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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2017.07.17 (2)2040 Comprehensive Plan Update Monday, July 17, 2017 City Council 1 What We Have Accomplished… February 27th – Council and Commissions Workshop April 19th – Public Open House May 15th – Parks Commission Meeting Prioritizing Key Issues May 16th – ULI Workshop June 8th – Planning Commission Meeting Prioritizing Key Issues June 13th – Eastern Hugo Workshop 2 Process and Feedback The Comprehensive Plan process is going very well There has been great participation by the Council, Commissions, and the public Great attendance at the workshops and open house Online surveys No new significant issues were raised at the workshops, open house or from the survey The feedback that we have received is consistent with most items in our existing plan Other smaller items will be considered in the 2040 plan We hopeful the participation remains good and the feedback keeps coming 3 Eastern Hugo Workshop June 13th – 45 attendees Rural Planning Outside of MUSA (and LTSA for Met Council) Diversified Rural Community Designation from the Met Council Guided Agricultural and Rural Residential in the 2030 Land Use Plan 10 acre minimum Asked the public what rural Hugo should look like in 20 years and any planning preferences they had 4 Eastern Hugo Workshop, cont. Comment sheets Rank planning preferences 30 people participated in the comment sheets Not all people ranked all preferences The majority of the responses Plan for no sewer – keep 10 acre minimum; consider cluster ordinance to preserve natural resources. (13) No change to the existing plan – keep the 10 acre minimum, plan for no sewer; keep options open for the future (13) Eastern Hugo Study Completed Phase 1 – Prioritize Natural Resources Consider completing the study to determine the feasibility of serving eastern Hugo with sewer. There were other responses that included - There were some comments to allow smaller lots in rural Hugo - poor internet services - the need for more trails and recreational options in rural Hugo 5 Next Steps Meeting with the Met Council on Rural Planning Discuss Eastern Hugo Workshop and planning options Adjacent Community Meetings Washington County Meeting Property Owner Meetings on specific requests Neighborhood Meetings 165th Street 6 165th Street Neighborhood 165th Street Highway 61 Sewer Interceptor Water Tower We received inquires from property owners about how and when sewer/water services will be extended to these areas. Guided Medium and High Density Residential, Industrial, and Mixed-Use. Sewer Plan shows a sewer line within 165th Street. Property owners, more specifically guided as Industrial, have stated that it is very difficult to develop there property without the sewer service. The industrial land is to get access from 165th Street. Residential development east of TH 61 will get sewer from 165th Street. Staff sees the difficulty as well, sense the sewer line is shown in 165th Street. Its not easily to think about how they would be served. 7 165th Street Neighborhood Discussions that could start… Can the sewer be provided from somewhere else? Could this be a City sewer project with assessments? Can a study be completed to figure out how the properties can be served? Sewer and water services are typically extended with development The growth management policies within the existing Comp Plan Discourages leapfrog development Discourages levying of assessments against properties that are not ready for development, forcing them to sell. Staff does not know what the outcome of the meeting will be and we are still working on the what the meeting would consist of internally. I have had discussions and will be working with the City Engineer, Finance Director, and Public Works Director to gather information for the meeting. 8 Upcoming Meeting Dates August 8th – Parks Open House/Workshop August 10th – Planning Commission Meeting Land Use August 16th – Parks Commission Meeting Review Draft Plan 9