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5. PCSR 12-14-2004 Item # 5 AFT Planning Department Workplan 2005 First Quarter, Second Quarter, Third Quarter,Ends Fourth Quarter, Other Stakeholders Project Task Ends March 31 Ends June 30 September 30 Ends December 31 Priority(H,M,L) or Participants Manager Have Fun Comprehensive Plan Implementation Update Zoning Maps ► H A-1 Phase 1 July 1 • ► M Correct zoning database in • • 11 Computer consultant Geobase for Geobase Sant Commercial Reserve Zoning • • District M Peter Beck Michele Old Town Zoning District • • H Chris Public Facilities Zoning • • M-I. District Scott Start,continue into Steve Rohlf,'Percy Gravel NEning Area Focus 2006 1. Maurer,gravel Study • • mining owners, Scott Natural Resource Inventory Implementation 'free Presenadon • • Scott Subdivision Requirements • • Update Stormwater Ordinances • II Rebecca Rebecca Wetland Buffer Ordinance• • II Rebecca R ebecca Park Dedication Requirements Update • • M Parks&Recreation Bill NI Transfer of Development 1.N4 Scott&Bill Rights Program • • Parks&Recreation M Miscellaneous Ordinance Updates Landscape Requirements in Industrial Districts Chris Parking Requirements Chris Outdoor Storage Bed and Breakfast • • II? Scott Construction 1Tours L Chris CAD Drawing Requirements• • H for Plats Chris Other Projects PW Master Plan ands ► I I regulatory approvals Council,Pat,Phil Michcic Westbound regulatory* pi. Par,Dave, approvals Lori,Tushie Dave Library Expansion Plans MetroPlains, • • H Rebecca,Bill,DNR, Riverwalk Plans Army Corps Chris Downtown Project Desigm* • I-I Review MetroPlains,Council Chris City Industrial Park* • H-M development plans Council,EDA Cathy Access management north of County Road 33 Merry Housekeeping/Ongoing Projects Plat Addressing All Plat Input-Geobase All Update Residential Lot Inventory 30-Jun 31-Dec Debbie Update Development list 30-Jun 31-Dec Debbie Update Property Owner information-Geobase 30-Jun 31-Dec Scott Update Zoning Maps 31-Mar 30-Jun 30-Sep 31-Dec Chris Update Base Map 31-Mar 30-Jun 30-Sep 31-Dec Chris Update Iimting/Burning Map 30-Sep Chris Annual Report 31-Mar Michele Performance Reviews 1-Feb Michele Amend Development Agreement language for• • NPDFS requirements Michele 'N A^'^2.MATI TN ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS WWW.TWINCITIES.COM ROSEMOUNT City uts development p issues on agenda Council sets one-year moratorium to consider rezoning issues BY NANCY NGO intersection, a land-use study Pioneer Press group of Planning Commission r' --. and City Council members as DAKOTA Move over, Eagan and Apple well as property owners will COUNTY Valley. Neighboring Rosemount make suggestions for commer- r could be the next hot spot for vial growth in the city's eastern EM N 'NV" was commercial development. end. � Na6ar3 sz' h2rssrssryrp,, In a city where the majority Most of Rosemount's cur- _ —" giver of land is agricultural and indus- rently developed land is in the rn ;ROSEMOUNT r-- trial,the Rosemount City Coon- west, while the remaining two 0 2-,) cil instituted a one-year morato- thirds are largely used for agri- , twr rium on new development near culture and some industrial. 1 77 the intersection of County Road Areas of study will include iAsx P.utPM" Moratorium 42 and U.S.52 to look into rezon- County Road 42 and Akron PIONEER PRESS ing land for future commercial Avenue, which has been identi- use. fled as a potential site for a com- The moratorium was mercial district. The study will rezoning must occur to allow for approved this month after a look into rezoning the land more commercial and retail trucking firm expressed interest along County Road 42 between development. in building on the southeast cor- Akron Avenue and U.S. 52, Currently, about 150 acres of ner of the intersection slated for which includes University of land in the city are designated mixed industrial. Because the Minnesota and Flint Hills for retail and commercial use busy intersection has the poten- Resources refinery property. while 6,000 acres are agricultur- tial to become one of Rose- Flint Hills Resources is part al. mount's commercial hubs, the of the study group, and Businesses seem eager for city decided to place a construe- spokesman John Holland said rezoning.In the past year alone, tion ban to make sure the right the company wants to work three hotel and motel owners fit is found for the land. with the city to make sure have approached the city about "It's an extremely important future development is compati- building in the area but were transportation corridor," said ble with existing businesses. turned away because not Kim Lindquist,Rosemount com- The study group is expected enough land was designated for munity development director to make suggestions to the City commercial and retail. "The state has started develop- Council next month. Public "We're looking at marketing ing plans for an interchange at meetings to gather community the city, but to do that we need that corner. Knowing that's input are planned for early next inventory," Droste said. "It's under way kind of prompted the year. hard to tell people to come here City Council to talk about Rosemount Mayor Bill if we don't have space avail- whether there would be a more Droste said the city has added able." appropriate land use in that 230 to 440 homes a year since area. We're probably going to 2000 and that it needs to offer Nancy Ngo can he reached at look at some commercial uses." more commercial and retail nngo @pioneerpress.com In addition to developing the services for residents. However, or 651-228-51 72. l 14'fe WI'�t _..,..t.7,—,... --p_ipp � H.. ,..,.,.. , .....,.:±zity ., ../....,.r.„..alttzztfm.,-(„?...turmsra-scriz,.. . ,,,..:... .. . .: ,./. . . . . :, ....i.,....? 21 .._ ..., ..,,;..i. .zy .,,A,../.., .. , „ :: VOLUMEr6 a g x4s , c 3 °svtaSRF'cONSULTING GROUP INC ' r �1W k+fi i rc F �L 2004Az E1L ST. MICHAEL PLANS FOR DOWNTOWNS FUTURE At SRF our goal is to work With our clients to build a - T ocated on the edge At center stage was the issue of managing ' Lof the Twin Cities traffic at an increasingly busy intersection in better and safer future by applying our knowledge of metropolitan area, the heart of downtown.Using computer past successes and St.Michael began simulation to evaluate future traffic volumes, '�.I\` experiencing a the City and SRF determined that two one-way envisioning solutions for the future. In this issue, we p population boom in streets would move traffic east-to-west through highlight people, services, _ i the late 1990s. downtown the most efficiently. • _ ,...„.% - According to growth and projects that reflect this - 'The community didn't want to projections,the City focus. ''- will more than double see a wide, divided road split We've been in business for over the next 25 years. St. Michael's downtown in two," more than 40 years, and This phenomenal population growth said Marc Weigle,Community Development during that time have gained -- P o P u g Director for St.Michael. "Traffic will be less wisdom and invaluable has challenged the experience—enabling us to City in many ways,including planning the congested on one-way streets.This plan will provide first-class services to future of their downtown. improve the viability of downtown businesses and create a unique place that people from all our clients. The commitment Last year,the City Council began working with over St.Michael will enjoy." our people is our greatest SRF's urban planners,landscape architects,and to .cet and the key to our traffic engineers to develop a Downtown Plan Recently approved by the City Council,the success. that sets a vision for the coming decades.As plan guides the expansion of the downtown It is with great pleasure that we worked with the public,it quickly became area and calls for new offices,retail,and clear that citizens wanted to preserve the residences and a possible addition to the I acknowledge four P St.Michael Elementary School.It also individuals who exemplify unique character of the downtown,which includes the historic St.Michael church, maintains key local landmarks while providing this commitment. First, I'd the best possible parking and access for like to welcome Beth Bartz schools,a recreation center,and several locally and George Stuempfig as significant businesses. businesses. new principals of our firm, Several alternatives for future development and The overarching goal of creating an appealing, and I look forward to their the downtown streets were evaluated by a prosperous,walkable place ensures that Continued success in the Downtown St.Michael will continue to be a group of citizen advisors.Among their most years to come. place for residents to meet and mingle in the important criteria were providing a welcoming environment for pedestrians and retaining years to come. 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