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Hardwood Creek Design Summit
April 5, 2006
Attendance Sheet
Name Board /Committee or Address
Hardwood Creek
Design Summit
Joint Meeting of the Lino Lakes City Council
Planning & Zoning Board
Environmental Board
Park Board
Economic Development Advisory Committee
Wednesday, April 5, 2006
AGENDA
I. Call to Order (Mayor Bergeson)
II. Introductions
III. Project Presentation
IV. Discussion
V. Adjourn
Hardwood Creek
Design Summit
Joint Meeting of the Lino Lakes City Council
Planning & Zoning Board
Environmental Board
Park Board
Economic Development Advisory Committee
Wednesday, April 5, 2006
Introductions
Design Team
• City Staff
• Dahlgren, Shardlow, Uban (DSU)
• TKDA
• Hardwood Creek Development, LLC
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Design Summit Objectives
• Confirmation /Additions to Public Values
• Comments on Development Framework /Design
• Summary of Feedback
• Next Steps
Project Background
• Master Plan Joint Meeting — April 2004
• City Council Goal to Master Plan 35E corridor - June
2004
• Parks, Natural Open Space /Greenways and Trail System
Plan Adopted — August 2004
• 35E Corridor AUAR Initiated — October2004
• AUAR with Mitigation Plan Adopted — October2005
• Comprehensive Plan Amendment Approved — January
2006
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Guiding Principles
• Parks, Natural Open Space /Greenways and
Trail System Plan
Fostering a high quality living environment within the context of
ecological protection, responsible and stewardship, long -term
sustainability, and economic viability
— Perpetuating an interconnected latticework of natural landscapes,
greenways, parks, and trails throughout the City
— Fostering the "city as a park" concept, whereby preserved natural areas
and parks serve as a primary factor in shaping the character of the
community
Guiding Principles
• I -35E Corridor AUAR
— Conservation Design Framework
— Transportation System
— Cultural Resources
— Municipal Services
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Guiding Principles
• Comprehensive Plan Amendment
— Mixed Use
— Maximum Residential Density 4.5 units /acre
— Maximum Residential Units 1,150
— 2/3 of residential area limited to low density
(3.0 units /acre)
— Conservation Development
— Minimum of 70 acres Commercial
Existing Conditions
• Agricultural Use
• 2 County Ditches
• Heavily Tiled
• Poor Stormwater
Management
• Transportation Issues
• Limited & Degraded
Ecological Resources
• Gas Pipeline
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Identified Public Values
• Improved Water Quality
• Interconnected, Continuous Open Space System with Trail Network
• Enhanced Ecological Systems on the Site
• Improved Stormwater Management (flow rates, volume, and quality)
• Increased Natural Open Space over Conventional Development
• Increased City Tax Base
• Preserved Elements of Agricultural History
• Needed Transportation Improvements
• Diverse Housing Opportunities
• Localized Commercial Opportunities
• Walkability
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