !o fv)/jzSO //,ZED / /3OSO !/ / y �, / / !i'- V m /✓f /3 3 UG 0 / ! \ S. /i'. iF o7- L a A �✓ ��O -- -- - ( - I / �/ 0 8r �/ /3,4/30di �I /3,9z0 ( /S,2-0 ' /9,2Go ' / _ 70 300 - F/ L , 7` 7 l>, aSO� - --- - -----gyp / I � I /� 8D 87 I I/o /SO ! ZSSO" Q /�Z/3,G90"' I/ 2 \ �T- 9y0 Z 9 7. �/ l0 8 7r- _ M M � ( M ee'o� 0 r - Op,d / !� f EGRET GIRGLE \O' 86 -7--t ~, !2s ' ScIF = ! = 2oac� a VICINITY MRP Ldfcs7` 17/9/7 ..ci27�e,- L-/eva/1'on fa Ee.z ✓. /Y 3/, /99 0 , C/F,/. = 862. C. l ( Dafa mom S><.afL- D/VR f/ydro%9isf General Notes /ir�a o sif� /v s/ior� /inP exe/u�:/n few 44 1 , l / '� / /� C y ) _ /,S/O, UUo� = 3¢.GG acres \ g45• // -7 G p 1 1 f 7v 8U0 J �, /(o l/ /��O �! I lXI Il 1( 1 // 380AFc i� // /\ 2. o f 6 D - _ / pv, J (/ ! i C / t / / At-c-a f si e d ove / D yr f/uoa: �/�v, (CXc/uaiiny /�U'y 4,5) - 945 000 Z.?.g4 900 !!, zsD //, zsa / /,zso /¢, 74a 3. Hr� lii � I / � \ Ao� / / � \(� ! �G GG -L 86 // 8G � /O U J � � I � I 1 � /� / � /►A' - a u>< fi/�.uy. 4c1 2/GV = 5�.�, SUO Tt' _ /. 23 atr�s /,ao 86 / Bc //� I I G9 s'o0 / % / 4 0 = 8!a / 4 (f i I ' i/-/2 i / /ota/ / fs S(o s/n�/c- f�l/ /o7`s �( ✓ 1 1 1 // y o /�� /\ b !/,30U �, / 1 l U ( 1 r - �` S. iyliiurn /of ar&a = !/' 2 -0 ff z 24 � !/,z�D � /,zs�D� � //,zsa I /3,��o�f �, � i I I 1 � / � 7fo / / � �' 23 �) /�2 �I ZD 1 f T�' / — / —7- �' G. arc- D _ - k/ � ) er/oj°cS arc -a o� /vf Above /00 yZF r /-/ooc/ /e-v. o� e86.Z I I I o PARK /�� I % 1-- --- -- —' l ! �� /' �I /8� , ��/.3 �� /o C 7. Overa/( e%nsify iusiny o�/y sift aira afovc B�G.z = Z. �ofs aCr� fc- aic�a o exisfi%v sfio� c- /i�c- _ /. to /o>`s/aer \ �/ u s /n s y / LjU %,000 {Z -L� - 8G /I BG �BG 9/ i� \-� ll (l /oWa/�hy1%rdi/ o (i4/=CJ �� / o 5 f -9pZ ��/ \ _ =--_ .1 ,I l I ,1 I J G3 900� 14 .".7,��<}FEJ I / � /O. Dna,.�aJr.'� � Uf�'l�'fy �.�s�ry7c�rfs sfia// %F ,orvv,�lc•cl /U t«f iir 73 O I yHof ii7 wry/!� Z8 -1uon 1/o f /%z s n a// o1`�c�' i a cl as -7 / / -0s / p, / \ - ! 3c 1/o!.'Srfbac�s l / / /3,z3 / \ �� /3� /z0 (fi�� 9 %-ron rL eroC - 3C' ��c � ...._ 3/7 M r=• t ''-(1 � -�: / - --_� ;-?vU 690 � oSiG�C j/arGl C//1TcErior, —Y96 Sou//i /:ram f /Gov7` Guf f 0/ �orrr�r Si s L / Lo7` 7) iru�. sub. jtr� S�f /Z. Adc(�'f.o.�a/ d�aii��a9a 11//,"/y �asF.�F✓�fS any( fro/�osc�i Tfrec-f // I /! / // /r /� // ,/ oracles fo bc- c/Ffc-rrVirrCce /oy c,�91,-7C- r, �z/oz/igtii TWITS P®1f3,'TS SURVEYING, INC. Registered Land Surveyors In Minnesota and Wisconsin 2231 Catlin Avenue, Suite 410 • Superior, Wisconsin 54880 7/5-394 - 6699