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Land Use in Eden Prazrle t Type of Usage Percentage, Acres, t Residential ................................ ....... ....... 41 /o ......... ........... 9,555 Commercial..... ....... ....... ........... :..i...,.......... 3%....::-...................................:... 645<.. Of 04 Industrial .......... ....6 / .... 1,481 I Parks Space and Open ........ .... 22 °i - ........... 5,032 i Public (schools, city works, a irports).:..... 13 % ............... .................. ... 3,064., Roads ....... ......... .:..:...1Y %........... ..:.::. .:......... 2,546 Source:. Eden Prairie Community Development Agency - merce has decided to direct ser- vices specifically toward the city's merchants. "We are trying to start a re- tail association that will be supportive and responsive to the retailers in this communi- ty;" says Chamber president Arlyn Grossing. Retail in Eden Prairie encom- passes all tiers of what Grussing calls "the hierarchy of shopping centers." That is, it includes convenience stores, neighbor- hood centers with 10 to 15 stores, "community centers" (serving several neighborhoods) and a regional shopping center. "Today, most of the retail growth comes around regional centers --centers like the Dales and Eden Prairie Center," says Grossing. "If you look at the areas around those centers, you'll see a proliferation of small, specialty -type centers lo- cating close by. If you have a regional center in your commu- nity, you'll have retail growth." Growth in retailing, com- bined with steady housing con- struction, creates the promise of stable growth that businesses find appealing, and which in- creases business migration to Eden Prairie, says Enger. Room to groan Enger and his team of plan- ners still consider the city to be a work in progress. They are currently working on the development of a downtown area, referred to as Eden Prairie Market Center. It is approximately 100 acres of _ ---- Eden Prairie Employment by ,firdustry (199215ata) t�'INDUSTRY EMPLOYMENTS' PERCENT ';I j • Agriculture - - l: Forestry, Mining .... .................................... 134..-.................._...................0.4 %. :. f... Construction ........................ ................. 1,081-........... ............. __............ 3.0 % ;. Manufacturing ................................ ........ 9,503... .............. _.................. :.... 26.5%..'... 's Transportation, Communications, -- - - Public Utilities ......... ............................. .1296...................._................_....3.6 �Trade % ........ ..................... .::..:..............10.087........................_................28.1 % ;:. Finance, Insurance, Real Estate..._ ..... 2,284....... .... -...........................:..6.4 �,'-_Services.... ........................... :.......... __.8,766.................... :.............. ....... 24.5%. ;.Government......................................_1,609...........__.........:.............::....4.17 % - __ Other* . . ...:. ......... .._.1,075... ..... ......3.0 % Source- Minnesota Department of Jobs and Training -. _. 3•INCLUDES SELF- EMPLOYED AND EMPLOYEES PAID By COMMISSION ONLY Land Use Tables SlteoklW P,4r,�, 1981 Existing Land Use Composite Future Land Use Residential Low Density (1-3.9 U/Acre) 2402 acres 13.9 % 7098 acres 47,6 % Medium Density (4-13.9 U/Acre) 117 acres 0.7 % 1877 acres 12,6 % High Density (14-18 U/Acre) 290 acres 1.7 % 775 acres 5.2 % Commercial Office 21 acres 0.1 % 195 acres 1.3 % Office/Medium Density Residential - acres - % 60.5 acres 0A % Commercial 186 acres 1.1 % 417 acres 2.8 % Industrial Industrial 314 acres 1.8 % 1050.5 acres 7.0 % Crystal Airport 86 acres 0.6 % 86.0 acres 0.6 % Public Parks/Open Space/Schools 1169 acres 6.7 % 3324 acres 22.3 % Quasi -Public 16 acres 0.1 % 24.5 acres 0.2 % Agriculture 6040 acres 34.9 % (See Protection Element) Vacant/Rights of Way/etc. 6575 acres 38.6 % - - Churches 64 acres 0.4 % - - Municipal Comprehensive Plan Comparisons Residential % Commercial % Industrial % Public Brooklyn Park 65.4 4.5 7.6 22.3 Fridley 34.6 4.5 22.1 38.6 Bloomington 37.4 2.5 8.2 51.4 Golden Valley 40.4 4.2 7.7 47.7 Richfield 50.5 4.5 0.6 44.9 Roseville 38.6 3.0 8.7 49.7 St. Louis Park 43.5 2.9 5.5 48.2 Metro Area' 41.8 2.5 12.6 43.1 ' 1973 Metropolitan Council Data �w,�c tnQ� � tnf�u:S-fn,tA� 'CotX� M►NN(dCFVA AUM, WCAf(, 12)(xkS AV&L- SPU-50 On) ?AtivL Yv^vLW r VALME ATM Cf0 . TXK UXrACrCL( '(►MV) Tic ACt-fY Yl /acCe &Q•AA� pwap+rK Cf T9(iCV)%OqC GOCfACjT( i S J� VG LA4C- UAA�O L- 3 c/a— ,PLttiS &I,I)C ,VgLo : V 4001w &AwptN6 "— A L116K A VAkvt mAr( 4kiF VA-t mk- IA&K-p Af 12,001000 } o TpgC WP gC(-Cy oG -1,6vo t TPq< WAC ►'C•t 7 tvvl(6 Yarx wp((-rr-f ►�,qCE o s TiDce! feo(o -u rA-AI6 of ` ,J, boo -r ► VVI46 �-4 81Z2`I.50 1100, 000 T t w, es C-` motl j '4 3; 000 QuI-D►nb A lbtlT M4nM FAC Cur+ kldb wrnA A F, In- Avo,&WLT VALMu - &)TIA x k-7-9 Psi' $00, Ob RAS "TA9< C".A<-(Ty Or: 4 Z k►C400 CZ) pt,ac•,.ftcm?ch OF 4-ZIMco �`wi�5 I0� 2�'1 rcC �ct-SJ $Z3,►SO•y� CZ� # wo` low -fiv%L) y !ool. ewAo-i * AN DVPLCIC- )auI LMN 6 w iTH A Fs\ 1 K. AAAv&Vt-,' v^L-q(, CVtAA,<M P- ll� I I I oo 1000 l (rcj t CPC t�►w�c �T,� o� fq 9) Duo (3) . ,puonrm-ci TagcLd oP �ggjoo0 4sQ 4 53,07,/o.33 �3) # l0010 D0 -r ► vti o 3% !fix►. j 13, xn I�a�o`a,� Ti�v7 H.Wo mmnaS �q� *91,000 rr r PROGRAM: PRTPTA SHERBURNE COUNTY PAGE: 14 TAX YEAR: 1994 PROPERTY TAX SYSTEM DATE: 03/24/94 ELK RIVER CITY 75 PROPERTY TAX ANALYSIS TIME: 14:28:31 VI ALL CLASSES PROPERTY CLASS COUNT PCT ACRES PCT MARKET VALUE PCT TAX CAPACITY PCT GROSS TAX PCT NET TAX PCT ETR % 2 5 3 .9 ZIILZ73 307r2_l_ 3.5 340047 3.5 3409947 395 192501 4 AG HS UNIMPROVED 340 6.7 59547*01 24*5 20169305 *4 159325 1 171655 .1 179655 *1 *7622 AG NH IMPROVED 20' 05 19130.79 4.9 39037T700 .5 559057 .6 609119 .6 609119 .6 1*9791 AG.-NIH UtlIMP--ROVED-----l-4T---2o,9-----3,vO76t.60, lie 1 3 -07 .6 539037 .6 58V184 .6 58t184 .6 1.6637 __ A�� TOTAL 798 15.9 l7v562.63 77*5 3691249498 7.0 ��30,697 4.9 4769907 4.9 4'm §0 469 1.3201 0' '_TI_MB ER SEAS REC RES IMP. 9 .1 16.07 172f000 3t440 3 9756 39756 2.1840 SEAS REC RES _UNII MP #_IT__ .3 3.90 ----- ---- 49j, 3 0 0 ... 986 - ----- 1092 19092 2.2150 SEAS REC RES TOTAL 25 .5 19.97 221t300 4v426 -- - - ---- 49848 49848 2.1909 16 NDN-AG HS IMER.O�Y-ED--2�2-06--5-7,9-l-j3-7 20 1 6.0 244 600 -9 3 5 8-9- 47.6 2 915P513 33.6 392759068 34.1 39275 68 0 34-1 1.3402 i 9 0 � NON -AG HS UNIMPROVE 26B 5*3 73.56 *3 293389884 .4 379502 .4 411699 .4 419699 -4 1*7828 21l N-AG NH IMPROVED 100 1.9 49.85 .2 69583v600 1*2 1669183 149 1829628 1*9 1829628 1.9 2*7739 122 !- 31 q__NON-AG UNIAPROVE 281 5.6 1 10.1-t .4 39222#520 .6 74t848 .8 329591 .8 329591 .8 2.5629 NJN-AG TOTAL 3555 70*8 11606a21 7.0 25bv503v604 50.0 39194046 36*8 3 081 087 37.3 30819987 37-3 1-396 1 26I ,27 21 EATS__4=MDR E 33 6 21.11 ILO 17 1611900 3 6 636 373 7o3 6979796 7.2 697,796 7.2 3.7281 22 GOVT. 16 .3 Zo94 89121v400 1.5 198v321 2.2 2189881 2*2 2189881 2.2 2 2 23 7APARTMENTS !3c 131 24 _ 0 RT_ 'S S IMPROVED 10 1 8.3 6 - 2.1 v8769600 � - --j- .3 44#444 *5 49080 o5 499080 o5 2o6153 32 2j RESORTS UNIMPROVED 4 108.71 .4 941200 2?167 29396 29396 --- --- - -_ - - - � _�4 � �___ 33 1 RESORTS TOT AL 14 *2 597.47 2.6 IP9709600 *3 469611 *5 51f476 .5 519476 .5 2:6119 31 27 --- 3, 36, 28 VACANT NON-COMM. 3 j 29 VACANT COMMERCIAL 38 A 30 401 3' COMMERCIAL 276 5.5 19304*20 5*7 5895361301 11o4 2#452t251 23.2 2t684t447 ZBoO 2i6849447 28.0 4.5859 4i 4 2 31IND_U_S_TJU9L__ 52 1.0 50.38 m2_____ 109384v5002.0 _0j06O 4 4__ 5.0 4819670 500 481t670 5.0 4,6383 , 1� �41 34 35 PUBLIC UTILITY 9 .1 140.15 *6 Ov244i,700 3.9 9249537 1006 190119119 10*5 1tO119119 10.5 4.9944 36 31 37 RAILROAD OPERATING 3 14.98 8471o800 .1 389998 04 42 v648 .4 42t648 .4 5.0364 3s 79 _141-N E-RA 51 -2 4c s:I 41 TOTAL REAL ESTATE 4782 95-3 219320*44 94.1 41196719803 80.3 89366020 96*4 992519783 96,5 9925lt783 96.5 2.247356 154 42 56 43 PERSONAL PROPERTY 23 .5 697589000 1.3 304,481 3.5 333PO44 344 3339044 3.4 4.9281 4 1 _TO_TA L_AD__VA LORE M -45-W 95�AL__?_l_i 20o44 94*1 418,pA23tlO3 81.6 8#670t8Dl 100.0 995Q4_IA27100.0 915849827 100*0 2*2906 591 601 46 611 47 TREE GROWTH PROGRAM ,63: 48 J64 TAX EXEMPT 207 4.1 19315o37 5*8 9410379800 18*3 165 so 166 51 229635.81 100.05l2_L467j603 100*0 806709801 100.0 9 064 027 100.0 995849827 100.0 1.8703 167 168 52 !69 53 71� 711 54 72 55 '73 56 74 57 75 75 I I