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Home My WebLink About5A - Scott County Update CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT July 15, 2002 6A Frank Boyles, City Manager AGENDA ITEM: SCOTT COUNTY UPDATE (Barb Marschall and Dave Unmacht) PRESENTATION: Annually, Scott County Commissioner Barbara Marschall and Scott County Administrator David Unmacht visit the City Council to provide a status report regarding County activities. Tonight's report will focus on numerous activities the County is engaged in to respond to the many growth related issues faced by Scott County. The presentation will be followed by a question/answer period. 16200 Eagle Creek Ave. S.L Prior Lake. Minnesota 55372-1714 / Ph. (952) 447-4230 / Fax (952) 447-4245 1:\COUNCIL\AGNRPTS\2002\COUNTY UPDAA~EBgAr. OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER SCOTT COUNTY PRESENTATION PRIOR LAKE CITY COUNCIL MEETING JULY 15,2002 ;, ,... BARBARA MARSCHALL COUNTY COMMISSIONER - DISTRICT 4 DAVID J. UNMACHT COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR - rr- 'Scott SCOTT COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 200 FOURTH AVENUE WEST. SHAKOPEE, MN 55379-1220 (952)496-8100' Fax (952)496-8180 . http://www.co.scott.mn.us DAVIDJ. UNMACHT COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR dunmacht@co.scott.mn.us PRESENTATION TO THE CITY COUNCIL AND STAFF CITY OF PRIOR LAKE JULY 1 5. 2002 ~ THANK YOU FOR THE FORMAL OPPORTUNITY TO TALK WITH YOU ~ INFORMATION ON COUNTY BOARD GOALS & ACTIVITIES FOR 2002 ~ COUNTY GOVERNMENT IN MINNESOTA ~ GENERAL BUDGET AND FINANCIAL STATISTICAL INFORMATION ~ SCOTT COUNTY LAND USE. WATER MANAGEMENT. PARKS & TRAILS ~ FIVE-YEAR HIGHWAY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM ~ NEW INFORMATION ON SCOTT COUNTY WEBSITE ~ SCOTT COUNTY 2002 CENSUS STATISTICS ~ GENERAL QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION SCOTT COUNTY PRESENTATION INFORMATION ON COUNTY BOARD GOALS & ACTIVITIES FOR 2002 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Barbara Marschall, District Four - 2002 Board Chair........term expo 12/31/05 952-496-8744 (0) 952-447-5748 (h) bmarschall@co.scott.mn.us Jon Ulrich, District Five - 2002 Board Vice Chair...............term expo 12/31/05 952-496-8745 (0) 952-,447-6278 (h) iulrich@co.scott.mn.us Joe Wagner, District One ................................................ term exp 12/31/03 952-496-8741 (0) 952-492-3366 (h) jwaqner@co.scott.mn.us Dallas Bohnsack, District Two ......................................... term exp 12/31/05 952-496-8742 (0) 952-758-2140 (h) dbohnsack@o.scott.mn.us Art Bannerman, District Three ..........................................term exp 12/31/03 952-496-8743 (0) 952-445-6921(h) abannerman@co.scott.mn.us The Scott County Board of Commissioners meets at 9:00 a.m. on selected Tuesdays in the County Boardroom. COUNTY STAFF County Administrator............................................. David Unmacht 496-8480 Deputy County Administrator...............................Gary Shelton 496-8605 Assessor.................................... ................................ Leroy Arnoldi 496-8124 Auditor............ ........... .............................................. James Berg 496-8386 Community Development Director .....................Michael Sobota 496-8366 Community Services Director ..............................Maila Hedin 496-8398 County Attorney ......................................................Tom Harbinson 496-8240 Court Administrator ...............................................Greg Ess 496-8207 Customer Service/License Bureau ......................Pam Busse 496-8468 Employee Relations Director .................................Dave Kigin 496-8703 Environmental Health Manager ...........................AI Frechette 496-8354 Extension Director ..................................................Dave Resch 492-5410 Finance Director......................... ............................ James Berg 496-8386 Library Director ............................................. ........Janet Willi9ms 707-1761 Public Affairs Coordinator .....................................Lisa Kohner 496-8780 Public Works Director ............................................Brad Larson 496-8347 Recorder................................................................... Pat Boeckman 496-8142 Sheriff ......... ... ... ................ ..... ...... ............ ... ......... .....Bill Nevin 496-8300 Treasurer ... ... ...... ................. .......... .................. ...... ...Tony Derhaag 496-8151 Veteran Services Officer ........................................Roger Willmore 496-8715 CD ~ .... IS e CDa fitr. ::....= oQt3 -c:: .~ CD,b ~ ~ 0.... Q,-C:: o CD -.a:: Q,::.... ~..... ~ s a :t:: o ~ tI) N ....CD UN 'C Q) .... - cnCD c"f"" ~ ~#"".!\'.,4 1f)JIl~ I ~ ~IX'~ -"'Jim!' , "f"" ...."'" UCD 'C N .... - cnQ) 5"f"" COUNTY GOVER-NMENT ELECTED OFFICIALS COMMISSIONERS The Scott County elected officials include the five county commissioners, the sheriff, and the county attorney. There are five districts in Scott County and one Commissioner is elected to represent each district. The commissioners serve a four year term. District 1 consists of that portion of Scott county consisting of the townships of Jackson, Louisville, St. Lawrence, Sand Creek, Blakeley, Belle Plaine, and Helena, and the cities of Jordan, Belle Plaine, and that portion of New Prague within Scott County. District 2 consists of that portion of Scott county consisting of the townships of Spring Lake, Credit River, Cedar Lake, and New Market, and the cities of Elko and New Market, and that portion of the city of Savage lying west and south of a line described as follows: commencing at the intersection of the western boundary of the city of Savage and Eagan Drive (County State Aid Highway 42), easterly along Eagan Drive to O'Connell Road, southerly along O'Connell Road to Dufferin Drive, westerly along Dufferin Drive to Dakota Avenue (County State Aid Highway 27), southerly along Dakota Avenue to the Credit River, easterly along the Credit River and northeasterly along the Credit River tributary to the intersection of the eastern boundary of the city of Savage. District 3 consists of that portion of Scott county consisting of that portion of the city of Shakopee lying east and north of a line described as follows: commencing at the intersection of the southern boundary of the city of Shakopee and Spencer Street (County Road 79), northerly along Spencer Street to Mound Street, easterly along Mound Street to Thistle Lane, northerly along Thistle Lane to Vierling Drive, easterly along Vierling Drive to Marschall Road (County State Aid Highway 17), southerly along Marschall Road to United States Highway 169, easterly along United States Highway 169 to Canterbury Road (County State Aid Highway 83), and southerly along Canterbury Road to the intersection of the southern boundary of the city of Shakopee. District 4 consists of that portion of Scott county consisting of the city of Prior Lake and that portion of the city of Shakopee lying west and south of a line described as follows: commencing at the intersection of the southern boundary of the city of Shakopee and Spencer Street (County Road 79), northerly along Spencer Street to Mound Street, easterly along Mound Street to Thistle Lane, northerly along Thistle Lane to Vierling Drive, easterly along Vierling Drive to Marschall Road (County State Aid Highway 17), southerly along Marschall Road to United States Highway 169, easterly along United States Highway 169 to Canterbury Road (County State Aid Highway 83), and southerly along Canterbury Road to the intersection of the southern boundary of the city of Shakopee. District 5 consists of that portion of Scott county consisting of that portion of the city of Savage lying east and north of a line described as follows: commencing at the intersection of the western boundary of the city of Savage and County State Aid Highway 42, easterly along County State Aid Highway 42 to O'Connell Road, southerly along O'Connell Road to Dufferin Drive, westerly along Dufferin Drive to Dakota Avenue (County State Aid Highway 27), southerly along Dakota Avenue to the Credit River, easterly along the Credit River and northeasterly along the Credit River tributary to the intersection of the eastern boundary of the city of Savage. Scott County Organizational Chart Scott County Organizational Chart Scott Cou"d:y Board of Commissionors: CQUlty County Attorno, County Sh4U;ff AdminiHrator Employel!! 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SCOTT COUNTY 2002 BOARD GOALS UPDATED APRIL 30,2002 GOAL Support County Jail Study Committee and Jail Planning Process Continue efforts toward a successful decision on the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux (Dakota) Community land trust application Negotiate 2002-2003 agreement with SMSC Research Cost/Capabilities of Global Positioning System (GPS) for possiblefuture enhancement of emergency response system Fully implement Web site enhancements Complete Countywide Transit Initiative hnplement "Leadership and Learning" opportunities for County Board Install 911 Residential Address Markers TARGET DATE Site recommendation to be made to County Board on April 30. Meeting held in March with Wayne Smith, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs. Working with Prior Lake and Shako pee officials on following up with Smith meeting. Decision still rests with BIA, but all indications are that no decision isforthcominl! in nearfuture. Meeting on cost model with SMSC staff being scheduled. Anticipate detailed discussions in second quarter of 2002. New goal recently identified by County Board; no action to date. Complete. Findings being summarized for review by committee in May; recommendations to Board in June. Individual discussions with Commissioners are ongoing and underway. Some County Board goals are consistent with the principles in this area. Board members to select topics of interest; stal/to prepare a summary when all information is collected. Public hearing for assessment in three townships held on 4/23/02. All other townships as well as Shakopee signed Joint Powers Agreements. Bid awarded 4/23/02. Target installation/completion date: I 1 i/~ '1v'y...., ~~ Ju, _ Conduct Economic Forum Completed in January. A very good turnout and success. Volunteers identified to work on a follow-up forum in the fall of 2002. Engage in a comprehensive discussion on Community Services Working with Community revenue streams; understand the complexity and dynamics of the Services staff to identify process intergovernmental relationship and means to present this information to the Board Develop comprehensive staffing review and program analysis Draft of model is complete and plan with support and involvement of the County Board being introduced. Model applied in New Options staffing decisions. Will be the subject of budget discussion in May. Model to be refined, focused and tested in 2003. Implement recommendations contained within the Court Recommendations being Administration Audit reviewed and evaluated. Anticipate County Board action on recommendations on Mav 14. Study and evaluate policies and programs on transportation, Put on hold pending the hiring including street lighting and other internal policies of a new Public Works Director Move Shakopee Library to a temporary site; City Council decision to delay Prepare for opening of new library until ApriVMay; Expect Fall 2003 Opening Satisfactory dissolution ofthe Scott/Carver Library Joint Powers Decision is subject to joint automation project decisions to be made by Scott and Carver Counties. Carver County to select software vendor at Board meeting on 4/30. Carver County has requested and received an extension beyond Ju'v 24. Complete, receive County Board approval of, and begin Status: Board Workshop held implementing the Comprehensive Water Resource Management 3/19/02. Meeting held with City Plan Engineers of Prior Lake, Shakopee, and Savage 4/11/02. Other five cities target date 4/30/02. Revised target date for Board conditional approval- June Develop a strategy for consistent and fair Zoning enforcement in Draft strategy being developed the eleven townships and take appropriate actions to remedy for review by County Attorney violations and County Administrator. Target completion of strategy: 5/15/02; hire date for I enforcement coordinator: 6/15/02. Identify a five-year plan for County parks, open space, and trail December 2002 improvements, including identification of funding sources; conduct workshop with Hennepin Parks Prepare County Transportation Funding Plan, including alternate Work underway; scope of work sources of revenue in "growth paying for itself' model and and details to be determined; framework also subject to new Public Works Director input and involvemelZt. Evaluate the feasibility of consolidating the accounting functions December 2002 is still a good distributed throughout the divisions target date - Business Center staffworking with Accounting staff to address accounting issues. Assess and evaluate the use of credit cards for payment of county August 2002. Taxation staff servIces working on this project. Report to Board anticipated by early August, with Implementation scheduled!,v mid-2003. Implement Transportation Studies Initiative: Enhancing Ongoing, with individual studies Partnerships and Process submitted to Board; CR 16 Planning Study to be presented to the County Board in late May or June. Prepare 2002 Scott County highway map Available for distribution by May, 2002 Initiate a computerized tracking system for case flow Third quarter 2002 management and analysis in the County Attorney's office Make progress on the County Highway Turnback Program Turnbacks to Prior Lake finalized March 1, 2002. Turnbacks completed March 28, 2002, with Louisville and Sand Creek townships, except for some routine maintenance work to be performed SprinJ! of 2002 Successful Legislative Session on "A" Priorities May 2002; Session is nearing the statutory deadline; Legislature deadlocked on major tax and sDendinJ! bills. Redistrict County Commissioner Districts Still on target for May 28 action by the County Board. Public HearinJ! to be held on Mav 14. Implement "Scott County Youth Day" First Annual "Future Leaders of Scott County" day conducted on April12. A great success. Committee will meet in early May to debrief and review evaluation results I Develop plan for integration of County and State fufonnation Human Services staff are Technology Systems; continue with Endurant recommendations participating in Ramsey County Cafe project and recently enlisted IT staff to participate in study of this model. Meeting y with IT to address purchase of new mental health center packaf!e/future of Care Facts. Complete program analysis of Scott Family Net Exact scope of work remains to be determined. Recent state audit recommendations implemented. All Scott Family Net accounting is being set up with Finance staff. Implement client-directed community support programs within Completed in Developmental Community Services Disabilities and in process in Public Health unit. Work with Scott County communities to develop individualized Meetings held in New Market, community aging plans Savage, Belle Plaine, Jordan; scheduled in Prior Lake. Contacts made in Shakopee and New Prague. Invited to participate in Prior Lake strategic planning project. Work with Hennepin Parks in the feasibility process on the Workshop was held in first possible golf learning center proposal at Cleary Lake quarter with County Board and Hennepin Parks staff. Public information strategy being developed for Board consideration in May. Finalize capital funding plan with bond financing and make Draft long-range and CIP progress On various capital projects complete. To be presented at Board workshop on April 30 Construct Fiber Optic Network Construction now is progress. Implement County-wide Document Imaging Program December 2004 is still a good target date. . No further progress in_first quarter of 2002. Search out/implement optional community policing activities First Sheriff's Citizens Academy designed to promote greater participation throughout the by invitation only scheduled Sheriff's Office, including offering a Police Academy and other April 8, 2002 -May 13, 2002,' program ideas depending on response, may broaden to include all interested citizens. Complete 360 degree performance reviews for all County 360 degree performance reviews supervisors; develop training program based on development completed; training program plans and core competencies under development in conjunction with development plan completion. Successfully negotiate contracts with all bargaining units All contracts settledfor 2002. SCOTT COUNTY PRESENTATION II' COUNTY GOVERNMENT IN MINNESOTA C'-. 0 ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ 00 C\3 (l) ~ Q) ~ ~ ~ ~ · ...-l ~ ~ a ~ rJl Q) Q) Q) u ~ · ...-l C\3 ~ .~ ~ 0 C\3 t: rJl ~ ~ VJ. Q) ~ Q) rJl 0 ~ i3 ~ ~ C\3 Q) 0 ~ u ~ 0 .~ u 0 ~ ;> C\S 0 rJl 0 ~ 0 Q) ~ rJl .~ ~ Q) 00 ~ .~ ~ u (l) C\3 ;> C\3 .~ Q) 0 u t: 0 ~ u ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ Q) rJl ~ . . . C\S ~ ~ ~ ~ Q) a s (]) ;> 0 d ~ ~ rJj 0 Q) ~ .~ u ~ ~ .~ C\j ~ b ~ rJj Q) ~ ~ rJj 0 .~ r./'J 0 ~ ~ ~ u .~ C\j .~ ~ ~ 8 u Q) ~. 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Because the rates are different in each unique taxing district, the credit will vary. Residential Market Growth 25 20 15 10 5 o 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 I Gross D Existing I New -". --,"- .... _ ,. __v ._._,.__..m.,,,.___.._.,,_._._~_,__,_____.~~_._~..... ,_,",_,~,~,__~,__,,_____,,____w~_, '~"""'_"'~'.'__'_"_""'_" ._.".._.,"-"-___,....'. ...~_~.,..___.. ...._._.,."..__.,_,.___~.__"..._.___.~,___.__....._"___........._._.___.~____""_'~~__,_...____~_._..".,.._,_......_._ 8.5% Max Incr AVd Value AVd Value AVd Value AVd Value AVd Tax Value Actual AVd Actual AVd Actual AVd 1999 2000 2001 2002 2002 % Chg 99-00 % Chg 0Q.D1 % Chg 01-02 District 1 Jackson $ 163,900 $ 176,100 $ 195,800 $ 212,000 $ 212,000 7% 11% 8.3% Louis~lIe $ 167,600 $ 171,800 $ 193,100 $ 232,200 $ 209,514 3% 12% 20.2% Sandcreek $ 127,100 $ 139,400 $ 153,000 $ 171,200 $ 166,005 10% 10% 11.9% Jordan $ 92,200 $ 99,000 $ 109,300 $ 125,300 $ 118,591 7% 10% 14.6% St. Lawrence $ 139,400 $ 157,800 $ 173,200 $ 204 ,400 $ 187,922 13% 10% 18.0% Belle Plaine Twp $ 115,800 $ 137,700 $ 143,700 $ 163,600 $ 155,915 19% 4% 13.8% Belle Plaine City $ 99,500 $ 101,800 $ 109,500 $ 126,400 $ 118,808 2% 8% 15.4% Blakeley $ 99,900 $ 107,000 $ 115,400 $ 124,100 $ 124,100 7% 8% 7.5% District 2 Spring Lake $ 166,300 $ 173,100 $ 194,400 $ 220,200 $ 210,924 4% 12% 13.3% Helena $ 155,800 $ 161,500 $ 174,200 $ 195,900 $ 189,007 4% 8% 12.5% New Prague $ 107,500 $ 111,500 $ 117,300 $ 129,700 $ 127,271 4% 5% 10.6% Cedar Lake $ 173,000 $ 176,300 $ 195,500 $ 224,600 $ 212,118 2% 11% 14.9% New Market Twp $ 183,400 $ 192,600 $ 218,700 $ 251,200 $ 237,290 5% 14% 14.9% New Market City $ 77,700 $ 84,600 $ 102,000 $ 128,800 $ 110,670 9% 21% 26.3% Elko $ 96,300 $ 112,800 $ 126,300 $ 138,900 $ 137,036 17% 12% 10.0% District 3 Shakopee $ 115,600 $ 121,400 $ 131,900 $ 155,000 $ 143,112 5% 9% 17.5% District 4 Prior Lake $ 147,500 $ 154,800 $ 171,100 $ 188,100 $ 185,644 5% 11% 9.9% District 5 Sa\6ge $ 133,600 $ 145,200 $ 162,500 $ 179,100 $ 176,313 9% 12% 10.2% Credit Ri\ef $ 172,500 $ 186,000 $ 198,900 $ 232,900 $ 215,807 8% 7% 17.1% AVERAGE CHANGE $ 134,300 $142,200 $157,147 $179,137 $ 170,505 6% 11% 14.0% Scorr COUNTY PRESENTATION SCOTT COUNTY LAND USE, WATER MANAGEMENT, PARKS, OPEN SPACE & TRAILS Source: US Census Bureau County Rank July 1, 2001 July 1, 2000 April 1 , 2000 Percent Adjustment Estimate Estimate Estimates (April 200 - July 2001) Scott 1 98,100 91,021 89,498 9.6% Sherburne 2 68,621 65,276 64,417 6.5% Chisago 3 43,476 41,533 41,101 5.8% Wright 4 94,789 90,739 89,986 5.3% Isanti 5 32,767 31,533 31,287 4.7% Carver 6 73,378 70,861 70,205 4.5% Benton 7 35,421 34,445 34,226 3.5% Washington 8 207,642 202,544 201,130 3.2% Mille Lacs 9 23,044 22,450 22,330 3.2% Dodge 10 18,234 17,848 17,731 2.8% Anoka 11 305,681 299,755 298,084 2.5% Kanabec 12 15,346 15,082 14,996 2.3% Dakota 13 363,866 357,739 355,904 2.2% Crow Wing 14 56,318 55,333 55,099 2.2% Pine 15 27,099 26,663 26,530 2.1% Beltrami 16 40,399 39,794 39,650 1.9% Cass 17 27,638 27,276 27,150 1.8% Rice 18 57,683 56,795 56,665 1.8% Becker 19 30,537 30,065 30,000 1.8% Douglas 20 33,378 32,912 32,821 1.7% Olmsted 21 126,275 124,732 124,277 1.6% Morrison 22 32,216 31,789 31,712 1.6% Steele 23 34,131 33,777 33,680 1.3% Carlton 24 32,075 31,720 31,671 1.3% McLeod 25 35,338 34,883 34,898 1.3% Goodhue 26 44,655 44,153 44,127 1.2% Le Sueur 27 25,729 25,498 25,426 1.2% Houston 28 19,940 19,744 19,718 1.1% Nicollet 29 30,106 29,870 29,771 1.1% Otter Tail 30 57,797 57,222 57,159 1.1% Stearns 31 134,509 133,538 133,166 1.0% Meeker 32 22,842 22,682 22,644 0.9% Fillmore 33 21,296 21,136 21 , 122 0.8% Clay 34 51,609 51,313 51,229 0.7% Aitkin 35 15,413 15,344 15,301 0.7% Todd 36 24,569 24,407 24,426 0.6% Wabasha 37 21,731 21,641 21,610 0.6% Mahnomen 38 5,215 5,177 5,190 0.5% Hubbard 39 18,446 18!421 18,376 0.4% Lake 40 11,084 11,062 11,058 0.2% Sibley 41 15,384 15,341 15,356 0.2% Mower 42 38,631 38,666 38,603 0.1% MN_ Counties_2001.xls 1 Source: US Census Bureau Itasca 43 44,018 43,994 43,992 0.1% Cook 44 5,170 5,190 5,168 0.0% Blue Earth 45 55,904 55,889 55,941 -0.1% Red Lake 46 4,295 4,279 4,299 -0.1% Hennepin 47 1,114,977 1,116,654 1,116,200 -0.1% Clearwater 48 8,410 8,376 8,423 -0.2% Waseca 49 19,495 19,530 19,526 -0.2% Pope 50 11,216 11,233 11,236 -0.2% Kandiyohi 51 41 , 1 06 41,135 41,203 -0.2% Rock 52 9,698 9,699 9,721 -0.2% Pipestone 53 9,864 9,841 9,895 -0.3% Ramsey 54 508,667 511,031 511,035 -0.5% Wadena 55 13,646 13,722 13,713 -0.5% Saint Louis 56 199,460 200,373 200,528 -0.5% Polk 57 31,160 31,352 31,369 -0.7% Brown 58 26,711 26,849 26,911 -0.7% Lyon 59 25,231 25,421 25,425 -0.8% Winona 60 49,588 49,996 49,985 -0.8% Grant 61 6,238 6,265 6,289 -0.8% Watonwan 62 11,779 11,830 11,876 -0.8% Freeborn 63 32,300 32,538 32,584 -0.9% Nobles 64 20,650 20,821 20,832 -0.9% Jackson 65 11,160 11,233 11,268 -1.0% Pennington 66 13,448 13,547 13,584 -1.0% Roseau 67 16,172 16,304 16,338 -1.0% Chippewa 68 12,951 13,064 13,088 -1.0% Renville 69 16,961 17,132 17,154 -1.1% Norman 70 7,358 7,434 7,442 -1.1% Faribault 71 15,987 16,134 16,181 -1.2% Martin 72 21,536 21,782 21,802 -1.2% Marshall 73 10,025 10,114 10,155 -1.3% Redwood 74 16,594 16,761 16,815 -1.3% Koochiching 75 14,164 14,311 14,355 -1.3% Big Stone 76 5,737 5,802 5,820 -1.4% Wilkin 77 7,034 7,133 7,138 -1.5% Lincoln 78 6,331 6,406 6,429 -1.5% Cottonwood 79 11 ,958 12,122 12,167 -1.7% Lake of the Woods 80 4,443 4,501 4,522 -1.7% Murray 81 9,003 9,138 9,165 -1.8% Yellow Medicine 82 10,883 11,033 11,080 -1.8% Lac Qui Parle 83 7,919 8,038 8,067 -1,8% Stevens 84 9,845 10,010 10,053 -2.1% Kittson 85 5,150 5,263 5,285 -2.6% Swift 86 11,645 11,914 11,956 -2.6% Traverse 87 3,999 4,119 4,134 -3.3% MN_Counties_2001.xls 2 CITIES 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Belle Plaine Single Family Homes 20 40 72 145 226 Apartments (Units) 0 0 48 0 Townhomes 6 12 4 4 Jordan Single Family Homes 62 57 56 81 75 Apartments (Units) 0 0 0 19 Townhomes 0 0 2 5 New Market Single Family Homes 0 24 30 73 125 Apartments (Units) 0 0 0 0 T ownhomes 0 0 0 0 New Prague Single Family Homes 16 30 32 21 65 Apartments (Units) 0 0 0 0 Townhomes (Units) 20 8 22 35 Prior Lake Single Family Homes 134 157 174 190 172 Apartments (Units) 0 0 0 0 Townhomes 34 47 67 85 Savage Single Family Homes 311 336 317 277 329 Apartments (Units) * 6 19 15 Townhomes (Units) * 165 171 229 Shakopee Single Family Homes 140 196 385 455 442 Apartments (Units) 84 260 621 185 Townhomes (Units) 129 176 43 131 Elko Single Family Homes 10 26 16 28 35 Apartments (Units) 0 0 0 0 Townhomes 0 0 0 0 Total Single Family Home! 693 866 1082 1270 1469 Apartments (Units) 84 266 688 219 * Not broken down - included with single family home amount TOWNSHIPS - SINGLE FAMILY HOMES 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Belle Plaine 7 11 5 12 8 Blakeley 3 1 2 1 3 Cedar Lake 14 15 19 38 43 Credit River 38 20 18 43 50 Helena 4 12 6 22 18 Jackson 2 11 6 4 4 Louisville 10 22 22 10 6 New Market 16 51 65 59 49 Sand Creek 10 7 13 15 23 St. Lawrence 6 5 3 13 5 Spring Lake 30 39 38 36 37 Total Single Family Homes 140 194 197 253 246 Note: Townships haven't constructed any townhomes or apartment buildings as of December 31, 2001. - ,,_..... 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Ave in the City of Shakopee will be reconstructed to an urban four lane divided roadway. Revisions to the left turn lanes and the Trunk Highway (TH) 169 ramps will be made in the TH 169 area, intersection improvements will be made at 12th Avenue including installing a traffic signal, and the existing intersection with CSAH 16 will be removed and CSAH 16 realigned east and west of CSAH 83 with two new offset intersections for CSAH 16. These The City of Shakopee is the lead agency on this project and will be administering the contract and construction inspection. This project also includes city utilities (sanitary sewer and water). Traffic on CSAH 83 will be detoured between TH 169 and CSAH .42 from approximately Memorial Day to Labor Day, otherwise traffic will be allowed on CSAH 83 in the TII 169 area however there will be traffic delays. ThedmourfurCSAH83willbe~aTH 169, CSAH 17 and CSAH 42. Traffic on CSAH 16 will experience some minor detours at various times during the construction. The public is advised to please drive carefully while in construction zones and follow the detours or use alternate routes. Substantial completion of this project is expected by November 2002 with fmal completion in spring of 2003. 12002 Overlay Program of Belle Plaine and the City of Belle Plaine; CSAH 15 - from TH 19 to 12th Street NE in the City of New Prague; CSAH 17 - from south of 11th Avenue to CSAH 101 (Ist Avenue) in the City of Shakopee; CSAH 21 - from CSAH 82 to Main Avenue in the City of Prior Lake; CSAH 27 - from CSAH 68 to south of CSAH 44 in the Township of Credit River; CSAH 42 - from CSAH 17 to west of CSAH 83 in the Cities of Shakopee and Prior Lake; CR 64 - :from CR 89 to TH 13 in the Townships of The 2002 Overlay Program consists of grading, aggregate base, mill bituminous surface, plant-mixed bituminous pavement and aggregate shouldering. Bids will be accepted until May 21,2002 with construction scheduled to begin on or before June 10th. No detours will be set for this construction, but expect traffic delays. The following roads are included in this years overlay program: CSAH 1 - from TH 169 to CSAH 6 in the Township of Blakeley; CSAH 3- :from TII 19 to TH 169 in the Township J Helena and Cedar Lake; St. Lawrence Township Road 57 - from west of Fairview to Beaumont Avenue in the Township of St. Lawrence. 'County Road 62 This project will re-grade County Road 62 between County Road 87 and CSAH 91 in New Market and Cedar Lake Townships to meet current road design standards. The hills will be cut down and the sags in the road raised eliminating the roller coaster effect. The road surface will be widened to provide for the roadway to be paved with two 12- foot lanes and six foot wide shoulders. All culverts crossing the roadway will be , replaced with concrete culverts and the ditch slopes flattened for safety. Utility work involving the relocation of power poles and telephone lines will be completed by the Utility Companies concurrently with the road construction. It is anticipated the Contractor will begin work by June 3,2002 and the project should be completed by fall. The road will be closed to through traffic, but the Contractor must maintain access to the homes on the --'":..~'::=.- project. Utility work and bad In 1998 there were weather will affect the 774 fatalities in Contractors schedule. highway work 19 Scott c~ Bridge Loc 2002 N State Highwa~ N County Highw N Major CitylTw N Streams Railroads Bridge Status: Adequate . Functionally ObsoletE . Structurally Deficient 41.~ , L5942.. " . , '. ' ". L2Q88 70. . L2987 : L2?89 L2Q90 \~ ~ /' to "', , '. , . , , , , " 'ii>. " , L3041..... L[ S:IJocslgl&ldepartmentsllransportatlonlprojedslBrldges.apr SCOTT COUNTY PRESENTATION NEW INFORMATION ON SCOTT COUNTY WEBSITE 1 """..., ~. . Scott SCOTT COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER. 200 FOURTH AVENUE WEST. SHAKOPEE, MN 55379-1220 Web www.co.scott.mn.US LEROY ARNOLDI Taxation Director PAT BOECKMAN Recorder/Registrar or ntles MICHAEL SOBOTA Community Development Director February 25, 2002 Dear Scott County Information Users Subject: New Information Available on the Scott County Website (www.co.scott.mn.us) Many of you asked for it.. . here it is! Scott County recently enhanced its website to better serve you -- giving you immediate access to detailed, frequently requested property information. Information on legal descriptions, "last qualified sale" information, and property taxes are now available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at your very fmgertips. In addition, our improved site also includes information on lot sizes and zoning for the 11 townships. Please take a moment and visit our website at WWW.CO.scott.mn.us. On the main page, you wi)) find that three additional categories have been added: Maps/GIS, Land Records, and Property Tax. Examples of the types of information you can find under various searches in the respective categories are as follows: Maps/GIS Maps and property information is available and may be accessed hy owners name, property identification number or the site address by using one of the following search options: · Property Information Search - Featuring zoning, owner, address, current year market values, and building characteristics. · Half-Section Mapper - You can view county data by half-section map. · Quick Map - This feature allows you to overlay layers on the parcels. The layers include; 1990 aerials, 1997 aerials, 2000 aerials, floodplains, wetlands, soils, zoning, lakes, streams, and groundwater susceptibility. · Section Comer Ties - You can access Public Land Survey System (PLSS) section corner tie information. · Savage Plat Maps - The Savage plat maps are available in PDFformat. · Scottview - Scott View allows the user /0 view maps that are in a one-page format. All maps are to scale (one inch equals 500 feet). · Map Compositions - Check out all C!f our static map productions at our map composition site. The maps are available in numerous formats for download and printing. An Equal Opportunity/Safety Aware Emp/oyer Land Records Information on all documents recorded or filed in the County Recorder's Office, including ownership and lot sizes, is available. Images of many of the actual documents are available in PDF format and are attached as a link to the recorded information. However, the images of documents that may contain confidential information (such as Social Security numbers, tax liens, discharges, et cetera) and documentsflled before 1993 will not appear. You may access Land Records information by using one of the following search options: · Display PostingIV erification Dates · Document by Document Number · Document by Grantor/Grantee Name · Document by Tract Index · Related Documents by Document Number · Document by Certificate of Titles · Federal/State Tax Liens ProDertv Tax Information relating to last qualified sale, property tax information, property identification numbers (PIN), land and building values, and structure information may be obtained by using one of the following search tools: · Property ID Search · Property Address Search · Owner Name Search · Legal Description Search For your convenience, we have enclosed detailed instructions on how to retrieve specific infonnation such as lot sizes, zoning and much more. If you feel you may need additional training in using the wehsite, please call us at (952) 496-8150 and County staffwill be happy to schedule a training session if there is enough interest. We hope you will find this enhanced tool helpful- we think that it will make your job easier and allow you to work more efficiently. In addition, please feel free to share this information with your clients and staff. If you have any further questions about any of the sites, please call (952) 496-8150 for Land Records and Property Tax, and (952) 496-8353 for Maps/GIS. Sincerely, ~~ ~ 1/Jf~jw- Leroy Arnoldi Taxation Director Pat Boeckman Recorder/Registrar of Titles Michael Sobota Community Development Director C: Dave Umnacht, County Administrator Scott County Conunissioners '\.. ,,'" , !~\ Scott SCOTT COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER LAND RECORDS DEPARTMENT 200 FOURTH AVENUE WEST SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA 55379-1220 PAT BOECKMAN (952) 496-8 I 50 Fax: (952) 496-8138 pboeckman@co.scott.mn.us http://www.co.scott.mn.us RECORDER/REGISTRAR OF TITLES HOW TO VIEW THE WEB SITE FOR LOT SIZES WWW.CO.scott.mn.us Select Land Records from the left side of the first web page. Select: Documents by Tract Index and double click. Choose a Search Method Leave Plat Number in the "drop down" box Then click on Continue On the next screen: Leave all the option buttons filled in as is (ie: the search criteria such as legal description, ascending, etc. already selected) Change the date to 01/01/1750 so the computer searches ALL plats, not just the ones from 1985. You can search by: · Grantor/Grantee Name -- (Note: To use the "name search" you must enter the name under which the plat was recorded under. 1/ you do not know the name then search only by the plat number and/or lot/block.) · Or type in number of plat with lotlblock · Or click on "Show Plat Numbers" tab to locate plat. **}'ou must have a Plat number with lot/b/ock. To Locate a Plat: Click on the "Show Plat Numbers" tab on the right side of the screen A new or "pop-up" screen will appear - on this screen: I Choose the Plat Numben field to see plats by name and select a plat with the "scroll I down arrow" in the drop down box. "Then click 011 Continue and the plat number will be ! entered fur you on your original searel} screen. On the original search screen: Click on Search tab to locate plat. On the next screen: Scroll down the list until you see the word PLATS under the "Instrument Type" field. Click on "INFO" (highlighted in blue) to the left of the screen. On the next screen: Click On the highlighted document number underlined. This will bring up Acrobat Reader, which will allow you to view the picture of the plat. You will need to look for the "North Arrow" on all plats to know which direction on the plat is north. You can enlarge the plat map or -- "zoom in" -- by using the magnifying glass or "+" button on the tool bar. This will give you a better view of the lot dimensions. Just click on the "+" key and move it to the lot you want to enlarge, and then continue to click until the map has been sufficiently enlarged. To reduce the map or "zoom out" click on the down arrow that is just to the right of the magnifying glass or "+" button on the tool bar. This will provide you with both the "zoom in" and "zoom out" functions. Choose the "zoom out" and move it to the lot you want to reduce, and then continue to click until the map has been sufficiently reduced. l~~' .. SCOTT COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (/ C'.cott GOVERNMENT CENTER A101. 200 FOURTH AVENUE WEST. SHAKOPEE. MN 5537~1220 Jt, ". ." / (952) 496-8353 . Fax (952) 8655 . Web www.co.scott.mn.us HOW TO VIEW ZONING CLASSIFICATION ON THE SCOTT COUNTY WEBSITE WWW.co.scott.mn.us Note: Zoning information will only be available for parcels in the unincorporated areas of the County. Select Mans/GIS from the left side of the first web page. On the next screen: Scroll down the page and select Ouick Man from the search choices provided. On the next screen you will be able to search by: · Owner Name · Property Identification Number (PIN) · Site Address Select Search Tyne you want to use and then enter the appropriate information. Then click on the Search button. This will bring up a map with the parcel you selected highlighted in yellow. It will also give you the property owner's name, address and legal description of the parcel. NOTE: Below the property owner information, there is a list of layers with check boxes of different information you can add to the map. To obtain the zoning classification for this parcel, you need to make sure the Zoning Labels and Zoning boxes are checked Gust click in the boxes to check them) make sure you click boxes one at a time and make sure the "retrieving data" message is done scrolling on the screen before you check the next box. This will label the parcel with the zoning classification and change the color of all parcels on the map to their respective classification colors. Your Darcel will always be yellow. You can check other boxes to obtain additional infonnation such as aerial photos, soils, buildings, and several other options to your search. A n Equal Opportunity/Safety Aware Employerg .._~ ~\~~~'\.... J.S ttt, i f '. ). ~ ....00., SCOTT COUNTY TAXATION GOVERNMENT CENTER 200 FOURTH AVENUE WEST SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA 55379-1220 LEROY T. ARNOLDI DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION, DIRECTOR lamoldi@co.scott.mn.us http://www.co.scott.mn.us HOW TO VIEW PROPERTY TAX INFORMATION www.co.scott.mn.us Select Property Tax from the options on the left side of the Scott County home page. From the Property Tax Information Main Menu, select one of the following to search by: · Property ID · Property Address · Owner's Name (Taxpayer) . Legal Description On the Search screen: · Select payable year · Enter search criteria (property ID, Address, Name or Legal Description) If multiple results are shown, · Select Property ill, or Taxpayer Name (found in blue) to proceed to Property Information Search Results screen -- (Note: Once selected, it changes to red.) The infonnation that will be displayed, if maintained, includes: · Property ill . Taxpayer . Legal Description · Acreage · School District · Estimated Market Values · Net Taxes · Special Assessments · Payments made · Classifications · Last Qualified Sale · Year Built · Foundation Size Prior Lake Soils and Aerials Thi. drowing i. ....ilhoet . Icj!,itll) r<<-<Jfdcd "'.p '>or iutvty and h 110t jfll.Cfldcd to be l.&.'d :u olle. is dlOlwio@: it' H axnpuation of~ mJinnullion., dlb l.-.cot4'd. in VarlOW; ,ity.. <."OCIn1}', and ute ~l:fI. IIIId "'her fllIUA'(llI ."..tiD~ 1ho lII\:".sI1own. i. to be IJUd for refO'C'llcc J!llIp:niU ooly. 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L- .::t:. a> CI) cu J:: - c: ex: 0 .~ "0 "0 c: c: CI) ('(J cu CI) ~ a> c: c: () :J .~ .~ ~ ('(J "0 .~ (,) c: ~ ('I) "0 0 ~ c: c: ('(J E CX) cu cu J: M () L- a> 'C a> 0 CX) > ~ a> :;:; 0 J:: E cu ~ s: ex: z II . . . both utilities and the services capable of accommodating urban land use densities. Additional in the eleven growth is also expected townships. Yet the rate of growth has raised issues with regard to its impact on public services, including roads and parks, storm water management, the natural environment, ground water and compatibility of County's improvements and program development projects to accommodate the needs ofthe continuing popu- lation growth. Capital improvement projects - such as the new Scott County Justice Center, the Customer Service Center, the Workforce Develop- ment Center, and the Extension and Conservation Center - have been designed to maximize efficiency, enhance effectiveness, and improve customer ac- cess for all residents. wheat was the principal crop. The early settlers first raised food for their own families and feed for their stock, with a little remaining to sel past County ~cott In 1879, Scott County led the state in the production of flax. Along with a declining yield per acre of wheat. attention was turned more to diversified fanning, a trend that was particularly marked after the introduction of cooperative creameries in the 1890s. Scott County was established by a Legislative Act passed on March 5, 1853. Although the County was named after General Winfield Scott, the General never actually visited the area, but in 1824, he was only a few miles away when he made an official inspection of Fort Snelling. The boundaries matched roughly with the present boundaries, but included a considerable area to the south. On 2020 Projected Population 2010 Projected Population 90,256 2000 Population 69,183 City Totals In 2001, the Board of Commissioners approved the 2020 Scott County Comprehensive Plan, which included the 2020 Transportation Plan Update. These became effective on May 23, 2001, and are available for review on the County's website at www.co.scott.mn.us. In 1934, major attention was paid to cattle, swine, and dairy farming. The principal industrial businesses of the County in the 1930s were flounnills, breweries, creameries, print shops, a wagon shop, a bottling works, a foundry, and range. 1855, the given area was greatly 1871, there was a dispute about the line of Scott and Dakota counties. February 20, reduced. Unt boundary 28,139 20,315 For the sixth consecutive year, Scott County has implemented an aggressive, fiscally responsible policy that has served to decrease the tax capacity rate. This is done by streamlining operations, op- timizing productivity, and reducing spending. Pnzs~nt Go u n t y ~cott and uses The County has recognized the importance of these issues, and has implemented growth management efforts for the future. The County is also planning on partnering with the cities and townships in the hopes of proactively addressing the needs of future residents. So far, the outcome has been extremely favorable indeed. The results of the 2001 Scott County Citizen Survey showed that a full 93 percent of re- spondents rated their quality of life as either "excellent Not surprisingly, there has been a noticeable trend away from agriculturally-based employment and an increase in sales and managerial type occupations over the past several decades. This is typical of urbanizing areas like Scott County, and it is likely that - as the County continues to grow - this trend will continue. -, Oty... . or "good' - one of the very highest in all of the metropolitan counties. According to the United States Census Bureau, Scott County is currently the fastest growing county in Minnesota. Statistics show that Scott County has reached a 55 percent growth rate. In fact, the population has now doubled since 1980. MEt Serioos Issue lage, which was ruled by a hereditary line of chiefs, bearing the name of Shakpay (or "Shakopee"). In 854, the influx of settlement increased at a rapid rate. Many of the early settlers were typical Ameri- cans from the older states. Later, the German, Irish, Bohemian, and Scandinavian immigration was to be a significant factor in the progress of Scott County. For many genera- tions, the present site of Shakopee was the site of a Dakota viL The Scott County Courthouse, Jai and Sheriff's Residence in 1880. surpnsingly, 2001 Scott Citizen Survey revealed that residents con- Not the County The county seat was established in Shakopee back in 1854. D.L. Fuller and Thomas Holmes donated The county Block 56 to be used for public buildings. seat has since remained in Shakopee. The Scott County Commissioners met on April 5, 1858 to establish the twelve original townships. The twelve chairmen of these townships were to put together a board of county supervisors. The supervisor system proved cumbersome, and the commissioner system was resumed again in 1860. 16 T_ growth and as the two most significant is- sues facing Scott sider taxes Currently, many residents commute outside the County for employment in the Twin Cities. In the future, one of Scott County's main priorities is to enhance opportunities for greater commercial- industrial private sector employment within the a expected to which offer is futur~ To be certain, continued population growth major factor in Scott County's future. The vast majority of this growth is occur within the County's eight cities, Go u n t y ~cott 10 To meet the challenges of a rapidly growing com- munity as well as the demands of County taxpay- ers, the County has engaged in a number of resource - County. exclusively agricultural County was almost Scott County. I I DIRECTORY OF SERVICES 952-496-8100 952-496-8115 952-496-8240 952-873-6767 952-496-8475 952-496-8183 952-496-8100 952-496-8200 952-496-8260 952-496-8150 952-496-2321 952-496-8777 952-496-8172 952-496-8560 952-496-8103 952-496-8787 952-492-5410 952-492-2436 952-445-7751 952-496-8314 952-496-8920 952-496-8598 952-492-2500 952-496-8201 952-496-8713 952-461-3460 952-403-7979 952-758-2391 952-496-8353 952-447-3375 952-707-1770 952-233-3850 952-496-8300 952-492-5425 952-496-8176 Center 952-496-8686 Elections Employee Relations Environmental Health Extension Service Fairgrounds/Fair Board Human Services Jail Jail Annex Job Hotline Jordan Library Jury Line Law Library New Market Library New Options New Prague Library Planning Prior Lake Library Public Works/Highway/Surveyor 952-496-8346 952-496-8143 Administration Assessor/Taxation Attorney Belle Plaine Library Building Inspections Child Support County Commissioners Court Administration Court Services Customer ServiceILicenses Daycare License/References Directions to Courthouse Elections Hotline MISSION STATEMENT The mission of Scott County is to deliver quality public services to all citizens in an effective, professional, and efficient manne r. Board of Commissioners To contact commissioners call Joseph Wagner District 1 Cities of Belle Plaine and Jordan, and the townships of Jackson, Louisville, Sand Creek, St. Lawrence, Blakeley and Belle Plaine. Dallas Bohnsack District 2 RegistrarILand Records Savage Library Shakopee Library Sheriff Administration Soil and Water Conservation Veterans Service Workforce Development Cities of New Prague, New Market and Elko, and the townships of Spring Lake, Helena, Cedar Lake and New Market. Art Bannerman - District 3 City of Shakopee. Barbara Marschall - District 4 'R~fl~cti of th~ pa~t, th~ futur~ on~ \li~ion~ for Frequently Asked Questions number for Customer Service or is (952) 496-8311 What i~ the main phone number for Scott County? The switchboard phone number is (952) 445-7750. non-emergency What is the Sheriff's Scott County? The Sheriff's Office phone number Is Scott County where I can get: All of the following can befound at by calling (952) 496-8150. * Birth/death certificates? Yes License plate tabs? Yes Fishinglhunting licenses? Marriage license? Yes * Passport? Yes * Answers to tax questions? Filing for homestead? Yes Dri vers license? - Renewal or change of address? - Written or road test? No Note: Call Chaska at (952) 488-3740 or Eagan at (651) 688-1870 for those tests. Social security number? No Note: Call 1-800-772-1213 or go to Yes Yes Yes * * * * * * (952)496-8100 Government changing for you Scott County 200 Fourth Avenue West Shakopee, Minnesota 55379-1220 (952) 445-7750 TDDfITY (952) 496-8170 WWW.co.scott.rrm.us Scott County Changing with you. www.ssa.gov. Does Scott County have a transportation service? Yes-for transit information contact Human Services at (952) 496-8341 Does Scott County have any programs? Yes-Neighborhood Watch, for 952--496-8722. crime prevention more information call How do I apply for child support? Please call Human Services at (952 normal business hours. '&~ J -~,~- Scott Prepared by Scali (ounty Administration 496-8183 during Does Scott County have a foodshelf and a thrift store? Yes-contact the CAP Agency at (952) 496-2125 for the foodshelf, and (952) 403-9899 for the thrift store. City of Prior Lake. Jon Ulrich - District 5 City of Savage and Credit River Township. What are Scott County's business hours? Normal business hours for most of the offices are 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. CST. Note: Customer Service has extended hours on Mondays and Thursdays, from 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. I I