10-20-2016 HPC Packet ��� Regular Meeting
Heritage Preservation
�='"'`_'' Thursday, October 20, 2016
Elnky _ Commission 6:00 p.m.
RiVer Elk River City Hall
AGENDA
Meeting Protocol
I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER No sidebar discussions
■ No interruptions
■ State your concern
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Ensure you understand
■ Don't take things personally
3. CONSIDER AGENDA Adhere to time limits
■ Come prepared
■ Ensure all are heard
4. CONSENT AGENDA
4.1 July 21, 2016,HPC Minutes
5. GENERAL BUSINESS
5.1 Water Tower Subcommittee Update— discuss 501 (c)(3)
5.2 Discuss Historic Walking Tour Content
5.3 Discuss 100 Years of the National Park Service and 50 Years of the National
Historic Preservation Act
6. STAFF UPDATES
6.1 Minnesota Historic Preservation Conference Summary
6.2 Next Meeting
8. ADJOURNMENT
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City of
Elk Meeting of the Heritage Preservation Commission
River Held at the Elk River City Hall
July 21, 2016
Members Present: Chair Fox, Commissioners Lindberg,Mortensen, and Nicholas
Others Present: Planning Manager Zack Carlton,Planner BrieAnna Simon,
Council Liaison Jerry Olsen.
Members Absent: Commissioner Jones
I. Call Meeting to Order
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the meeting of the Heritage Preservation
Commission was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Chair Fox.
2. Pledge of Allegiance
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
3. Consider July 21, 2016, Agenda
Moved by Commissioner Nicholas and seconded by Commissioner Lindberg
to approve the July 21, 2016, agenda.
Motion carried 4-0.
4. Consent Agenda
4.1 April 21, 2016, HPC Minutes
Council Liaison Jerry Olsen note the April 21,2016, meeting minutes spelled
"Olson"when it should be spelled"Olsen".
Commissioner Mortensen also stated the April 21, 2016, meeting minutes spelled
"Mortenson"when it should be spelled "Mortensen".
Moved by Commissioner Mortensen with the spelling corrections and
seconded by Commissioner Nicholas to approve the April 21, 2016, minutes.
Motion carried 4-0.
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July 21,2016
5.1 Water Tower Subcommittee Update — discuss 501(c)(3)
Commissioner Mortensen provided the progress update on the articles of
incorporation and the minutes. The application has been complete to the fullest
extent possible prior to an official board and the artifices of incorporation being
created and adopted.
Commissioner Mortensen also suggested submitted an advertisement in the paper
looking for individuals who are interested in being on the board, finalizing the
articles of incorporation, and adapting the bylaws as the board see necessary. Mr.
Carlton requested a paper copy of the articles of incorporation and advertisement,in
order to review and determine the next steps.
Through this process will provide an opportunity to help fund future heritage
preservation needs throughout the City of Elk River, and help formulate a group to
help maintain the water tower site as a whole.
5.2 Discuss Historic Walking Tour
Mr. Carlton provided an overview of the four walking tour brochures which were
created by students at St. Cloud State University in December of 2014. It was
understood that there were a favorites among the four brochures,however there
were concerns with each brochure due to spelling and historic information errors.
Format:
Chair Fox and Commissioners Mortensen and Lindberg stated the "Elk River
Historic Downtown Tour" and the "Elk River,MN Historic Downtown Walking
Tour" brochure formats were favored over the others. The map following the city
streets and street labels is helpful to direct individuals through the tour.
Chair Fox stated the intent of these brochures is to provide brief summary,while
providing more detail on the website. Mr. Carlton noted there needs to be a balance
of information and text for individuals who do not want to utilize the website on the
tour.
Additional Sites:
Commissioners Mortensen requested Orono Cemetery and Bailey Station Cemetery
be added to the brochures. Mr. Carlton suggested the brochures having key locations
for the walking portion of the tour and adding additional sites as "extra interests" to
drive to.
Commissioners Mortensen requested the historic horse hitching posts be added into
the discussion for Bailey Point Nature Reserve.
Chair Fox suggested adding the first nuclear reactor in the country. This was a large
attraction for many in the area when first opened.
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July 21,2016
Commissioners Mortensen suggested included The Bank of Elk River, since this is
the first bank in the county and the post office.
Content:
The official name for Handke Pit is Handke Stadium. The brochure should use the
official name for the site,while the description can state this site is commonly known
as "The Pit".
Commissioner Lindberg stated The Sunshine Depot information provided in the
brochures is not accurate and would like the advertisement removed. The description
could include a note in the brochure that the Sunshine Depot is filled with historic
photos of Elk River's history.
Chair Fox and Commissioners Mortensen noted that the two historic placed located
on the National Historic Places Register be featured as either the first or last in the
tour.
Chair Fox questioned the importance of Rivers Edge Commons being included in
the walking tour as this location is only a few years old and not a historic location.
Mr. Carlton suggested this place being identified as the start place and the new town
square. From this point you can see these historic places, such as Sunshine Depot,
the water tower, and Holton block. These three places can then be elaborated on at
this point.
Chair Fox stated,if true, the first woman rectors in the county at Holy Trinity
Church should be included.
Mr. Carlton noted the Ms. Simon will be working to pulling together comments,
branding, and getting the brochure on the City's website.
6.1 Grant and Construction Plans Update
Mr. Carlton provided a brief summary of progress on the water tower and stated that
no updated drawings had been received at this time. This delay does not impact our
grant process since we will be waiting until next spring to apply.
Mr. Carlton also discussed the recommendation of putting the population under the
Elk River logo on the water tower. This would fall in line with historical depictions
on water towers.
6.2 Next Meeting
Mr. Carlton stated the Annual Report will be ready for the next meeting. He also
stated that will be about the time for the Historic Fair if anyone is interested in
judging.
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July 21,2016
Additionally, the Minnesota Historic Preservation Conference will be held
September 7-9 in Hasting,MN. Two members will be able to attend this year. Please
let Mr. Carlton or Ms. Simon know if you are interested in attending.
8. Adjournment
There being no further business, Chair Fox adjourned the meeting of the Elk River
Heritage Preservation Commission at 6:37 p.m.
Tina Allard
City Clerk
Joshua Fox
Heritage Preservation Commission Chair
About Elk River, MN
Elk River is a city in Sherburne County, Minnesota, United States, about 34 miles northwest of
Minneapolis. It is situated at the confluence of the Mississippi and Elk Rivers. The population was 22,974
according to the 2010 census. The hardwood-forested hills in which Elk River is situated were pushed up
by the last glacier that advanced across Minnesota.These hills are made up of course materials which is
the reason gravel mining is so prevalent in Elk River, and also the reason much of the area is not
considered good farmland.The City of Elk River offers many amenities to its residents, including a small
town feeling but close enough to the Twin Cities and St. Cloud. The City boasts two golf courses,
Pinewood Golf Course, a municipal nine-hole course, and Elk River Country Club, an 18-hole course. The
Elk River Arena is located near the Elk River High School and offers skating to youth and adults, as well as
a Spring and Fall Arts and Craft Fair, an arena walking track, and much more. The City of Elk River offers
many opportunities to the 55+year old crowd with an Activity Center and Senior Center. The Elk River
Public Library is part of the Great River Regional Library system and the building is a LEED Gold Certified
building. The City of Elk River has over 44 parks totaling over 800 acres in various stages of development.
While many of these parks are neighborhood parks, there are also some that are gems of community
parks.
What are some interesting historical facts about Elk River?
• Elk River was home to Houlton Bank, the first national bank in Sherburne County in 1870,
located downtown Elk River.
• W.H. Houlton also co-founded the Union Congressional Church in Elk River. 1118 4th St NW
• The infamous box car murderer was hung in Elk River in 1904, one of the last cases in
Minnesota.
• Men who fought in the Civil War are buried in the Elk River Cemetery as well as the box car
murderer.
Rivers Edge Commons Park
Address: 679 Main St, Elk River, MN 55330
River's Edge Commons Park is located in the heart of downtown Elk River, Minnesota. The park connects
Main Street to the adjacent Mississippi River and provides a venue for community festivals and con-
certs in the park, drawing thousands of visitors every year to the downtown area.
This is a newly constructed community gathering space that hosts outdoor events and is a spot to
admire the Mississippi River year-round. The history of downtown Elk River and the Mississippi are
intimately intertwined.
The Rivers Edge Commons is a great place to take in the scenic views of the Mississippi River, As well as
enjoy live music events during the summer months.
This is a beautiful place with an excellent view of the Mississippi River. These commons provide people
with a place to sit and relax with beautiful landscaping for everyone to enjoy in the summer.
Bailey Point Nature Preserve
Address: 1 Morton Avenue Elk River, MN 55330
A 24.38-acre nature preserve with over 3,300 feet of natural largely untouched shoreline at the
confluence of the Mississippi and Elk Rivers. Some amenities include: adjacent to Water, bird watching,
conservation easement, dog waste station, fishing, open space, parking, prairie, scenic views, skiing-
cross country, trail—grass, and wooded. Fun Fact. It is the site of the Elk River battle. Two encounters
between the Objibwe and Dakotah Native American Tribes took place in the Elk River area in 1772 and
1773. War parties met on the Mississippi banks near the mouth of the Elk River in 1772 and a battle
ensued. The following year the two groups met again in the same area with another running battle that
ended with...
The area that comprises the Bailey Point Nature Reserve has had a long and evolving history. The site
has Native American roots, was once a golf course and is now navigable via an unpaved path for visitors
to appreciate with a low impact.
The Bailey Point Nature Preserve has been many things over the years. It was a Native American
battleground, a golf course, a camp ground, the high school football field and even the county
fairgrounds. Now Bailey Point is 26 acre nature preserve along the river with unpaved travels for hiking
or cross country skiing in the winter.
Baileys point is a Nature Preserve for fun activates of your choosing. From nature walks to cross country
skiing to fishing. Baileys Point can accommodate your nature needs.
Handke Pit
Address: 1133 4th St NW, Elk River, MN 55330
Handke Stadium, officially named Elk Hi Stadium, is an example of community spirit and co-operation,
now on the National Register of Historic Sites. The stadium actually began as a pond, described as a
water and muck-filled depression in the otherwise flat terrain. After a near drowning it was drained and
filled in the 1920's after many complaints from angry parents of kids who fell through the pond ice. It
was then turned into an athletic field, after local farmers volunteered wagons, scrapers and even their
own labor. The townspeople got behind the plan as well and Elk Hi Stadium was dedicated in 1925. The
stone work was done in the 1930s as a Works Progress Administration (WPA) project. The school
building next to the stadium, now called the Handke Family Center, was built in 1930 and named after
Robert Handke, a school superintendent for a quarter century. For more than a century, thousands,
including four National Hockey League (NHL) stars, have played in the "pit", as the locals call it.The pit
was the site of high school foot-ball games, baseball in the spring and summer months and ice skating
and sledding in the wintertime. Now days the pit is empty during the summer but come winter months,
families and people of every age enjoying the ice rinks below. It was also proudly the site of the 2014
Hockey Day in Minnesota.
Elk River is proud of its heritage as hockey town. Handke pit is a local gathering place to play hockey, ice
skate, be social and enjoy the outdoors. The 'Pit' as local youths endearingly call it, was the host of
Hockey Day Minnesota 2014.
Home of Hockey Day 2014, Handke Pit started out as a small pond. During the 1920's the pond was
drained and partially filled in, creating the bowl stadium that is still enjoyed today. Over the decades a
countless number kids have skated and played hockey in the pit, including 4 who went on to
One of the most popular places in Elk River would be the Handky Pit. This is right next to the old Elk
River High School and attracts many to the cool looking ice arena. This includes two ice rinks and ice
skating around those rinks.
Elk River Water Tower
Address:Jackson Ave. NW,4th St. NW, Elk River, MN 55330
The water tower was built in 1920 by the Minneapolis Steel and Machinery Co. as part of an effort to
protect Elk River from fire.The water tower's elevated tank is known as a hemispherical bottom, a name
derived from its design which includes a half-globe-shaped bottom. The design was common from the
1890s to about 1940. There are five other water towers of this type in Minnesota in the National
Register including Elk Rivers.
Elk River water tower is iconic and is something to look for when walking downtown or driving by,
erected in 1920.
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Address: 1326 4th Street NW Elk River, MN 55330
The church was established in Orono in 1858.The original name of Trinity Church was suggested by J. H.
Foster, one of the builders, in honor of the oldest church in his native town of St.John's, New Brunswick.
The church was admitted into the union with the Diocese of Minnesota in 1859, represented by Oliver
Kelley (his farm is a Minnesota Historical Society site in Elk River).The original church site was at 1915
Second Street.The church building was moved in 1878 across the street from the present site. The
present building was erected in 1891. The Star News at that time reported: "Tuesday last witnessed the
dedication of another beautiful little church in Elk River, and adds another mark of civilization to our
town." The church was renamed Holy Trinity Episcopal Church of Elk River in 1962.
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church was founded over 120 years ago in 1859 by the Century Congregation and
evolved in 1891 by the Century Church.
Holy trinity was built in 1890-1891. In 1979 Holy Trinity called The Reverend Margo Maris as one of the
first woman rectors in the country. Women have been very welcome at Holy Trinity, as four women priests
have served Holy Trinity since the late 1970s.
Union Congregational Church, United Church of Christ
Address: 1118 4th St NW, Elk River, MN 55330
Union Church was established in 1875. The church was built in 1881 at a cost of$54,000. It is the oldest
church building in Elk River. A stained glass window was installed in 1919 in memory of those serving in
World War I from Elk River. The window shows the Angel of Life and Flanders Field. In 1923, nine
memorial windows were in-stalled. These windows have the names of those who served in World War I.
Those with a gold star indicate the person died in battle.
Union Congregational was built in 1881. The beautiful stained glass windows that were put in in 1919
are in memory of those who served in WWI. Nine memorial windows were created and each window
has the names of the veterans.
The Union Congregational Church building was built in 1875. The beautiful New England style church has
been in Use for over 135 years.
The Union Congregational Church is one of the oldest in Elk River, and welcomes visitors who enjoy stain
glass windos for prayer and worship. Built in 1881, located on 1118 4th St NW.
Orono Cemetery
Established as a township cemetery and burial place for Orono's earliest members, the cemetery
contains the remains of two War of 1812 and 29 Civil War veterans.
Sunshine Depot
Address: 710 Main Street, Elk River, MN 55330
The Sunshine Depot is the oldest standing building in downtown Elk River today.The only standing
building after the 1898 fires. Originally a general drug store, it was refurbished into an Italian restaurant
years later.
Sue Anderson, the owner of The Sunshine Depot, wants you to know that we offer Informal Dining,
Cocktails, and the Best Pizza in the Elk River Area. Stop in and check us out whether you're with your
friends or your family.
The Sunshine Depot is one of the oldest buildings in the downtown area. Here you can stop for some
great food and drinks! Welcoming atmosphere for everyone!
Kemper Drug
Address: 323 Jackson Ave NW, Elk River, MN 55330
One of the landmarks of Elk River's downtown, the original building was built in 1940, but burned down in
1960.
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