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6.0. PRSR 01-17-1996 ( v ty of MEMORANDUM 1.1Z" •River TO: Park and Recreation Commission FROM: Stephen Rohlf, Building and Zoning Administrator DATE: January 10, 1996 SUBJECT: Revised Park Service Areas As discussed, the park service areas in the Master Park Plan could not be finalized until the Urban Service District was defined. The attached map reflects the finalized Urban Service Area and staff's recommendation on how to divide it into park service areas. The following is a summary of the areas that are proposed to be changed from what the Park and Recreation Commission already reviewed. • Park Service Area 23 This area has been enlarged using Trott Brook as its eastern boundary and the proposed neighborhood park has also been shifted to the east. Park Service Area 25 This area has been enlarged by adding property to its south side. Hillside Park is still proposed to meet its neighborhood park needs. Park Service Area 26 This is a new park service area without a proposed neighborhood park (mostly commercially zoned). Park Service Area 27 This is a new park service area with a proposed neighborhood park along the Mississippi River. • 13065 Orono Parkway • P.O. Box 490 • Elk River, MN 55330 • (612) 441-7420 • Fax: (612) 441-7425 • Park Service Area 28 This is a new park service area without a neighborhood park proposed (mostly industrially zoned). Park Service Area 29 This is a new park service area with a proposed neighborhood park. Also attached, is the proposed plan text changes to address these new or revised park service areas. Staff looks forward to discussing these issues at your next meeting. • pr1-10/stever � ytl gg kil gj g @ a I ' I ggI � I $ �I I I i F� i I I gI I i , I F it ,I I I I 1 ppI .I i ki a. 1, :I iI l� N t gi @ ii i, i i; i §I ; t. iI ¢I 4 t' M1 1i i t ti 6i $i t'. g! ai I .1 . 3 i or i I I I. 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PSA Number 23 is bordered by County Road 13 on the west and north, County Road 12 on the south and Trott Brook off the east. EXISTING PARK AND RECREATION LAND: None. SERVICE SUMMARY: The neighborhood park needs of PSA Number 23 are proposed to be met by the dedication of a future neighborhood park. PARK SERVICE AREA NUMBER 24: DESCRIPTION: 411 PSA Number 24 consists of well established older neighborhoods on the north side with the remainder of the area being devoted to commercial and industrial uses. EXISTING PARK AND RECREATION LAND: Map Key 10 - Meadow Park - an undeveloped neighborhood park. SERVICE SUMMARY: The neighborhood park needs of PSA Number 24 are planned to be met by the development of Meadow Park. Little opportunity for additional parks in this area exist. • 91 PARK SERVICE AREA NUMBER 25: • DESCRIPTION: PSA Number 25 is currently underdeveloped. PSA Number 25 is bordered by Highway 10 on the west and County Road 12 on the north. EXISTING PARK AND RECREATION LAND: None. SERVICE SUMMARY: As PSA Number 25 develops with residential uses, it is anticipated that neighborhood park needs will be met by the development of Hillside Park, which is adjacent to the east of this area. PARK SERVICE AREA NUMBER 26: DESCRIPTIONS • PSA Number 26 is mostly undeveloped at the current time. PSA Number 26 is bordered by County Road 13 on the north, County Road 40 on the east, County Road 12 on the south and Trott Brook on the west. A portion of PSA Number 26 has been mined for gravel in the past. This gravel mining has left a man-made lake with possible recreational benefits to the area. This man-made lake is attached to Trott Brook and has a number of game species of fish. EXISTING PARK AND RECREATIONAL LAND: None. SERVICE SUMMARY: As PSA Number 26 develops with residential uses, it is anticipated that neighborhood park needs will be met by the development of a future neighborhood park. One logical possibility for a location is the abandoned gravel mine within this PSA 26. • • 92 PARK SERVICE AREA NUMBER 27.• • DESCRIPTION: PSA Number 27 is bordered by the Mississippi River on the west and Hwy. 10 on the east. PSA Number 27 is currently devoted to commercial uses. The Comprehensive Plan for Elk River anticipates commercial uses into the future in this area. EXISTING PARK AND RECREATION LAND: None. SERVICE SUMMARY: Because the potential for residential development within PSA Number 27 is extremely low, there are no plans for a neighborhood park in this area. • 93 PARK SERVICE AREA NUMBER 28: • DESCRIPTION.• PSA Number 28 is bordered by Hwy. 10 on the west, 165th Ave. on the south and has the Burlington Northern Railroad tracks running through the approximate center of it. Most of the property adjacent to Hwy. 10 within PSA Number 28 is currently devoted to commercial uses. NSP's refuse derived fuel plant and other industrial uses are also located in PSA Number 28. EXISTING PARK AND RECREATION LAND': None. SERVICE SUMMARY: All of PSA Number 28 is either zoned commercial or industrial. Very few existing residences are located in this park service area. Due to the lack of planned future residential growth in PSA Number 28, no neighborhood park is planned. • • 94 PARK SERVICE AREA NUMBER 29: • DESCRIPTION: PSA Number 29 consists of one older residential neighborhood and commercial uses on the north end. The remainder of PSA Number 29 is currently undeveloped. PSA Number 29 is bordered by the Mississippi River on the west, Hwy. 10 on the east and The Kelly Farm (a Historical Park) on the south. EXISTING PARK AND RECREATION LAND: None. SERVICE SUMMARY: The neighborhood park needs of PSA Number 29 are proposed to be met by the dedication of a future neighborhood park as residential uses develop. It is logical that this neighborhood park would be situated to take advantage of the Mississippi River. • • 95