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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT
AUGUST 7, 2000
6A
DONALD RYE, PLANNING DIRECTOR
CONSIDER REPORT FROM MARK KOEGLER OF
HOISINGTON KOEGLER REGARDING DOWNTOWN
REDEVELOPMENT GUIDE
On July 24, the Planning Commission heard a presentation by Mark
Koegler on the Downtown redevelopment Guide. Prior to that, the
Commissioners had received copies of the draft report to review.
Following the presentation and discussion, the Planning Commission
passed a motion declaring that the Guide was an appropriate vision for
Downtown and recommending that the Council move forward with the
project. In addition, Commissioners were told that if they had any
specific comments, they should get them to staff by August 7.
A presentation on the Downtown Redevelopment Guide has been
scheduled for the August 7 Council meeting. This will serve two
purposes. One, it will allow the public to hear the presentation and
become informed on the proposals in the Guide and two, it will allow
the Council additional review time and opportunity to ask questions.
Staff is suggesting that any additional Council comments be received
by August 18 so that all comments can be presented to the EDA at its'
August 21 meeting.
RECOMMENDED
MOTION: None
REVIEWED BY:
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ODDortunities
· Incorporate natural amenities such as the wetlands
· Reflect Prior Lake's history
· Smaller may be better - small scale might actually be advantageous
· Downtown is a center for public services
. Expand business opportunities- increase downtown's customer base,
add new businesses, increase the tax base
· Area has good transportation access
· Land is affordable
. Prior Lake has the chance to "do it right" - opportunity can be created
by need
· Provide youth activities
. Identifiable redevelopment sites exist - Main Avenue to City Hall -
Dakota Street to Lakefront Park
Challen2es
. Paradigm shift - getting the community to "buy in" - changing the
perceptions of downtown
. Manage the impacts of change - keep current businesses while
making needed changes
. Gain consensus/cooperation - reach a consensus of property owners
and community cooperation
· How do we pay for it?
· Attract local and outside interest
· Overcome regulatory barriers
Vision Statement
Downtown Prior Lake will continue to be the community focus of
government, culture and social interaction. Businesses within the
area will provide a wide range of goods, services and
entertainment.
Downtown Prior Lake will be a vibrant destination. Its
development pattern will echo the lake environment that serves as
an icon for the Prior Lake community.
Downtown Prior Lake will invoke a strong expressIon of
community' pride.
Guiding Principles
· A strategic approach.. .
· A good place to do business...
· The center of Prior Lake. . .
. Downtown, a place for people. . .
. An opportunity to establish a unique sense of place...
. Compliment the adjacent neighborhoods...
. Meet and greet on the street.. .
· Parks, not just parking. . .
. Work together to attain common goals...
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Awnings
A wnings should be permitted where appropriate and complimentary to the
building style. Canvas awnings are most desirable especially on sides of the
street where sunlight control is a significant problem. Retractable canvas
awnings create a variable facade, which creates more interest in even the simplest
buildings. Graphics and signage on awnings should be modest in size, with
proportions appropriate to the size of the awning. The form of the awning should
be a simple shed form; metal and wood shake awnings should be avoided.
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Prior Lake's "lake"
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The upper and lower floor must look like they are part of the same building.
Materials, color, texture and form should show continuity.
Entrances
The entry points should be articulated with trim and detail to make them obvious
and the highlight of a building's facade.
Wall murals can add
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downtown Prior Lake if
done professionally and
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Recommended Projects:
Pro;ects to be Comoleted in 2000 to 2005
· Upgrade Main Avenue from CSAH 21 to Lakefront Park
· Upgrade Dakota Avenue from TH 13 to Arcadia Avenue
· Redevelop Land North of Dakota Street, West of Main Avenue
· Construct Entry Signs at Main A venue/TH 13 Intersection and at the
CSAH 21/TH 13 Intersection
· Install Landscaping Along TH 13
· Improve Erie Avenue as a Pedestrian and/or Vehicle Corridor
· Improve the Open Space Area South of City Hall
· Existing Building Fayade Improvements
Proiects to be Comoleted in 2005 to 2010
· Realign the Main A venue/TH 13 Intersection
· Update Main Avenue from CSAH 21 to Pleasant Avenue
· Construction of Turn Lanes along CSAH 21 and a Traffic Signal at
CSAH 21/Main Avenue and CSAH 21/TH 13 Intersections
· Infill Commercial
· Existing Building Fayade Improvements
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Recommended Projects:
Proiects to be Completed Bevond 2010
. Extend Arcadia Avenue South of CSAH 21 to Colorado Street
. Re-route Colorado Street to Pleasant Avenue
· Infill Commercial
. Construct Mixed-use Project on Pleasant Avenue at the Foot of Main
Avenue
. Existing Building Fac;ade Improvements
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