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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPark Commission Presentation -- 8-15-2016 THE ROYAL GOLF CLUB ClubGlofThe Royal August 15, 2016Concept PUDPark Commission Review Lake Elmo, Minnesota Guiding Considerations ClubGlofThe Royal eatures Fatural NAccess Limited by Surrounding Neighborhoods and Protected DNR Waterway Connecting lake Elmo to Horseshoe Lake3 Different Environmental Lakes, Each with its Own Shoreland OverlayWoodlandsrade Change Across SiteGeet of F70’ –Variable Topography Respect for Existing ConditionsAmenities designed with Common Themes Sided Architecture-Custom Home Builders, Architectural Control, 49Trails and Sidewalks Creating Linkages Between Neighborhoods and the Clubhouse Area Swimming PoolsYouth Par 3 Golf CourseForming a Strong Sense of Identityecreational Facilities RCreate a High Quality, High Amenity Neighborhood with  The Royal Glof Club Lot Mix ClubGlofThe Royal Density ClubGlofThe Royal 2.26 D.U./acis densityNet 1.16 D.U./acreDensity is Gross 132.93 acresResidential Site Area is Net 205.66 acresResidential Site Area is GrossSubmitted Plan contains  Internal Trails and Sidewalks The Royal Glof Club Parks and Open Space ClubGlofThe Royal No public parkland is proposed; dedication will be via fees.Public Trails will be discussedcenterolf course (Par 3), a swimming pool, and fitness gouth ywith this will be Approximately 74 acres of Private Open Space will be provided. Included Golf Course will be turned from private to public along with clubhouse Sustainability ClubGlofThe Royal All HOA covenants will be friendly to alternative forms of energy. will be directed toward Lake Elmo. basins and other conveyance features before reaching any public water. No storm sewer All residential stormwater will be conveyed through multiple pond systems, infiltration Trane energy efficient heating and coolingAll homes will be required to use Anderson windows, 30 year architectural shingles, Residentialstudy area for new, improved types of grasses using less chemicals and waterIn conjunction with the University of Minnesota, the youth golf course will be used as a Clubhouse built with new, energy efficient, state of the art HVAC systemsto improve.off. We expect this -stormwater run93%In the past, the course irrigation was done with off-less watering, fewer herbicides and less runseeded with drought tolerant, disease resistant grasses requiring -All areas reseeded/slitGolf Course THANK YOU!ClubGlofThe Royal