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K:\016030-000\Admin\Docs\016030_2020-0710_Master Plan Summary.docx 701 XENIA AVENUE S | SUITE 300 | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | 55416 | 763.541.4800 | WSBENG.COM Memorandum To: City of Hugo From: Candace Amberg, WSB Date: July 10, 2020 Re: Lions Park Master Plan WSB Project No. 016030-000 Lions Park Master Plan The 2020 Lions Park Master Plan reflects updates to the previous master plan according to current needs and desires for a potential phase one implementation project. The master plan was presented at the joint City of Hugo City Council and Parks Commission on June 29th for review and comment for modifications to finalize the Lions Park Feasibility Study with corresponding cost estimate. The 2020 Master Plan is summarized as follows: Vehicular Circulation: • The City Hall parking lot contains 6 ADA stalls along the front of the building with the remainder of the parking lot to contain approximately 58 parking stalls. The parking lot is configured so that Fitzgerald Ave acts as an entrance drive to the parking lot but the use of the center island does not allow straight through traffic into the parking lot in order to slow traffic. • Fitzgerald Ave north of the City Hall parking lot is shown widened to a 32’ wide urban road with parallel parking along Lions Park containing approximately 9 stalls. The parallel parking stalls are optimal locations for setting up food trucks or other vendors to b e used in conjunction with park lawn activities. These can also serve as a primary entrance into the park space for vehicles for select activities/events. • Upper 146th is shown with a total of approximately 48 to 50 pull-in parking stalls along Lions Park. • Finale Ave is shown as a 28’ wide urban road with approximately 16 parallel parking stalls along Lions Park. • 147th St is shown as a 26’ wide urban road with no parking on the roadway. • The City of Hugo intends to conduct additional street feasibility design studies to determine final road improvements, design and impacts along with overall stormwater strategy and design. • A parking lot (possibly a future phase) is shown in the northwest corner of the park with approximately 60-67 parking stalls. An area is identified for a rain garden, though a future stormwater design will be conducted with the road feasibility study.