7.3. SR 11-19-2012 REQUEST FOR ACTION
River
TO ITEM NUMBER
City Council 7.3
AGENDA SECTION MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
Public Hearings November 19,2012 Jeremy Barnhart,Planning Manager
ITEM DESCRIPTION REVIEWED By
Conditional Use Permit: Spectrum High School for Athletic
Complex (10129 181st Avenue NW), Case No. CU 12-21 REVIEWED BY
ACTION REQUESTED
Staff and the Planning Commission recommends approval of the Conditional Use permit for Spectrum
High School's athletic complex as illustrated on drawings October 26,2012, subject to the following
conditions:
1. As a Conditional Use Permit is not a Building Permit, the applicant shall
apply for all required permits,including but not limited to water connection,
building, and grading.
2. The development shall meet all applicable fire codes.
3. A National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit is
required prior to final approval of construction drawings.
4. No change to the flood plain is permitted.
In addition to these 4 conditions, staff suggests the two following conditions:
5. No parking shall be permitted within the County Road 12 Right-of-Way
without County approval.
6. This Conditional Use Permit shall terminate with the termination of the
Conditional Use Permit for Spectrum High School at 17791 Industrial Circle.
BACKGROUND/DISCUSSION
Spectrum Charter school seeks Conditional Use Permit approval to improve the approximately 39 acres
at 10129 181st Avenue into an athletic complex featuring a softball,a baseball,and two multi-use fields.
One of the multiple-use fields will be lit in phase two of the improvements. Other improvements include
grading,landscaping,renovation of the storm shelter into restrooms, shelter,and storage,and parking lot
improvements,including lighting.
The issues in summary:
Floodplain: Much of the property is impacted by the recently amended flood regulations. The applicant
has developed a plan acceptable to the Environmental Administrator and the Department of Natural
Resources as having no measurable impact to the flood levels upstream.
Lighting: The parking lot lights comply with City Code. City Code does not expressly regulate field
lighting. In response to staffs concerns with the lighting,the applicant has prepared a plan that provides
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that provides light levels less than 1 footcandle at the property lines. Although there is no light glare,
light will be visible at the property lines. The applicant proses hooded lights to minimize impact of the
field lighting.
Parking: Based on the seating capacity of the bleachers, 84 parking spaces are required. The existing
parking lot will provide 73 spaces. Room for an additional 110 spaces (overflow/proof of parking) is
provided.
Landscaping: Landscaping based on the portion of the parcel south of Trott Brook. Since no
development is occurring north of Trott Brook,all landscaping and credits are applied to landscaping in
the area of development,leaving the natural areas natural,which staff believes is the intent of the
ordinance.
Planning Commission Comments
Planning Commissioners held their public hearing on November 13,2012. Commissioners discussed the
lighting,parking on County Road 12, and overflow versus improved parking. The Commission agreed
with staffs recommended 4 conditions. Staff added the last two conditions to memorialize comments
made at the meeting.
Public Hearing Comments
No comments for or against the proposal have been received.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
None.
ATTACHMENTS
• Planning Commission packet dated November 13,2012.
Action Motion by Second by Vote
Follow Up
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To ITEM NUMBER
Planning Commission 4.3
AGENDA SECTION MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
Planning November 13,2012 Jeremy Barnhart,Planning Manager
ITEM DESCRIPTION REVIEWED By
Request by Spectrum High School for a Conditional Use Permit Jeremy Barnhart, Planning Manager
for Athletic Complex at 10129 181st Avenue NW,Public REVIEWED BY
Hearing—Case No. CU 12-21
ACTION REQUESTED
Staff recommends approval of the Conditional Use Permit request, as illustrated on drawings dated
October 26, 2012,with the following conditions:
1. As a Conditional Use Permit is not a Building Permit,the applicant shall apply for all require
permits,including but not limited to water connection,building,grading.
2. The development shall meet all applicable fire codes.
3. A National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)permit is required prior to
final approval of construction drawings.
4. No change to the flood plain is permitted.
Applicant Spectrum High School/ Rick Peterson
Location/Address 10129 181st Avenue
60 Day Rule The City must take action by December 5, 2012.
OVERVIEW
Spectrum Charter school is seeking a Conditional Use Permit to develop the approximately 39-acre parcel
on County Road 12 into a sports athletic complex accessory to their school at 17791 Industrial Circle.
Staff has classified the use as institutional, due to its ties to the Spectrum School. Institutional is a
conditional use in the R-1d zoning district. The property will be used primarily by Spectrum School for
their after-school athletic programs,including practices and games. The property will be used throughout
the late summer through October, and again in the spring through early summer,by the school. The
school may elect to allow additional parties,including the city and youth organizations, to use the
complex, although no agreements are yet in place.
The improvements include grading of the property for four fields,including fields for softball,baseball,
and two multi use fields, one of which is proposed to be lit. Other improvements include landscaping,
modifications to the existing storm shelter building into restrooms, and improvements to the parking lot.
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The existing 73 space parking lot will serve the complex and will be improved with curbed landscape
islands. Spectrum plans a field house in the future,generally south of the existing storm shelter building.
Because details on the field house have yet to be determined, the field house will require an amendment
to the CUP,and likely additional parking.
Access to the parking lot will come off of County Road 12;the County has indicated their comfort with
this proposal.
BACKGROUND/PRECEDENT
Spectrum High School was granted Conditional Use Permit approval in December 2010 to locate their
business at 17791 Industrial Circle. That site offers limited opportunity for outdoor activities,including
zero opportunity for baseball or softball, and with the recently approved expansion, full size soccer and
football.
The proposal satisfies these needs and provides opportunity for expansion with a future field house.
APPLICABLE REGULATIONS
Conditional Use Permit
The issuance of a Conditional Use Permit can be ordered only if the use at the proposed location:
1. Will not endanger, injure or detrimentally affect the use and enjoyment of otherpropery in the immediate vicinity
or the public health, safety, morals, comfort, convenience or general welfare of the neighborhood or the dy.
2. Will be consistent with the comprehensive plan.
3. Will not impede the normal and orderly development and improvement of surrounding vacantpropery.
4. Will be served adequately by and will not adversely affect essential public facilities and services including streets,
police and fire protection, drainage, refuse disposal, water and sewer systems,parks and schools;and will not, in
particular, create traffic congestion or interference with traffic on adjacent and neighboring public thoroughfares.
5. Will not involve uses, activities,processes, materials, equipment and conditions of operation that will be
detrimental to any persons orpropery because of excessive traffic, noise, smoke,fumes,glare, odors, dust or
vibrations.
6. Will not result in the destruction, loss or damage of a natural, scenic or historic feature of major importance.
7. Will fully comply with all other requirements of this Code, including any applicable requirements and standards
for the issuance of a license or permit to establish and operate the proposed use in the city.
If denial of such a permit should occur,it shall accompany recommendations or determinations by
findings or a report stating how the proposed use does not comply with the standards set forth in Section
30-654.
In the review of the standards for CUP as outlined,it appears that the request is consistent with all of
these standards.
ANALYSIS
The proposal includes plans for separate baseball, softball, football, and soccer fields. The soccer/
football fields are multi-use, and could be programmed for other events. The larger of the two fields is
lit, and includes bleachers. The smaller of the two forms the outfield and part of the infield for the
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baseball field. Spectrum has indicated their plans to move the bleachers around, to accommodate
seasonal activities.
The area will need to be graded to maintain the necessary"flat" surface for sports fields. Much of the
property is located within the flood fringe, and the applicant must prove there is no increase to the flood
elevations. Staff and the DNR have reviewed the application documents, and are comfortable with the
proposal. A formal NPDES permit will need to be approved because the impacted are is larger than 1
acre.
Parking
Parking for assembly,including sports arenas,is based on one parking stall per 3 seats at design capacity.
The plans include six 42-seat movable bleachers,generating 252 seats,requiring 84 parking stalls.
Because there are a number of activities proposed for the athletic complex, staff applied the parking
demand of the single highest user,which is likely to be football. In addition to the 73 parking spaces,
Spectrum provides 110 proof of parking/ overflow spaces, exceeding the requirement. In summary, the
facility provides 73 of the required 84 spaces,plus an additional 110 spacing in the overflow area.
Lighting
The site improvements include additional parking lot lighting, and in phase II, field lighting. Lighting
levels have been provided for both the parking lot and the field.
Parking lot lighting
The parking lot lights meet the lighting requirements of the ordinance, although it is unclear how
high the poles are.
Field lighting
Phase II of the project is the lighting of the main athletic field. There is no timetable to add the
lights. Four 70 foot high poles are proposed,with hooded fixtures. The lighting plan shows light
directed at the field;at the adjacent property lines (measured three feet above ground level), the
foot-candles measure no higher than .04. At this level, the nearest home site, according to the
Kliever Lake Fields East plat,is 150 feet away. The nearest home is 460 feet to the east, and 490
feet to the south.
Field lighting is not regulated specifically by the Zoning Ordinance. In these situations, the Planning
Commission should look to the standards for granting a Conditional Use Permit, determining if
these standards are satisfied. Generally, the largest issue associated with field lighting is impact to
adjacent property owners. Staff comments have been centered on the reach of the lighting on
adjacent county roads and residential property. While the lights are designed to minimize light spill
(confirmed by the light photometric plan), a neighbor will still see illumination in the night sky.
While this illumination cannot be blocked, the landscaping plan was designed to create a vegetative
buffer on the south property line, to help mitigate the impacts.
Landscaping
The ordinance requires landscaping at a ratio of 3 trees,plus one tree per 40 feet of perimeter of the
`described area'. Spectrum has developed a landscaping plan that is based the number of trees on the
perimeter of the lot south of Trott Brook,which is supported by staff. The landscaping plan does not
include the area north of Trott Brook in calculating tree requirements, as no activity is proposed here;
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that area will remain natural. Staff believes this is the intent of the ordnance,preserving natural areas
while adding trees to the building environment.
The plan requires 95 trees on the property. Applying the credits for existing trees and existing oversized
trees and for natural grass areas, (all south of Trott Brook) the plan provides 63 trees and 49 shrubs.
These trees are provided primarily along the south property line. Existing stands of trees along the west
and east property line are being preserved.
ATTACHMENTS
• Location Map
• Applicant's Narrative
• Response to Staff Comment Letter from HKgI dated October 26, 2012
• Layout, Existing Conditions, Grading Plan,Landscaping plan dated October 26,2012
• Musco lighting plans and information, dated October 24, 2012
Action Motion by Second by Vote
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River SPECTRUM HIGH SCHOOL
SPECTRUM
HIGH SCHOOL 17796 Industrial Circle NW • Elk River, MN 55330
Phone: 763-241-8703 • Fax: 763-633-1380
GRADES 6 - 12 www.spectrumhighschool.org
September 25,2012
Narrative
Owner: C&P Properties of Elk River,LLP
Tenant: Spectrum High School
Overview:
Spectrum High School is requesting a conditional use permit(CUP)for the property located at 10129 181"Ave.NW in
Elk River. C&P Properties of Elk River is the property owner. The purpose of the CUP will be to construct athletic fields
for football, soccer,and other programs.
Spectrum High School is a public charter school located in Elk River,MN. We are currently in our 7th year and have an
enrollment of 500 students. This is our second year in a new building which includes a double gymnasium. We remain
committed to academic excellence with a focus on college preparatory curriculum, high behavior standards,the
integration of technology into our curriculum, and service learning projects throughout the community.
It has been exciting to see the growth at Spectrum extend throughout music,theater, and athletic programs. We currently
offer 14 varsity sports for boys and girls. As with all extra-curricular activities, athletics is an extension of our classroom.
Having our own athletic fields will improve the efficiency of extracurricular activities and enhance the entire education
experience for students. It will also add additional athletic and recreation resources to the city.
The location of the land is 10129 1815`Ave.NW is the site of our former school when Spectrum was housed in modular
units. The 18 acres is ideally suited for athletic fields and already has the necessary infrastructure including a storm
building,parking lot, and city services(sewer,water, and electricity). The land is a short 5 minute activity bus ride from
the school building.
The initial plan is to build a large multi-purpose athletic field that may be divided into two adjacent soccer/football fields
in the fall and used for baseball in the spring. One of the football/soccer fields will include bleachers, a scoreboard, and
possibly light poles in the future. A separate softball field will be constructed just north of the existing storm water pond.
Since the land is located on a flood plain(outside of the flood way); structures will not be constructed that would impede
water in the event of a 100 year flood. This means that the bleachers, scoreboard poles, light poles,backstop, and any
fencing would allow water to pass. There will not be any baseball dugouts or building structures constructed in the flood
plain next to the athletic fields.
The existing storm building will be remodeled to include heat,restrooms,and storage. The building will continue to also
serve as an on-site storm shelter. The long range facility plan may include the addition of a field house and a classroom
building.The field house would attach to the existing storm building and provide space for wrestling, cheerleading, dance
team, and other recreation and athletic programs.
Spectrum is excited for the opportunity to further serve the area with the addition of new athletic and recreation fields.
Thank you for your consideration of this request.
Sincere
Rick Peterson,Director of Athletics and Facilities
Spectrum High School
small school . . . BIG RESULTS
Creative Solutions for Land Planning and Design Hoisington Koegler Group Inc.
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October 26,2012
To: Jeremy Barnhart,AICP
Planning Manager
City of Elk River,MN 55330
Email:JBarnhart.@E1kRiverMN.gov
Re: Response to Staff Comment letter
Dear Mr.Barnhart,
This memo and attached plan set is in response to City Staff comments on initial application for
Conditional Use dated October 16,2012. The following remarks correlate to the staff comment
numbers and are incorporated on the revised plan set.
(#1,2)Plan shows 73 stalls including 3 HC stalls.(Existing 75 stalls includes 3 marked HC
stalls).Number of stalls reduced from existing to accommodate planting islands.Plan will allow
for grass overflow parking for special occasional events.
(#4)Plan adds three planting islands(with tree and shrub beds).
(#5,6)Bleacher capacity of 42 seats each and are moveable. Total site bleacher capacity equals
252 seats.Plan proposes 73 stalls for an event capacity of 292. (Reference City requirements of 1
stall per 4 spectators).
(#7, 8, 9)Landscape Requirements: Plan meets City Staff direction for 48 overstory shade trees,
24 evergreens trees,23 ornamental trees with a 30 deciduous tree credits and 2 evergreen tree
credits due to existing and preserved trees(refer to landscape plan).
(#10,11) Spectrum understands parking is not allowed on Co Rd 12. Trails: While not a city
requirement, Spectrum will install woodchip trails from parking lot to facilities.
(#14)Restrooms will be part of storm building renovation.Temporary portable facilities will be
provided until completion of storm building renovation.Portables will meet city standards.
(#13)Fields will be irrigated.
(#12)Field photometrics plan and product information included(demonstrates less than.1 ft
candles at residential property line)—see attached.Musco light green structure on 70 ft pole.
(#3)Parking lot Photometrics and product information—required min. 1.5 ft candle thought
parking lot and less than.1 ft candles at residential property line—see attached.LaneView LED
fixtures on 25ft poles.
Attached Plan set includes:
Spectrum Recreational Campus
October 26,2012 2012
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L1-Layout—clarified proposed vs existing
L2-Recent Survey
L5-Grading—balance cut/fill,erosion control
L4-Landscaping and plant schedule by registered Landscape Architect—meeting requirements
with credits
L5-Grading—balance cut/fill,erosion control
Lighting Photometrics and product information—field
Lighting Photometrics and product information—parking lot
After review of the material, let us know if you have any additional concerns or questions.
Sincerely,
Amy Bower,RLA
Hoisington Koegler Group,Inc
612-252-7121
CC: Rick Peterson
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PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION=:
Optical Controls
Performance is comparable to 70-200W HPS roadway luminaires(as determined NEMA photocontrol receptacle is standard,tool-less lift and turn"receptacle
by RP-8 recommended illuminance,m average footcandles,for applications makes photocontrol orientation easy
common to those wattages)
Dimming version(available with DE option)uses proprietary Acuity Brands
Average correlated color temperature(CCT)n 4000K;optional 3000K(CR1 84) components to enable continuous 0-tOV dimming down to t0%output via
and 5000K(CR166)available the ROAM'smart controls system(sold separately)
Unique IP66 rated LED light engines provided 0%uptight and restrict backlight to Photocontrol for solid-state lighting(available with PCSS option)meets ANSI
within sidewalk depth,pnovidmg optimal application coverage and optimal pole C 136.10 criteria;control has a special filter for LED light to prevent false turn-offs.
spacing.Available in Type II,Type RI or Type N roadway distributions. and is fused for Fail-OH mode to prevent dayburners
Designl-ghts1m Consortium approved
Warranty&Standards
Electrical Rated for-40°C to 50°C ambient
Long Life.LED light engines are rated>100,000 hours at 40°C.L70. CSA Certified to U.S.and Canadian standards
Electronic driver has a rated life of 100,000 hours at a 25°C ambient Complies with ANSI,C136.2,C136.10,C136.14,C136.31,C136.15,C136.37
lower Energy:Saves an average of 40-60%over comparable HPS platforms Full warranty terms located at www.acuitybrands.corn/CustornerResources/
(actual savings will depend on the HPS product's wattage and ballast type) Terms_and_con ditions.aspx
Surge protection device(standard)meets at least IEEE/ANSI C62.41-2002
Category C criteria for MVOLT operation and C (or 120V operation
Mechanical
Easy to Maintain-Includes lineman-friendly features lsuch as tool-less entry,
tool-less NEMA photocontrol receptacle,terminal block and quick
disconnects).Bubble level located msde the electrical compartment for
easy leveling at installation.The electrical platform and durable housing
materials provide superior longevity and reduce the need for maintenance
Rugged diecast aluminum housing is polyester powder-coated for durability and
corrosion resistance.Rigorous fore-stage pre-treating and painting process gelds
a finish that achieves a scribe creepage rating of 8(per ASTM 01654)after over
1000 hours'exposure to salt fog chamber(operated per ASTM 8117)
Four-bolt mast arm mount provides easy,secure installation and is adjustable for
arms from t-114"to 2"(1-S/8-to 2-3/8"0.0.1 diameter.Wildlife shield is cast
into the housing(not a separate piece)
Diecast trigger latch on door frame allows for tool-less entry and enables easy
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TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONAL ILLUMINATION and performance considerations.
WHILE ALSO SAVING ENERGY. PLUS, IT Holophane has exhausted many
WORKS SEAMLESSLY WITH THE ACUITY BRANDS hours of research and development
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358 Minthwm Blvd„Markham,ON.,UT 7135
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