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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01 29 09 City Council Work Session Master Park Plan Natural/Passive Recreation Areas January 20,2009 City Council Workshop ----1 PIKE LAKE PARK Existing Natural FeatureslNatural Amenities Pike Lake Park is currently comprised of 30.14 acres. Ultimately, the envisioned park will be comprised of a large node (trailhead) on the west side of Pike Lake and a smaller node (trailhead) on the east side of Pike Lake with a trail connecting the two and encompassing the shoreline of Pike Lake. The existing park land is made up of two lakeshore parcels, containing the following desirable natural features/amenities: . A total of 2,790 feet of Pike Lake shoreline. . 650 feet of Prior Creek. . A peninsula. . An island that serves as a nesting location for bald eagles. . A heavily wooded site with mature maples, black cherry, elms, and ash trees . Over half a mile of undisturbed shore on a shallow natural environment lake and a creek connection from the lake towards the Minnesota River. The site provides significant aquatic habitat for plants and wildlife. Pike Lake is one of the few north-south corridors to the Minnesota River. . The Pike Lake Park land serves as prime habitat for an abundance of wildlife, including, but not limited to: snapping turtles, American bitterns, night herons, sparrows, woodcocks, wood ducks, pileated woodpeckers, and a large quantity of white-tailed deer. . The site serves as a significant area for migratory bird habitat, for food, shelter, resting, and breeding (particularly in light of its adjacency in the flight path to the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge to the north). . Open natural grasslands. Necessary Natural Feature Enhancements Pike Lake Park does not have an extensive concentration of anyone type of invasive species, however, a variety of species, including, but not limited to the following will need to be removed and managed in the future: . Buckthorn . Garlic mustard . Variety of thistle . Variety of sweet clovers . Purple loosestrife . Reed canary grass . Kentucky bluegrass . Leafy spurge . Spotted knapweed . Creeping charlie While Pike Lake Park has a variety of highly desirable natural features/amenities, the site would benefit from the following natural enhancements: . Reestablishment of approximately 3.5 acres of native prairie. . Restoration of approximately 17.7 acres of the maple/basswood ecosystem. . Reestablishment of approximately 3.0 acres of wetland. . Rain garden installations (2) for educational and water quality purposes. . Shoreland restoration to the east side of Pike Lake to contend with extensive agricultural runoff that enters Pike Lake. . Establishment of interpretive areas with native plan communities. Physical Site Improvements (Facility Improvements) The existing house located on the west side of Pike Lake and within the current boundaries of Pike Lake Park is a single story structure that had been previously used as a single-family residence. The 1970's structure has the appearance of a chalet which overlooks Pike Lake and contains ample passive lighting and a wood burning stove. The structure would be an ideal setting for environmental education and as a warming house for cross country skiers, snowshoers, and hikers alike. The Pike Lake Park structure presents itself as a desirable candidate for the installation of green technology. City staff has researched ways that the structure can showcase green technology and possible ways citizens can use the information presented to retrofit their homes to be green. Staff proposes the following improvements to the structure: . Energy efficient windows and skylights. . Improvements to plumbing, heating, and electrical work. . Wheat board interior walls. . Seed pressed cabinetry. . Structural alterations (removal of staircase, general interior remodel, etc). . Insulation (comprised of engineered recycled blue jean material). . New appliances (for use when rented). . Replace sink (made from recycled granite). . Installation of composite countertops (recycled milk jugs). . Installation of ceiling tile (recycled tree roots). . Gutters for rain barrels (recapturing water for irrigation purposes). . Solar panel installation for supplementing heat and electricity for the structure. . An exterior deck. . Possibility of a geothermal field. (Exterior Physical Improvements) The Pike Lake Park structure possesses a variety of environmental education options. However, with the following exterior site improvements, the site has expanded opportunities to educate the public and allow for recreational opportunities in the natural environment of Pike Lake Park: . Engineered turf parking lots (at trail heads located on the west and east borders of the park). . Play structures (located adjacent to parking areas on the west and east sides of the park). . Picnic pavilion (east side of the park). . Recycling/trash receptacles with interpretive signage regarding recycling. . A bituminous trail extending from the west side parking lot leading down to the Pike Lake Park facility. . A wood chip trail (approximately 12,960 linear feet) extending along the perimeter of Pike Lake for hiking, snow shoeing, and cross country skiing. . Rain barrels for irrigation and education. . A compost toilet. . A boardwalk over the wetland to the south of Pike Lake. . An arched/elevated boardwalk (to allow canoe access to all areas of Pike Lake shoreline) extending approximately 200 linear feet. . A FIN (Fishing In Neighborhoods) pier (in conjunction with the DNR). . Interpretive signage. Future Land Acquisition It is anticipated, with the exception of one (l) piece of property directly to the north of Pike Lake, the remainder of park land will be accessed around Pike Lake through future easements that will be acquired at the time of development. Other Considerations Pike Lake Park is in close proximity to the YMCA Camp Kici Yapi (directly to the north), which is a contiguous parcel of desirable Big Woods. The Camp Kici Yapi land is owned by the SMSC and is currently being leased by the YMCA. In the future, there are possibilities of partnerships with the SMSC for education (collaboration related to possible future facilities for interpretation, maple syruping, etc), recreation, and preservation. This unique site lends itself to being a place for educating youth and families about the natural environment while also allowing them to engage in recreation (cross country skiing, snowshoeing, fishing, hiking, bird watching, etc). For that reason, the City would hope to establish continued partnerships with the School District, the Prior Lake-Spring Lake Watershed District, the YMCA, and others in the development of this unique park, while carrying their missions forward. Pike Lake Park Facility and Grounds (IH) In house; (OS) Outsource Estimated Cost Schedule Descr!pJ_~I"I_ 1_'__ ----- __n'_'_ .---------~- I Facility Improvements I Windows I H I Skylights IH I Plumbing/heating (material/labor) OS I Electrical (materials/labor) OS Wheat board interior walls (materials IH only) I Interior maple trim (materials only) IH I Exterior cedar siding (materials only) IH Structural alterations (i.e.: architectural OS work, removal of stairs, general internal structural remodel, general labor) I Insulation-recycled blue jean material IH I Stove, Refrigerator, Dishwasher IH I Sink (recycled granite) IH I Seed pressed cabinetry IH Recycled (milk jug) composite OS countertops I Framing lumber IH I Ceilin~ tile (recycled tree roots) IH I Nails/fasteners IH I Soffit and fascia I H Drainage/gutters IH Deck/stairs IH I Doors-interior/exterior IH I Misc. furnishings-interior/exterior IH I Disposal OS I Solar panel installation/photovoltaic OS Labor OS Subtotal I Exterior Physical Improvements Engineered turf parking lot (at trailheads-west and east sides of park) Play structure (at trailhead-west side of OS park) I Picnic pavilion (at trailhead-east side of OS MPP-Passive/Natural Areas un gu_al'ltity Estimated Cost $4,240 ** $800 $35,000 $10,000 $16,000 ** $6,000 $9,500 $35,000 $7,000 ** $2,500 $463 $5,330 ** $3,200 ** $6,000 $3,400 ** $1,000 $2,500 $2,000 $20,000 $4,000 $15,000 $2,000 $3,500 ** $25,000 _ _ _~~~-,'!.33 60 stalls $150,000 total 30,000/S.F. 1 $59,485 1 $40,000 Description lpark)--- --------.. ~-.. Play structure (at trailhead-east side of OS park) 2-5 year olds (includes curbing and surface material I Recycling/trash receptacles I Bituminous Trail I Boulder Retaining Wall I Wood chip trails I Compost toilet I Rain barrels Picnic tables Bike Racks I FIN Pier I Demolition of septic drain field I Interpretive signage Arched/elevated boardwalk (8 ft in width) Boardwalk over wetland Trailhead sign age Arched/elevated bridge Consulting design work and materials for educational plant communities-to be located directly around the interpretive center facility Subtotal I I Exterior Natural Improvements I Invasive species removal Reestablishment of native prairie Restoration of Maple/Basswood ecosystem Reestablishment of wetland Improvements to the east side of Pike Lake-shoreline restoration I Rain garden installation I I * Land/Easement Acquisition I Subtotal 1---.---.-------. ... ----.-~------.~ '" Grand Total_ .~ Other Cost Considerations: IH IH IH IH OS OS IH OS IH IH OS IH IH OS IH OS/IH IH IH IH IH IH IH * Quant. ity ------ . . -- . __u__ ____ 1 14 1,000/L.F. 12,960/L.F. 1 2 5 2 200/L. F. 400/L. F. 60/L. F. N/A 3.5 acres 17.7 acres 3.0 acres L.S. 2 * Estimated Cost $43,000 $9,800 $35,000 $15,000 $29,820 $5,000 $300 $4,110 $1 ,440 $30,000 $3,000 $12,000 $75,000 $30,000 $12,000 $22,764 $25,000 $602,719 $0 $18,396.88 $255,047.00 $18,902.34 $17,000 $3,000 * $312,346.22 u"__.. .-- -.--. -.-.-.~- m---.-1. ~__ ~J~ 134,498.20 .~ *It remains unclear at this time what land and easement acquisition costs will be for assembling the fully envisioned Pike Lake Park. However, much of the easement MPP~Passive/Natural Areas portion of the acquisition will take place as a way of meeting future PUD criteria or park dedication requirements as land along Pike Lake is developed. ** Staff intents to utilize the facility as an educational center to showcase green materials and demonstrate how citizens can incorporate them into existing structures. As part of showcasing these materials, staff would work with companies to have these materials donated or purchased at a reduced rate. Proper acknowledgement of the material and the donation would be provided within the facility. Other Possible Site Improvements: Geothermal installation (adequate space will exist when the septic drain field is removed). Approximately $120,000 cost. MPP-Passive/Natural Areas I ~ ~ ~ .. City of Prior Lake r. Minnesota , s~~ 2009 "+1 ~".",,,,. CITY PARKS PROPOSED PIKE LAKE AREA PROPOSED TRAIL OR BOARDWALK EXISTING TRAIL BI lUMINOUS TRAIL NEIGHBOHHOOD PARK NATUIML AHEA c::J CITY.OWNED PARCELS 1:'0 60 0 ~ f'"..l CAMPBELL LAKE PARK The future Campbell Lake Park is planned for a location west of County Road 17, in the future Orderly Annexation Area of the City. Ultimately, the community park will be approximately 90 acres and assembled through dedication at the time of development. The Master Park Plan indicates, in addition to the natural areas, the park will also include an active component supporting 20-30 acres of athletic fields. Existing Natural Features The future park site contains the following desirable natural features: . A variety of natural tree species, including significant populations of maple/basswood forested areas (concentrated on the north and northwest side of Campbell Lake). . Extensive natural shoreline. . Natural wetlands. . Contiguous land for natural habitat. Necessary Natural Feature Enhancements The future park would benefit from restoration of the following natural areas: . Prairie restoration . Basswood woodland restoration . Wetland improvement projects . Shoreline restoration Physical Site Improvements A number of the site improvements take place as a part of the active components of the future Campbell Lake Park; the following physical site improvements are programmed as a part of the proposed natural/passive park portion of the MPP: . An eight foot (8') wide approximately 12,950 linear foot bituminous trail around the perimeter of Campbell Lake. . Approximately 1,500 linear feet of floating boardwalk. . Picnic shelters. . A 600 linear foot wood chipped trail. . A pavilion (similar to Lakefront Park). . A 120 stall engineered turf parking lot. Campbell Lake Park (IH) In house; (OS) Outsource Estimated Cost Schedule Description _. --- Natural Site Improvements I Prairie restoration I Basswood woodland restoration Shoreline restoration L_____~I.IE~otal_.__m I Physical Site Improvements I Benches I Recycling/trash receptacles I Bituminous trail (8 feet in width) I Floating boardwalk I Picnic shelters I Wood chipped trail Boardwalk (eastern extension along Campbell Lake) Pavilion (similar to Lakefront Park) Parking Lot (engineered turf) Subtotal Grand Total MPP-Passive/Natural Areas IH IH OS IIH IIH IIH IIH IIH IIH IH Est. Cost -=-n-_-------=1" $21,025 I $136,889.96 I $18,000 I $175,914.96 __--.____._.._"___ ___ _____._=i Quantity 4 acres 9.5 acres 1,340/L.F. 10 6 12,950/L.F. 300/L. F. 1 600/L. F. 1,200/L.F. 1 120 stalls $8,000 $3,468 $388,500 $9,000 $40,000 $1,380 $90,000 $575,000 $300,000 $1,415,348 _$1,591,262.90 I t City 01 Prior Lake '~IM'~~::ot~'1~' CITY PARKS PROPOSED CAMPBEL.L LAKE AREA t . WHITETAIL ISLAND PARK Whitetail Island Park is a unique island park environment surrounded by residential and industrial land (within the Deerfield development). Existing Natural Features The park site contains the following desirable natural features: . Extensive fern populations. . A unique island environment. Necessary Natural Feature Enhancements The remoteness of the island has allowed for a very limited amount of nondesirable vegetation to take hold on Whitetail Island. However, the island is surrounded by the following invasive species, which the park would benefit from eradicating or minimizing: . Canary reed grass . Cattails Physical Site Improvements Whitetail Island would benefit from the following physical site improvements: . Three boardwalk connections out to the island (equaling approximately 2,400 linear feet). . A picnic shelter. . Interpretive signage. Other Considerations City staff hopes to create partnerships with the DNR, Ducks Unlimited, and others to establish duck habitat. Grants will be a necessary part of the large undertaking regarding Whitetail Island invasive specie removal efforts and establishing duck habitat. Whitetail Island Park (IH) In house; (OS) Outsource Estimated Cost Schedule Desc:r!p~ion Quantity Est. Cost .\ 1 Natural Site Improvements Invasive species removal (canary IH reed grass and cattails) Subtotal $*** $*** Physical Site Improvements Boardwalks Picnic shelter Interpretive sign age I Subtotal IH IH OS I 2,400/L.F. $180,000 1 $40,000 $5,000 _u_ _$22_5~002_ r=-~~ran~TofC!!:~=--_=_--=-_ _~_--=_ ~~~--=~- _ J}22~~OO!l-=--_= . '--1 Other Considerations: *** City staff hopes to create partnerships with the DNR, Ducks Unlimited, and others to create duck habitats. Grants will be a necessary part of the large undertaking around Whitetail Island invasive species removal efforts and establishing duck habitat. P:\White Tail Island Park Cost Estimates.doc I t City of Prior Lake ''''0. Minnesota ~.. 8~~ 2009 II_VL 'T'c'" S CITY PARKS . WHITETAIL ISLAND I~j EXISTING TRAIL PROPOSED TRAIL OR BOARDWALK NEIGHBORHOOD PARK NATURAL AREA PARCEL 140 70 0 ~ -- Feet 140 TO", n'a<,'"~;~~::'~;~; ~:O~'~; ~e: c~, .r ~,s:r.~aa::~;~:~ n,~~~~':::o:;' co_c"., . - CRYSTAL/RICE LAKE PARK Crystal/Rice Lake Park is a linear park of approximately 20 acres. The park has 7,291 linear feet of bituminous trails, a picnic shelter, and a FIN Program pier/aerator system. Existing Natural Features Crystal/Rice Lake Park contains the following desirable natural features: . An intact complex of maple/basswood forest. . Scattered rich/poor fens (generally good to very good condition presently). Necessary Natural Feature Enhancements Crystal/Rice Lake Park would benefit from the following natural feature enhancements: . Limited removal of invasive species. . Restoration of approximately 3.0 acres of maple/basswood. . Restoration of approximately 3.0 acres of oak savannah. . City staff will work with the DNR and youth in Prior Lake schools through the FIN Program to restore necessary segments of the shoreline (labor and plants free of charge to the City). Physical Site Improvements Crystal/Rice Lake Park has had physical site improvements made in recent years (2005 and 2007), but would benefit from enhanced interpretive signage. Other Considerations Crystal/Rice Lake will be stocked with sunfish, crappies, bass, and northern pike. Crystal/Rice Lake Park (IH) In house; (OS) Outsource Estimated Cost Schedule Description I------------H I Natural Site Improvements I Limited removal of invasive species IH Restoration of maple/basswood IH ecosystem Restoration of oak savannah ecosystem Shoreline restoration Quantity Estimated Cost -- ---- ---- ---T....-- IH 3 acres $0 $43,228.41 $31,265.82 o 3 acres ** $0 - --- --- .-- $74,494.23 Subtotal I Physical Site Improvements l_lnt~~~~~;!;1~!ag~_~~-----=--=-___ _ o~___ __-=-=- _~~:g~~~~~~~u- __= r----=___Gr!l!!<<:! Tot~i ----- -=--=-__ --- $80,494.23 ** City staff will work with the DNR and youth in Prior Lake schools through the FIN Program to restore necessary segments of the shoreline (labor and plants free of charge to the City). P:\Crystal-Rice Park Cost Estimates.doc I 4 CRYSTAL I RICE COMPLEX ~ AERIAL PHOTO FROM ?PRlL 2007 :'i iL W~E s t WESTBURY PARK AT FIVE HAWKS Westbury Park at Five Hawks is heavily used by the Five Hawks School. A majority of the park falls on City property, with a smaller portion on school property. Existing Natural Features Westbury Park at Five Hawks contains the following desirable natural features: . Two (2) nodes of established native prairie. . A variety of tree species. Necessary Natural Feature Enhancements The park would benefit from the following natural feature enhancements: . Removal of invasive species (buckthorn, sumac,etc.). . Selective cutting of trees along existing bituminous trails. . Extensive erosion control and regrading. . Prescribed burn in conjunction with the SMSC. . Restore approximately 2.0 acres of Maple/Basswood (in areas to be regraded) Physical Site Improvements The park would benefit from the following physical site improvements: . Enhanced interpretive signage. . Restoration and upgrade of the existing 8 ft bituminous trial to 10 ft in width (approximately 1,600 linear feet). . Upgrade of 500 linear feet of woodchip trails. . Install a woodchip trail connection extending from the boardwalk to an adjacent trail (approximately 800 linear feet). Westbury Park at Five Hawks (IH) In house; (OS) Outsource Estimated Cost Schedule QE!scrip~ion r-'-~--------' I Physical Site Improvements Interpretive signage Restore and upgrade 8ft bituminous trail to 10ft width I Upgrade woodchip trail Install a woodchip trail connection trail extending from the boardwalk to an adjacent trail Subtotal _uO ua n.!!ty_ Estimated Cost .----~--------r OS IH/OS $3,000 1,600/L.F. $48,000 IH IH 500/L.F. 800/L. F. $1 ,150 $1,840 $53,990 Natural Site Improvements I Removal of invasive species I Erosion control/regrading I Prescribed burn I Maple/basswood restoration I, Subtotal ** $0 $30,000 ** IH o IH 2 acres $28,818.94 $513,!J18.94 r. .u --.- Grand Total ___ $112-,~_Q8. 94 ** The SMSc has agreed to assist City staff with performing the prescribed burn in the prairie areas. P:\Westbury Park at Five Hawks Cost Estimates.doc I t City of Prior Lake flU Minnesota N €~~ 2009 w+, ....,\111;1:$0"'''' s CITY PARKS WESTBURY PONDS r0 EXISTING TRAIL PROPOSED TRAIL OR BOARDWALK NEIGHBORHOOD PARK NATURAL AREA PARCEL AERIAL PHOTO FROM APRil 2007 last Updated January 2009 City of Prior Lake Public Works Department X-fParks'Westbury _Ponds 100 50 o 100 _~__~J-. Feet ThIS drawing IS neither a legally recorded map nor a survey and is no1 intended to be used as one This drawing is a compilation of records. information and data from various city. county and state offIces and other sources This document should be used tor relerence onty No representation IS made thai features presented accurately relied true location The City of Prior Lake, or any other entity from which data was obtained, assumes no liability for any errors or omissions herein It discrepancies ate found, please conlact the City of Prior lakE! . t 'i~ r':. './ / './ If . ~"". 1 " WOODVIEW PARK Woodview Park is located north of Highway 13 and bounded by Sunset Trail to the west and Spruce Trail to the north. The park has numerous encroachments from adjacent single family residents. A rigorous education program should be put in place to assist the residents in understanding where the park boundary exists and the proper use of public land. Existing Natural Features The park contains the following desirable natural features: . A variety of contiguous tree species, including stands of maple/basswood and oak. . A natural wetland area. . Contiguous land for natural habitat within a residential area. Necessary Natural Feature Enhancements Woodview Park would benefit from restoration of the following natural areas: . Approximately 2 acres of wetland restoration. . Selective cutting and trimming of trees to allow for sunlight to the forest area floor/soil, thus providing the ability to establish erosion stabilizing ground cover. . Restoration of approximately 5 acres of maple/basswood. . Restoration of approximately 5 acres of oak savannah. Physical Site Improvements The following physical site improvements . The installation of approximately 4,000 linear feet of woodchip trail extensions. . Recycling/trash receptacles. . The installation of a picnic shelter. . Park boundary signage. Woodview Park (IH) In house; (OS) Outsource Estimated Cost Schedule Description In- ...____.u _nn_______ Natural Site Improvements Selective cutting and trimming of trees Maple/basswood restoration Oak savannah Wetland restoration I I' Subtotal I Physical Site Improvements Woodchip trail extension Recycling/trash receptacles Picnic shelter Subtotal Quantity Estimated Cost IH IH IH IH o 5 acres 5 acres 2 acres $0 $72,047.35 $52,047.35 $12,601.56 $136,696.26 $9,200 $3,270 $40,000 $52,470 t ---G-rancfT ota. ..1_..--.-.-.--...._-___._ ~___"_________... __________ _m _ ____.._______ u_[~_____ -_._=~___ -lf89,f66:2-6---~ MPP-NaturallPassive Areas-Woodwiew IH IH IH 4,000/L.F. 6 1 -- I City of Prior Lake o~ rliJO,f Minnesota " s~~ 2009 "+E ~,,,..[~,,~~ " 4 CITY PARKS WOODVIEW PARK EXISTING TRAil PROPOSED TRAIL OR BOARDWALK WOOD CHIP TRAil NEIGHBORHOOD PARK NATURAL AREA PARCEL 70 35 0 ......-.-.-. Feet I' dl-""'era"c""s ~'€ fnun,l 4 4 70 JEFFERS POND PARK Jeffers Pond Park is a largely developed park system within the Jeffers Pond Planned Unit Development which provides an extensive trail system with varied natural amenities. Existing Natural Features Jeffers Pond Park contains the following desirable natural features: . A contiguous complex of maple/basswood and oak forest. . Small to large wetlands and shallow lakes. Necessary Natural Feature Enhancements The park would benefit from the following natural feature enhancements: . Continuous management of invasive species (buckthorn, sumac, etc.). . Approximately 2 acres of prairie restoration. Physical Site Improvements The park will benefit from the following physical site improvements: . A 56 linear foot arched bridge. . A FIN Program pier (l16 ft x 30 ft). . The placement of fishing blocks to provide an alternate location for youth to fish. . An electrical extension to provide power to the future aerator system. . The installation of 3,400 linear foot woodchip trail connection. Jeffers Pond Park (IH) In house; (OS) Outsource Estimated Cost Schedule nl!.~~~rie!iol!....___ ____~__ __9lJ~rlti!Y_.E..~t.J~C?!)~ Natural Site Improvements Prairie restoration Subtotal IH 2 acres $10,512.50 __ $1Q,.!;12.5.o~ I Physical Site Improvements I Arched bridge I FIN pier (116ftx30ft) Electrical extension for aerator system Woodchip trail I Subtotal IH 56/L. F. 1 $22,000 $30,000 $10,000 $7,820 $69,820 IH 3,400/L.F. $~~~32.50 ~] Grand Total MPP-Passive/Natural Areas-Jeffers Pond ~ ..... ..... .. City of Prior Lake o~ PRio<\, Minnesota +N :€mf~ 2009 w .... E , ~~~Nli~(.~'\.'" S CITY PARKS JEFFERS POND PARK N '\ . I J EXISTING TRAIL PROPOSED TRAIL NEIGHBORHOOD PARK NATURAL AREA PARCEL AERIAL PHOTO FROM APRIL 2007 last Updated May 2008 City of Prior Lake Publlc Works Department X:lParks/Jel1ers/aerlal with tralls.apr o 130 260 520 Feet This drawing IS neither iJ. legally recordeu map nor a survey and IS not intended to be used as one. ThiS drawing IS a compilation of records, information and dal<:l trom various city, county and stale oHices (lnd oth!;Jr sources ThiS document should be used tor reterence only No representation IS made Ihal leatures presented accurately rellee! true location, The City of Prior Lake, or any other entity !rom which data was obtained, assumes no liability tor any errors or omiSSions hEH"'1rI II dlscrepCincles are lound, pled~e conti:lct the Cily of Prior LaKt:: " , , !:.' f1/ ,;t' " ,.... KOP/HERITAGE FARM PARK Existing Natural Features The future park site contains the following desirable natural features: . Established and new oak tree stands . Wetlands/ponds. Necessary Natural Feature Enhancements The future park would benefit from restoration of the following natural areas: . Completion of the oak savannah environment. . Development of the orchard. . Enhanced ponding. . Establish native prairie. Physical Site Improvements The following physical site improvements have been shown as a part of the proposed future Heritage Farm Park: . Barn (and associated improvements). . Gardening plots. . Engineered turf for parking area/parking orchard. . House ruins/windmill/warming house. . Bituminous entrance and trail system. . Interpretive signage. I Prior Lake, Minnesota I I l'Concept-level estimate of prq.baole construction costs - August 30, 2006 I Prepared.by.!:1oisingtonKoegle( Group Inc. . I I I I Heritage Farmstead Description Phase 1 miscellaneous site clearing/demolition I Kop house I selective deconstruction I basement fill I brick stabilization / wall cap I arbor structure accent lighting miscellaneous enhancements (stoops, landscape, etc.) security camera banquet barn I rnove building from off-site I foundation (includes grading) & concrete floor Iwarming house I move building from off-site foundation & concrete floor 116' gravel entry drive ICJravel parking (9 stall) lentry improvements (gate, sign, landscaping) Iwetland / pond restoration Iprairie restoration I I Engineering/Administration I Contingency I I I IPhase 2 Ibanquet barn exterior restoration/roofing interior rehabilitation utility connections mechanical/electrical (assumes 3-season use) restrooms, food preparation facilities secu rity jwarming house I restoration / roofing electrical 18' asphalt trail 8' boardwalk orchard parking (58 stalls) engineered soil & turf orchard trees security lighting I circulation markers / monuments event lawn I lawn (grading, soil preparation & seeding) landscaping accent lighting miscelaneous amenities/furnishings Construction Subtotal Construction Subtotal I I Phase 1 Budget Desig n/ Adm i nistra lio nrT es ling Contingency Qty. , If done by contractorsf assisted by City crew' Unit Totals Unit Totals Price Price 1 I LS $ 1 450 ~J 1 1 1 1 LS 1 LS 600 LF 3,500 SF 1 LS 2 AC 7 AC 12% 15% 1 3,000 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,300 400 26,QO.Q SF $ 70 EA $ 1 LS $ 1 LS $ -0-:-6\ AC $- 1 LS $ 1 LS $ 1 LS $ Unit LS CY LS LS LS LS LS LS LS LS SF LS LS LS LS LS LS LF LF 8,000 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 30,000 30 15.000 40,000 12.000 8,000 15.000 $8,000 $30,000 $ $13,500 $ $15,000 $ $40,000 $ $12,000 $ $8,000 $ $15,000 $ 80,000 $ 55,000 $ $10,000 $ $6,000 $ $12,0_00 $ $4,200 $ $15,000 $ $30,000 $ $28,000 $ $381,700 $45,804 $57,255 $484,759 $ 120,000 $ $225,000 $ $~5,000 $ $30,000 $ $80,000 $ $15,000 $ 50 $25,000 $ $4,000 $ $26,000 $ $20,000 $ $4,800 $ $15,00.0 $ $10,000 $ $6,000 $ F63,800 u ___ _______.$91,656 _ __._____ $114,5]Q. ___ 12% 15% $ $ 80,000 $ 55,000 $ 4.50 400 8,000 5.000 _$.117,000 $ $28,000 $ $8,000 $ $5,OQO $ 1,000 4,000 15 3,000 8,000 12,000 2,000 15,000 40,000 55,000 10,000 3,000 10 0.60 6,000 15,000 800 60,000 25 25,000 30,000 80,000 15,000 $1,000 $4,000 $6,750 $3,000 $8,000 $12,000 $2,000 $15,000 $40,000 $55,000 $10,000 $3,000 $6,000 $2,100 $6,000 $30,000 $5,600 $209,450 $25,134 $31 ,418 grant oppo $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 10,000 6,000 20 1.20 15,000 15,000 4.000 $266,002 $60,000 $75,000 $25,000 $30,000 $80,000 $15,000 5,000 4,000 20 20 $5,000 $4,000 $26,000 $8,000 $ 120,000 $ 75 $ 25,000 $ 30,000 $ 80,000 $ 15,000 $ $ $ $ 25,000 4,000 20 4.50 150 8,000 5,000 $117,000 $10,500 $8,000 $5,000 grant oppc. 8,000 15,000 10.000 6,000 1,500 5.000 10,000 4,000 $900 $5,000 $10,000 $4,000 $488,400 $58,608 $73,260 Phase 2 Budget $970,026 $620,268 I Phase 3 1________ ---. ----- ------- ~-- wind mill (new or rebuil!L._ ___ ______. LS ~~5,000 $35,00Q. _$_~~OO_ _.J?Q.QOO miscellaneous site furnishings _~___'_'____" .-1---- -11.1 LLSS $$ 206,,000000 $2$60,,000000- -$$- --66_,'00-0000 - _-- $$66',000000 miscellaneous landscaping________._ i.0.erpretive sig~.?J1.EO.__ - --=--~----L-=- 4. __~A- $ ~ 5~000 --j.:zQ,OOO S 3,000 $12,000 rusticfencing ____________~ _______1 1,0()0 LF $ . 12 -- $12,000 $---6---$6,000 G-IDocuments ar@6mi'tn;G'eti'-G>ro81e~,""'I1~mporary In,ernel F~};OLKi4\~OnCe)1 wml0'llCO.0619/15i2006' $50,000 I Design/AdministrationfTesting I Contingency Phase 3 Budget Total Project Budget 12% 15% $11,160 $13,950 $118,110 $1,572,895 C:\Dacuments and Settings\aALocal SettingslTemparary Infernel FileslOLK841concepl casl esL8-30-0619/15/2006 $6,000 $7,500 $63,500 $949,770 t Lakefront Park ~ ~ / ,,0;) ~~ ~ ~C8 ---.... Pond / (~ II ) ~ ~ 0' 50' 100' Scale: 1" = 50' N.. 01.09.2006 -- KOP FARM MASTER PLAN Prior Lake, MN PROGRAM ELEMENTS OCommunity Gardens 8Event Lawn .. Barn OHouse and Windmill 80rchard Overflow Parking 0Main Parking Glce Skating Pond 0Warming House 0Fruiting Orchard 0(;) Picnic Knoll OOGateway to Prior Lake 08Vegetative Buffer l l I L-~~l ~ l I r~ L~~J ~J'--'.,~jYifl !.t' ..,,~..o..' .~.,!,,~.:,' ~~ ~ l I I ~ Prairie Restoration Wetland Turf Grass Bituminous Trail Water Oak Savanna Orchard Class 5 Driveway Class 5 Walkway Boardwalk Fence Boulder Retaining Wall 1II13 Hoisington Koegler Group, Inc 123 North Third Street Suite 100 Minneapolis, MN 55401 ~"n p: 612-338-0800 E!!J f: 61-338-6838 I t . t " ...... "-....... ...~.., " ..... 8 ..... ..... .-." ...'. ,d...... ':.:::'.~"..,....,,__.'" .' ....... KOP FARM MASTER PLAN Prior Lake, MN ..' ." .... .., ..,.,., ...... "'l~::~'::~:: . - -- J - - ~ ~ ~ ~ .~ .f 0' 40' 20' Scale: 1" = 20' 01.09.2006 N.. ~.. .:<..:;;1~~!~, . .., . .... .... . :.: -:. :. ."':7 (. ( PROGRAM ELEMENTS OCommunity Gardens Sizes ranging from 150 to 400 sq. ft. 6' ADA accessable walkways Small commons area With hose hookup, benches and garden shed 4 ft. fence barrier with single gated entry 8Event Lawn 16,000 sq. ft. turf grass Gentle decline northward to wetlands 8Barn 40' x 60' Stone foundation to match ex. house foundation 2/3 loft with 1/3 open to below With tables and chairs Entry from east end Post and beam construction Wood sided and shingled roof OHouse and Windmill Existing stone foundation to remain 1/4 open walled, brick sided Constructed to look like a ruin Roof or arbor structure over portion of house Turf floor Restore Windmill with turbine 00rchard Overflow Parking 26,000 sq. ft. structural soil w/ turf grass 58 Parking stalls 18 to 20 ft. drive aisle Parking for Community Gardens and the Event Lawn Non-fruiting, flowering apple trees, approx. 60 CDMain Parking Approx. 9 stalls Class 5 material 8Wetland 8' boardwalk to Lakefront Park Excavate man-made wetland for ice skating 80' x 120' skating area Dock located off of boardwalk Lit by flood lamps Parking in Event Lawn (winter months) 0Warming House 20' x 30' accessory building Post and beam construction Corrugated steel siding and roof Heating device 0Fruiting Orchard Apple trees that will bare edible fruit Flowering to match Orchard Parking trees 1lI11 SiD Hoisington Koegler Group, Inc 123 North Third Street Suite 100 Minneapolis. MN 55401 p: 612-338-0800 f: 61-338-6838 MARKLEY LAKE PARK Existing Natural Features Markley Lake Park contains the following desirable natural features: . A relatively high quality contiguous oak forest and lowland hardwood forest area (located along Markley Lake). . An intact natural boundary encompassing Markley Lake. Necessary Natural Feature Enhancements Markley Lake Park would benefit from the following natural feature enhancements: . Removal of invasive species (including buckthorn and reed canary grass). . Intervention to assist in establishing the cause of elevated chloride levels ill Markley Lake and improve the overall water quality. Physical Site Improvements Markley Lake Park would benefit from the following physical site improvements: . Establishment of approximately 6,000 linear feet of bituminous trail around Markley Lake. . Interpretive signage. . A footbridge to provide a pedestrian passage and contiguous trail way. . Removal of illegal structures (forts, etc.). Other Considerations In the future, it is anticipated the land area previously used for the City of Prior Lake maintenance facility (currently serves as seasonal storage) will be transitioned into a neighborhood park adjacent to Markley Lake. Future Land Acquisition With the exception of the currently owned City land (previous maintenance facility land), it is anticipated the future park land encompassing Markley Lake will be acquired at the time of development. Markley Lake Park (IH) In house; (OS) Outsource Estimated Cost Schedule Description r- .-=-.---- Natural Site Improvements Removal of invasive species Consulting services to assist in addressing water quality issues ~ Subtotal Quantity Estimated Cost ---------..----- '1 1 IH IH/OS $0 $10,000 o , , -------...,.,.---..-..--------------.. '~-'-'~---"'-------- ~_._-~-_._-"-_.-,~---- Physical Site Improvements Establish an 8 ft wide bituminous trail I Interpretive signage Footbridge I Subtotal L.__q~~_~~_T()ta-'- $10,000 IH/OS 6,000/L.F. IH IH $180,000 $3,000 $2,000 $185,000 $195,000 ______ ._----.J Other Considerations: If a future neighborhood park is located on the site of the previous City maintenance facility, it will need to be identified in a future clP when development is anticipated. P:\Markley Lake Park Cost Estimates.doc I City of Prior lake t~r:~:t:+, ""'-""r<;.C1"'''' S t CITY PARKS MARKLEY LAKE EXISTING TRAIL PROPOSED TRAIL OR BOARDWALK BITUMINOUS TRAIL NEIGHBORHOOD PARK NATURAL AREA PARCEL AERIAL PHOTO FROM APRIL 2007 Last City 01 Prior lake Depal1ment X IParks/Markley 125 62.5 0 125 ~..;.;.- Feet This drawing IS neither a legally recorded map nor a survey and IS not intended to be used as one This drawing is a compiiation 01 records inlormallon and data from \'arious and slale oHlc€s and olher sources This document used for reference only No representation IS made that features presented accurately reflect true location The Pflor Lake 01 any other entity hom which data was assumes no liability tor any errors or omissions herein 11 dtscrepancies are found. pleaSE contact the City 01 Prior LakE t t I - City of Prior Lake Minnesota N o~PRlo4' A ,gO~ 2009 wy' .tr/NNl'50~~ S PROPOSED PARK IN ANNEX AREA CITY BOUNDARY APPROX PARCEL Last Updated September 2008 City of Prior Lake Public Works Department X: IParkslConcept20241RaymondAvPark mxd AERIAL IMAGERY IS FROM AN APRIL 2007 FLIGHT FOR SCOTT COUNTY 200 I Feet o 200 I 100 -his drawing is neither a legally recorded map nor a survey 3nd is not intended to be used as one. This drawing is a compilation of records, information and data from various City, county and state offices and other sources. This document should be used for reference only. No representation is made that features presented accurately reflect true location. The City of Prior Lake, or any other entity from which data was obtained, assumes no liability for any errors or omissions herein. If discrepancies are found, please contact the City of Prior Lake.