The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutPresentations CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT 16200 Eagle Creek Avenue S.E. Prior Lake, MN 55372-1714 MEETING DATE: April 5, 2004 ~ AGENDA #: 8A \\( PREPARED BY: Frank Boyles, City Manager~ AGENDA ITEM: RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LAKE-SAVAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS AND HOST FAMILIES. PRESENTATION: Each year, students from around the world have the opportunity to spend an academic year in Prior Lake living with a local host family. The students benefit from both their social and academic experiences. The families benefit through the sharing of their family traditions and homes. The community benefits as persons from different cultures learn to better understand each other and their respective cultures. Programs of this type are not possible without many partnerships - with participating countries, the School District, Prior Lake students and Prior Lake host families. This evening the City Council will recognize some of the host families and exchange students who are visiting Prior Lake and provide them with souvenirs. www.cityofpriorlake.com 1:\COUNCIL\AGNRPTS\2004\MCCO~~~~52?4lW .4230 / Fax 952.447.4245 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT 16200 Eagle Creek Avenue S.E. Prior Lake, MN 55372-1714 MEETING DATE: April 5, 2004 @ AGENDA #: 8B AI PREPARED BY: Frank Boyles, City Manage~ \. AGENDA ITEM: McCOMB STUDY PRESENTATION (John Sullivan) PRESENTATION: The City Council has authorized two significant actions to fortify the City's community development efforts. The first was the funding of the replacement Community Development Director position beginning on January 1, 2004. The second was the completion of the McComb Study. John Sullivan, the City's Community Development Director will present the results of the McComb Study. This study was intended to (1) determine potential acreages for commercial/industrial and residential development; (2) predict the timing and magnitude of various kinds of development; and (3) make general recommendations regarding the most appropriate locations for various types of developments. John will summarize the study results for each of these areas. Attached for City Council information is a summary of the study results. www.cityofpriorlake.com 1:\COUNCIL\AGNRPTS\2004\MCCOr,1%&rEY9!5@~ .4230 / Fax 952.447.4245 Prior Lake Development Potential Obi.cti'"., ..01 1.'0 ii, >R..idential..and> Bu.ine,s'a,k...Matll_tiiSt"lty 3. Downtown Prior Lake is one of the target areas for physical and economic redevelopment. A market study, targeting potential commercial, resi- dential, retail and business park development in Prior lake from 2005-2025, was completed by the McComb Group lTD in January 2004. The purpose of the study was three-fold: 1 . Determine potential acreages for commer- cial / industrial devel- opment and high- density residential de- velopment. 2. Predict the timing and magnitude of develop- ment for specific land uses. Make recommendations in a general manner, as to the most appropriate loca- tion(s) for the various types of developments. DID YOU INOW?? . PRIOR LAKE IS LOCATED IN THE 8TH FASTEST GROW- ING COUNTY IN THE NA- TION. The complete study consists of over 50 pages of maps, charts and accumulated data. This report is intended to summarize the data, and highlight the findings of the report. A copy of the full report is available on-line at www.cityofpriorlake.com by clicking the "Document Center" link, and opening the "McCombs Study" folder. . IN 2003, THE CITY AND SPRING LAKE TOWNSHIP ENTERED INTO AN AGREE- MENT THAT PROVIDES FOR THE ANNEXATION OF OVER 3000 ACRES INTO THE CITY OVER THE NEXT 20 VEARS. For further information on de- velopment in Prior Lake, con- tact Community Development Director John Sullivan by tele- phone at 952.447.9805, or by email at jsullivan@cityofpriorlake.com. . Bv 2025, THE CITY's POPULATION IS PROJECTED TO REACH NEARL V 42,000. Exp.ctediLandUseCha..ges by.Mo.iorC.,ellories CONTACT US W.',. 0. 1M WeIaI find out more about Prior lake at _.dlyofpriorhlke.co. Multi-Family - There is an anticipated demand of 1 200 additional units by 2025 which trans- lates to an additional 50 to 60 acres. The City's existing 2020 Comp Plan designates 636 acres for multi-family. The new plan will de- crease the multi-family designation by 580 acres. Commercial - Uses (including retail, services, health care, etc.) are anticipated to triple be- tween 2005 and 2025 from approximately 300,000 sq. ft. today to 900,000 sq. ft. by 2025. This will mean the addition of 62 acres of commer- cial usage City-wide. Business Park - At present, the City has approximately 200,000 sq. ft. of business park uses (office, warehouse, showroom, manufac- turing, etc.). By 2025, there will be an increase to 2 million sq. ft. which will require an additional 135 to 185 additional acres for development. Oty Hall 16200 Eagle Creek Ave. Prior lake, MN 55372 Ph. 952..447-4230 Fax 952..447.4245 We Are Happy to Help! Prior Lake Development Potential 16200 Eagle Creek Ave. SE Prior lake, MN 55372 Ph. 952.447.4230 www.cltyofpriorlake.com John Sullivan, Community Development Director Ou,..M.,kflt The population within the trade area is younger than the Minnespolis / St. Paul metro area with those under 17 years of age making up 29% of the population, and those over 65 year old mak- ing up 4.8%. This compares to the MSP area at 24.5% and 9.7% respectively. From 0 household income perspective, the trade area has an average of $97,304 which is expected to increase to $11 2,025 by 2007. This average household income is 34% higher than the overage for the Metro area at $71,000. By 2007, over 1 8% of the households in the Prior Lake trade area will have an income of greater than $150,000, and 43.30/0 will have an income over $1 00,000. tt'J.;~ :;~.:t~~;~'-i..,~'~",~~_ ;.)..,~_;~~,:; :~~c,tio~., otLa~4Us~'ci "':';~ /~'/:.: . ,', .-.... ',' :'.:~ ~~i*';;'tL:;';":~ 'f l . :/ Those areas presently designated as multi-family in the 2020 Comp Plan which exceed proiected needs are most likely to be designated low or medium density residential. The additional 62 acres to be developed as commercial are most likely to be concentrated in the three existing nodes including: Downtown Prior lake, Gateway, and Priordale. The additional 1 35-1 85 acres of business park are most likely to be located in the Deer- field Business Park (30 acres), the Vierling property (40 acres) at CSAH 21 and CSAH 42, and the remainder north of CSAH 42 iust west of Crest Avenue. The BoHomLine: Speciflc'LandUseFinclings The study identifies the num- ber of square feet the mar- ket can absorb in 2005 and in 2025. It does not indicate the number of square feet already devoted to each use in 2004. Supermarket-By 2005, a supermarket of 25,000 square feet can be ab- sorbed which grows to 65,000 sq. ft. by 2025. Gas , Convenience Food - 20,000 sq. ft. of convenience food and gas is predicted by 2005 whidt more than doubles to 50,000 sq. ft. in 2025. Home c:.m.r - While the mar- ket will not be able to sustain such a facility by 2005, 120,000 sq. ft. will be sustainable by 2025. Auto Pads 'n.... , Accessories - A total of 24,000 sq. ft. can Liquor Stores - By 2005, be supported in 2005. 42,000 1 2,000 sq. ft. for liquor sales sq. ft. in 2025. is protected with a 2025 saturation at 33,000 sq. ft. Food Service (full reslaurant, limited, deli) - 29,500 sq.ft. are expected for 2005, while 56,500 sq. ft. is pro- iected by 2025. - 8,800 sq. ft. appear sus- tainable in 2005, with 37,900 projected for 2025. Penonal $eJviats (beauty, dry cleaning, nails, laming)- 9,600 sq. ft. for 2005, and 24,500 by 2025. Physical Fitness- 16,000 sq. ft. in 2005.45,000 sq. ft. in 2025; Professional Services (affomey, accounHng, architect) - 9,000 sq. ft. in 2005 con- strasted by 25,000 sq. ft. in FUt"iture.' Home Fumishlnas - 2025. 8y 2005, a total of 14,000 sq. ft. can be supported. The pro- iected need in 2025 is 22,000 sq. ft. Miscellaneous Sho.... (jewelry, pet, hobby, oHice, book) Auto R..-ir & ,.Int. - The market appears saturated for 2005. By 2025, an additional 6,500 sq. ft. is possible. Fo, More Information on tllis StlJdy, the Orderly Annexation Agreement, or the many exciting Commercial and Economic Development Opportunities if) Prior Lake, contact Community Devt'lopr1}t~nt Director John Sullivon and tokl..:, advontage of what Prior Lake l1as to offer! CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT 16200 Eagle Creek Avenue S.E. Prior Lake, MN 55372-1714 MEETING DATE: April 5, 2004 AGENDA #: BC PREPARED BY: Frank Boyles, City Manager AGENDA ITEM: RECEIPT OF $15,000 DONATION FROM SHAKOPEE MDEWAKANTON SIOUX COMMUNITY FOR CAPITAL EQUIPMENT FOR TRI-CITY SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM. PRESENTATION: The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community has established a reputation of social responsibility. There are numerous examples in which the SMSC has donated services, products or money for the betterment of our Prior Lake community. The cities of Shakopee, Savage and Prior Lake have joined together to form the Tri-City Special Response Team (TSRT). This team was initially intended to serve only the three member communities. However, the Scott County Response Team has been disbanded leaving the Townships and other Scott county cities who are not members of the TSRT without this critical emergency service. Recognizing that this is an unacceptable situation, the TSRT members and the County have been working to re-cast the TSRT so that it can serve the entire community. In order for this to happen, a $30,000 investment in materials is needed. Specifically, the 15 members of the TSRT need new ballistic vests with rifle panels and ballistic helmets. The total cost of these materials is $30,052. Last year, the TSRT asked the SMSC to make a contribution to assist in this acquisition. They agreed to provide a matching grant up to $15,000. The remaining $15,052 will be split equally by the participating communities. On Monday, April 5, 2004, representatives of the SMSC will present their contribution to the Prior Lake City Council. It would be appropriate for the City Council to recognize the many contributions of the SMSC to the Prior Lake Community. www.cityofpriorlake.com 1:\COUNCIL\AGNRPTS\2004\SPECI~~~$Ii1.ljq~051 Fax 952.447.4245