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4646 Dakota Street SE
Prior Lake, MN 55372
CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
February 6, 2023
1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Briggs called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Present were Councilors Braid, Burkart,
Churchill and Lake. Absent: None. Also in attendance was City Manager Wedel, City Attorney
Kendall, Police Chief Duggan, Assistant City Manager Olson, Community Development Director
McCabe and City Clerk Simon.
2. PUBLIC FORUM
Dean Swanson, 14080 Hidden View Road- Regarding the County Road 42 proposed reentry
home; on a personal note, I am hung up on the R1 zoning issues that seem to be glossed over.
While it is planned for 4 individuals living here is true, there will also be support staff. How does that
fit in a R1 zoning code? Especially with a driveway that was deemed unsafe. A driveway that the
County had planned to tear down, will now have substantially more traffic and yet now they have
agreed to not move it? Something does not add up. I would request you to draft the moratorium,
maybe not send it yet but draft it on the basis of looking into how this house fits into this R1 zoning.
If that is a trigger so, be it, they were doing plenty without notification anyways. If we don’t update
the zoning now, what is to stop the next time/next house? If starting that process now helps this
house, that is great. I have no response to the County and the bullet points they provided in their
response to the city. Another thought was taking those agreements that the county mentioned and
use them as a negotiation point. Maybe redirect to women who had been incarcerated as women
are less likely to reoffend. Maybe we can ask for longer terms in the house- longer stays. The
moratorium would allow us time to look at more data from other homes possibly in surrounding
counties and town.
Matt Fulton, 14080 Shady Beach Trail- Left the work session disappointed. Strikes me that the
Council is hesitant to take action for fear of something else happening. I think the state license might
be a benefit. I agree with the mayor’s stance on tackling the State Statues as these reentry homes
are a unique land use. The city needs to be notified when a facility of this type enters a community.
The location is not great, they need to be close to a bus line and employment centers. By altering
the R1 zoning code you can set these parameters for houses of this type going forward. To me as
a resident, your hesitation is that you are allowing this and will worry about others down the road.
The way the County approached this whole project makes me believe that they won’t play nicer
next round. I support council taking a stance and a moratorium to guide the land use in this com-
munity. I would not worry about the potential impact of a state license. Would like Council to be
proactive vs. reactive with something that affects our neighborhood so greatly.
Cassie Johnson, 14104 Hidden View Road NE- Also disappointed in the work session. You
acknowledged exhaustion surrounding this issue, times that by 1000 for this neighborhood. You
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don’t want to live in fear, but you also want to be proactive as an adult to prevent things. I have a
lot of hesitation of taking the good faith efforts from the county. These good faith efforts mean noth-
ing to me now as the trust is broken with the county. If council prepares a response letter, we urge
you to state we disagree with the use of this home black and white. Also acknowledge that with the
conditions outlined and add more. My other concern is about the community team. 2 residents to 8
city and county officials. If you are not a public speaker, you will not get heard. That is not setting
that up for success in the community side.
Jennifer Stearns, 14060 Hidden View Road- I live right across the street from this home and
have young children. This home has a bird’s eye view into most of my home. I would not feel
comfortable having my kids outside or being alone in my home. I do not trust the County. I would
prefer that it be licensed and monitored by the state over the people who are responsible now. If
you were me, would you state that you agree and back down? Or stand up? I implore you to think
about this on a personal level, and what you know is right in your heart and speak up now. Not
when the next one comes down the line. (At 3:42 pm on Monday, February 6, 2023, Jennifer
Stearns emailed the City Manager a packet of information and letters regarding the County Road
42 reentry house. These documents are attached at the end of the meeting minutes)
Briggs: City Manager Wedel, please recap what was discussed at the workshop prior to responding
to the Public.
Wedel: At tonight’s work session, we did discuss the response letter that the city received as a
direct result of the City Council sending them a letter requesting that the house be repurposed. The
response we received from Scott County was that they appreciated the letter but they are going to
move forward with using the house as a reentry home. That being said, they would agree to the
following five conditions: clients living there would have historical ties to Scott County, there would
be no sex offenders, no relocation of the driveway, creation of a community committee with repre-
sentatives from the neighborhood and additional landscaping barriers and screening. Also, they
agreed to additional hours of supervision from the organization they are working with. The letter
was reviewed with Council, and we talked through where the city council could go from there. A
moratorium was discussed, which the city council could pursue but consequences of that are that
the County noted that if we pursue a moratorium they would go around that and get a state license
for this house as that would supersede the moratorium. If they did pursue state licensure, there are
certain things that they have agreed to in their letter that could potentially come off the table. Things
such as the number of tenants could increase from 4 to 6 at a time, allow sex offenders to reside in
the house and relocate the driveway out the back to the existing neighborhood. There is a lot of risk
with moving forward with a moratorium which is why the direction from council was to not go down
that path. There was also discussion about the zoning code and the short-term rental ordinance,
and if there were things that we could do in those areas to address things. Ultimately, if the county
pursued a state license anything we do with our zoning code is again superseded by state statute.
Council agreed that this is something we should be pursuing at the state level. It was also discussed
to continue pressure for the use of this home to be changed. The county has made it very clear that
will not be an option and they will continue to move forward with this being a reentry home. At the
conclusion of the discussion, the direction was to craft a response to the county to memorialize the
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conditions they outlined in their letter, making sure those are on record for the city archives and
records. Related to the zoning, I am going to defer to City Attorney Kendall.
Kendall: The zoning authority is effectively preempted by state statutes, stating that licensed group
homes shall be a permitted use in R1 zoning districts. The city has no zoning authority to prohibit
this use, and it is outlined in a state statute. There could be discussions with the legislature to
change the state statutes. My view is not that the council is afraid to go up against the county, its
more that the county is not legally required to offer any of these conditions. The council by this
decision is trying to look out for the residents the best they can given the circumstances. It is an
option to sue the county, but the outcome is uncertain. One thing that is certain, if this is a state
licensed facility the city has no ability to prohibit that by zoning. The council is not missing an op-
portunity or refusing to exercise authority.
Briggs: One of the items that came up in that forum was the creation of that committee. City Man-
ager Wedel can I direct this to you.
Wedel: Appreciate the comment on the composition or the mix of residents to staff on the commit-
tee. I will have more conversations with the county to see if we can modify that group to make it
more balanced and have more resident representation.
Briggs: We also heard testimony relative to the tone of our letter and be careful that any response
to not been seen by the county as agreement of the use. Our intent was to have a memorandum to
codify what has been put on the table to ensure they are captured. City Manager Wedel can you
expand?
Wedel: That is exactly what was discussed in the work session as well. Having a statement at the
beginning of the letter that the city does not agree with this use would be something we can incor-
porate. That is a consistent message we heard from council, none of the councilors agreed to that
proposed use. Under the circumstances, our authority is limited. We have done the best we could
with the resources and authority we have.
3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
MOTION BY BRAID SECOND BY CHURCHILL, TO APPROVE THE AGENDA AS PRESENTED.
VOTE Briggs Braid Burkart Churchill Lake
Aye ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒
Nay ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Abstain ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Absent ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
The motion carried.
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4. APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
A. Approval of the January 18, 2023, City Council Minutes
MOTION BY BURKART SECOND BY CHURCHILL, TO APPROVE THE JANUARY 18, 2023,
MEETING MINUTES AS PRESENTED.
VOTE Briggs Braid Burkart Churchill Lake
Aye ☒ ☐ ☒ ☒ ☒
Nay ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Abstain ☐ ☒ ☐ ☐ ☐
Absent ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
The motion carried.
5. CONSENT AGENDA
A. Approval of Claims Listing
B. Resolution 23-13 Accepting 4th Quarter (2022) Donations and Grants
C. Resolution 23-14 Approving Transferring Ownership of City-Owned Real Property to Prior Lake
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6208
D. Resolution 23-15 Approving a Temporary Liquor License to the VFW for March 18, 2023
E. Resolution 23-16 Adopting the City of Prior Lake 2023 Pay Equity Report
F. Resolution 23-17 Approving Purchase of Radios- Fire Department
MOTION BY BRAID SECOND BY BURKART, TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA.
VOTE Briggs Braid Burkart Churchill Lake
Aye ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒
Nay ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Abstain ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Absent ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
The motion carried.
Briggs: In response to item 5B, the SMSC is a valued partner in all areas of public safety. I want to
thank the SMSC for their generosity and support.
6. PRESENTATIONS
None.
7. PUBLIC HEARINGS
7A. Public Hearing for a Resolution Approving Off-Sale Liquor License for Edelweiss Bakery
Wedel introduced the item to the Council.
Public hearing opened at 7:29 pm by BRAID seconded by LAKE
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No comments.
Public Hearing closed at 7:30 pm by BRAID seconded by BURKART
Braid: Excited for the new addition and continued expanded offerings. Question on licensing period,
do they expire at the end of June because that is when all renew?
Wedel: That is correct.
MOTION BY BRAID SECOND BY CHURCHILL, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION 23-18 APPROVING
OFF-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR EDELWEISS BAKERY.
VOTE Briggs Braid Burkart Churchill Lake
Aye ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒
Nay ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Abstain ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Absent ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
8. OLD BUSINESS
None.
9. NEW BUSINESS
A. Adoption of City of Prior Lake Strategic Plan 2023-2026
Assistant City Manager Olson presented the item.
MOTION BY BURKART SECOND BY BRIGGS, TO ADOPT THE 2023-2026 STRATEGIC PLAN
FOR THE CITY OF PRIOR LAKE.
VOTE Briggs Braid Burkart Churchill Lake
Aye ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒
Nay ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Abstain ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Absent ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
The motion carried.
B. Approval of an Ordinance Amending Prior Lake City Code Section 1142, Commercial and
Town Center Performance Standards, and City Code Section 1144, Architectural Design
Community Development Director McCabe presented the item.
Lake: To clarify, that change would not affect the immediate downtown, correct?
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McCabe: The primary change for the immediate downtown area would be for properties in the town
center district that are not on Main Ave or Dakota Street. Those areas would be provided with
greater flexibility with approved building materials.
Braid: This is a nice amendment. We have heard a lot about it at least over the past 6 years, and
this is business friendly.
MOTION BY BRAID SECOND BY LAKE, TO APPROVE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PRIOR
LAKE CITY CODE SECTION 1142, COMMERCIAL AND TOWN CENTER PERFORMANCE
STANDARDS, AND CITY CODE SECTION 1144, ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND RESOLU-
TION 23-19 FOR PUBLICATION.
VOTE Briggs Braid Burkart Churchill Lake
Aye ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒
Nay ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Abstain ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Absent ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
The motion carried.
10. Removed Consent Agenda Items
None.
11. COUNCILMEMBER LIAISON UPDATES / COUNCILMEMBER REPORTS
Lake: 1/19 Citizens Engagement Committee, 2/1 Chamber Board Meeting, 2/3 SCALE Executive
Meeting
Churchill: 1/25 Live Learn Earn Housing Co-Chair Committee Meeting, 2/1 Chamber Board Meet-
ing, 2/3 Agenda Review, 2/6 Mobility Transit Advisory Board Committee Meeting
Burkart: 1/24 Minnesota Valley Transit Association Meeting, 1/25 Legislative Meet and Greet for
the Highway 169 Corridor Coalition at the Capital, 1/25 Minnesota Valley Transit Association Board
of Directors Meeting, 2/3 Agenda Review, 2/6 MVTA Management Committee Meeting
Braid: 1/24 Met with Commissioner Brekke about Annexation and the County Road 42 Reentry
Home, 2/3 Agenda Review
Briggs: 1/19 State of the City Presentation at the Lions Club, 1/24 Rotary Club Meeting, 1/26 Pod-
cast with Secretary/Treasurer Crooks-Stratton with the SMSC, 1/27 School Board meeting with
Chair Amy Crosby, 2/2 MLC Housing Sub Committee. One thing to share, Senator Pratt is a chief
author of a legislative piece that was released that seeks to ensure the cost of growth reside with
developers.
12. OTHER BUSINESS
None.
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13.ADJOURNMENT
MOTION BY BRAID, SECOND BY LAKE, TO ADJOURN THE MEETING AT 7:50 pm.
VOTE Briggs Braid Burkart Churchill Lake
Aye ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒
Nay ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Abstain ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Absent ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
The motion carried.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jason Wedel, City Manager
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To:Heidi Simon
Subject:FW: Letter for Work Session and Council Meeting tonight
Date:Monday, February 6, 2023 3:46:20 PM
Attachments:City of Prior Lake Letter 1_6_2023.pdf
RBA 2023 - 40 Contract with Damascus Way.pdf
RBA 2023 - 40.pdf
Opening an Adult Residential Community-Based Correctional Facility_tcm1089-432244 (2).docx
Damascus Way - Shakopee Program December 2022 Outcomes.docx
Petition Comments.pdf
Petition Signatures - 952 signatures.pdf
Petition · Relocate Re-entry Home for incarcerated men in Prior Lake, MN · Change.org.pdf
Heidi,
See attached.
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From: Jennifer Stearns <jenniferwinning@gmail.com>
Sent: Monday, February 6, 2023 3:42 PM
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Subject: Letter for Work Session and Council Meeting tonight
Good Afternoon,
Please find attached a letter with considerations as well as attachments for the work session and
meeting for tonight. Please let me know if you have any questions and I look forward to seeing you
this evening.
Jennifer Stearns
February 6, 2023
City of Prior Lake Council
4646 Dakota Street SE
Prior Lake, MN 55372
Dear Councilors,
Thank you for your continued engagement with City residents regarding the County Reentry
home on CH42. We’d like to make it clear that the concessions presented by the County in their
letter dated on January 24th are not adequate and do not make the surrounding community feel
safe nor restore trust in ensuring this project would be properly regulated. As you move forward
in the work session this evening we appreciate your diligence examining the legality of this
home in an R-1 zone; it is important to clarify how this home applies in this zone as your
determination will set a precedent for this type of housing whether by the County or private
entities moving forward. The neighbors have discussed a few things we’d like to share and be
considered during your discussion this evening.
First off, I wanted to make you aware that he County is requesting to increase the ARPA funding
for this program from $130,000 per year to more than triple that amount of $400,000 to
“increase staff, [unregulated] case management, and actual startup costs” according to
Resolution No. 2023-40; this further substantiates this is a business with paid staff, operating
budget and traffic/transit to location. As taxpayers, we are also concerned about the eventual
tax impact once the grant proceeds expire.
Per Resolution 2023-40 to be voted on at the County Board Meeting tomorrow it states that the
residents at this location will be supervised by Scott County Corrections staff; a recent article
published in SWNews Media quotes Corrections Director Molly Burner saying “that a lot of
people on supervision are just receiving basic monitoring. “We’re not meeting with them, we’re
not helping them get to treatment, we’re not doing any case management because we can’t”.”
There is no guarantee that Damascus Way has the capacity or ability to regulate these
individuals. The annual report for the current location, as contractually required, took over 2
months to compile which was a 1 page document with 8 data points.
At the last meeting preparing a moratorium did not move forward. A moratorium would be
appropriate at this point so this property doesn’t fall under a Legally Non-Conforming Use. That
will provide ample time for the City of Prior Lake to clarify how various housing initiatives will fit
into the ordinances to protect legitimate businesses and R-1 residents.
I have attached a document from the MN DOC Inspection and Enforcement Unit which outlines
the requirements to obtain a 2920 license. A few things to note would be that the first
requirement is to obtain permission from the city you want to open the facility in which may
require a conditional use permit; 24/7 supervision is mandatory as well as 9 other requirements.
Additionally, a Certificate of Occupancy would be required.
The neighbors would like clarity on what would be a legally binding agreement which would
ensure that the County doesn’t not move the driveway down to Hidden View Road or Bayview
Circle. The County has stated they would put this in writing but we haven’t seen an official
document.
Lastly, I have attached a community petition which has been signed by 953 people who don’t
believe this is an appropriate location for this type of housing. I would like this letter as well as
its attachments to be submitted for the public record for the City Council meeting this evening.
We trust your ability to act on behalf of residents while ensuring your relationship with the
County. Thank you for continuing to move forward as our representatives.
Sincerely,
Jennifer S tearns
Jennifer Stearns
Enc.
Scott County Request for Board Action
Scott County Resolution No. 2023-40
Damascus Annual Report
Opening an Adult Community-Based Residential Correctional Facilities
Community Petition
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SCOTT COUNTY, MINNESOTA
Date: February 7, 2023
Resolution No.: 2023-40
Motion by Commissioner: None
Seconded by Commissioner: None
RESOLUTION NO. 2023-40; APPROVING AMENDMENT NO. 1
TO THE CONTRACT WITH DAMASCUS WAY RE-ENTRY CENTER, INC.
WHEREAS, the County entered into an agreement with Damascus Way Re-entry Center, Inc. in 2021 to
provide a Re-entry and Halfway Housing Program; and
WHEREAS, as part of this program, Damascus Way provides community resources and referrals to clients;
and
WHEREAS, they collaborate with correctional agents to discuss any issues or behaviors that may be warning
signs of relapse and reoffending; and
WHEREAS, they will assist clients with locating permanent housing and will meet with potential landlords to
advocate on their behalf; and
WHEREAS, Amendment No. 1 will increase the not to exceed amount to $400,000 annually to cover increased
staffing hours at two houses, case management, and actual startup costs; and
WHEREAS, the Contract has extension options through 2026; and
WHEREAS, the County has determined that this is an eligible use of the funds under the sections of
“responding to COVID-19 - Behavioral Health Care” and “Building Stronger Communities through Investments
in Housing and Neighborhoods – Services to address homelessness such as supportive housing, and to
improve access to stable, affordable housing among unhoused individuals”; and
WHEREAS, the County received $70,000 in funds for fiscal year 2022, and in 2023, an additional $70,000 in
funds was awarded; and
WHEREAS, the grant allows up to four annual extensions to be awarded to the County (through separate
agreements) under the original grant with the Minnesota Department of Corrections; and
WHEREAS, the County will utilize American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for its contribution to the project;
and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that these expenses are an eligible use of the funds through 2026; and
WHEREAS, it is expected that inflation will increase expenses payable under the contract if contract extension
options are exercised; and
WHEREAS, it is reasonable to authorize the County Administrator to approve contract expense increases that
do not exceed 4% over the prior year's maximum contract amount.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Commissioners in and for the County of Scott,
Minnesota, hereby approves Amendment No. 1 to the Contract with Damascus Way Re-entry Center, Inc.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chairperson of the Board or the County Administrator is authorized to
execute the Amendment on behalf of the County, subject to approval by the County Attorney’s Office as to
form.
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that the County Administrator is authorized to execute contract amendments, or
other documentation as set out under the Contract, to increase annual maximum expenses under extension
agreements that do not exceed 4% of the prior year's maximum payment amount.
VOTE RESULTS:
Yes: None
No: None
Absent:
Abstain: None
State of Minnesota)
County of Scott )
I, Lezlie A. Vermillion, duly appointed qualified County Administrator for the County of Scott, State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that I have
compared the foregoing copy of a resolution with the original minutes of the proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners, Scott County,
Minnesota, at their session held on __________________ now on file in my office, and have found the same to be a true and correct copy thereof.
Witness my hand and official seal at Shakopee, Minnesota, on __________________.
County Administrator
Administrator's Designee
Request for Board Action BOARD MEETING DATE:
2/7/2023
AGENDA ITEM NUMBER:
7.1
Department Information
ORIGINATING DIVISION/DEPARTMENT:
Health and Human Services/Community Corrections
PRESENTER(S):
Molly Bruner, Community Corrections Director,
x8348
PROJECT:
Agenda Item Details
AGENDA ITEM TYPE:
Consent
TIME REQUESTED:
N/A
ACTION REQUESTED:
Adopt Resolution No. 2023-40; Approving Amendment No. 1 to the Contract With Damascus Way
Re-Entry Center, Inc.
ORGANIZATIONAL VALUES:
Collaboration: We will work with partners - communities, schools, faith groups, private business, and
non-profit agencies - to see that services are not duplicated but rather are complimentary, aligned,
and provided by the partners who can deliver the service most effectively
Stewardship: We will work proactively to make investments, guided by resident input, which will
transform lives, communities, and government
BACKGROUND/JUSTIFICATION:
The purpose of this agenda item is to adopt Resolution No. 2023-40; approving Amendment No. 1 to
the Contract with Damascus Way Re-entry Center, Inc.
Since early 2020, Scott County has been impacted by an outbreak of a respiratory disease caused by
a novel coronavirus that has been detected across the world, including in Minnesota.
On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 as a pandemic. On March 13,
2020, the President of the United States declared a national emergency for the COVID-19 pandemic.
On March 13, 2020, the Governor of Minnesota declared a peacetime emergency due to the COVID-
19 pandemic. On March 17, 2020, the Scott County Board of Commissioners declared a local state of
emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
On March 11, 2021, the Federal Government passed the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) of 2021.
The Fiscal Recovery Funds are intended to provide support to state, local, and tribal governments in
responding to the impact of COVID-19 and in their efforts to contain COVID-19 on their communities,
residents, and businesses. The Fiscal Recovery Funds build on and expand the support provided to
these governments over the last year, including through the Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF). Scott
County will receive $28.9 million of these funds.
The funds may be spent by the local agencies to offset public health and economic impacts of
COVID-19. In order to be eligible for the funding, expenditures must be used for one of the following
reasons:
1. To respond to the public health emergency or its negative economic impacts.
2. To respond to workers performing essential work during the COVID-19 public health
emergency by providing premium pay to eligible workers.
3. For the provision of government services to the extent of the reduction in revenue due to the
COVID-19 public health emergency relative to revenues collected in the most recent full fiscal
year prior to the emergency.
4. To make necessary investments in water, sewer, or broadband infrastructure.
On July 20, 2021, the Scott County Board adopted Resolution No. 2021-127; accepting the ARPA
funding allocated by the U.S. Department of Treasury in the amount of $28,944.028; establishing a
special revenue fund for the allocation; and authorizing the transfer of eligible costs already incurred
and to be incurred to said fund.
Staff met with the Scott County Board in a workshop setting and were provided high level direction
regarding the use of the ARPA funds. One area identified was the use of the funds to provide
supportive transitional housing services, including behavioral health services and substance misuse
treatment.
These services were identified as eligible uses by the Interim Final Rule:
Pg. 19 – “Behavioral Health Care. In addition, new or enhanced state, local, and tribal government
services may be needed to meet behavioral health needs exacerbated by the pandemic and respond
to other public health impacts. These services include mental health treatment, substance misuse
treatment, other behavioral health services, hotlines or warmlines, crisis intervention, overdose
prevention, infectious disease prevention, and services or outreach to promote access to physical or
behavioral health primary care and preventative medicine.”
It is also authorized under Building Stronger Communities through investment in Housing and
Neighborhoods of the Interim Final Rule:
Pg. 39 – “Services to address homelessness such as supportive housing and to improve access to
stable, affordable housing among unhoused individuals”
The County entered into an agreement with Damascus Way Re-entry Center, Inc. in 2021 to provide
a Re-entry and Halfway Housing Program. The goal of the services is to address any barriers to client
success.
As part of this program, Damascus Way provides community resources and referrals to clients
(community social services, AA/NA, legal aid, financial assistance, primary care, mental health,
substance use treatment, transportation, employment, education, volunteering, clothing, bus cards,
etc.). They collaborate with correctional agents to discuss any issues or behaviors that may be
warning signs of relapse and reoffending and will assist clients with locating permanent housing and
will meet with potential landlords to advocate on their behalf.
Amendment No. 1 will increase the not to exceed amount to $400,000 annually, to cover staffing
hours at two locations, case management, and actual startup costs, which will include IT expenses for
the installation of security cameras, other IT related expenses, and equipment such as Wi-Fi and
computers, and other miscellaneous household items.
The Contract has extension options through 2026 and based upon current inflationary trends, it is
anticipated that expenses payable by the County under the agreement will increase each year. Staff
is requesting that if an extension option is exercised, the County Administrator be given authority to
approve contract expense increases that do not exceed 4% over the prior year's maximum contract
amount.
BUDGET AMENDMENT:
No
FUNDING DESCRIPTION:
On June 15, 2021, the County Board approved the original grant agreement with the Department of
Corrections for the Re-entry and Halfway Housing Program. The County received $70,000 in funds
for fiscal year 2022, and in 2023, an additional $70,000 in funds was awarded. The grant allows up to
four annual extensions to be awarded to the County (through separate agreements) under the original
grant with the Minnesota Department of Corrections. The County will utilize American Rescue Plan
Act (ARPA) funds for its contribution to the project. It has been determined that these expenses are
an eligible use of the funds through 2026.
ATTACHMENTS:
None
Action
ACTION TAKEN:
MOTION/SECOND/VOTE:
DEPUTY CLERK:
Opening an Adult Community-Based Residential Correctional Facilities
Is there a need?
Most of the current community facilities are in the metro area. Whether these facilities
are full or not varies. There is a small need in outstate Minnesota.
To sustain an adult community-based facility there will need to be multiple funding
sources, such as county, state and maybe federal.
What types of residents are sent to a halfway house?
To be licensed as a correctional community-based facility, the majority of your residents
need to be there as a condition of probation or supervised release.
You can take non-correctional residents also.
It is important to be aware that the majority of the clients you would get from the MN
Department of Corrections are going to be violent offenders or sex offenders.
How do I apply to open an Adult Community-Based Residential Facility?
The first thing you need to do is to get approval from the city you want to open the
facility in.
You also need to have staff 24/7 at the facility.
Checklist - Please note that this checklist may not list everything that is necessary to open
a halfway house.
1) The facility has to have approval from the city it is located in. This may be a
conditional use permit.
2) A current Health Inspection
3) A current Fire Inspection either completed by the State Fire Marshal or
completed on the form provided by the State Fire Marshal
4) A floor plan of the facility
5) List of Board of Directors including names addresses and telephone numbers
6) Policy and procedures as required by 2920 Rules Governing Adult Halfway
Houses
7) Resident handbook
8) Qualifications of staff
9) Dietitian Report
10) Insurance including workman’s comp.
After getting approval from the city and reviewing the checklist you can contact the
Minnesota Department of Corrections Inspection and Enforcement Unit at 651-261-1657
for more information.
Monaie Hebert
Senior Detention Facility Inspector
Inspection and Enforcement Unit
December 2022 Outcomes Data
11.22.21 - 12.31.22
DAMASCUS WAY-SHAKOPEE HOUSE
Partnership with Scott County Community Corrections
Damascus Way – December 2022 Report (Outcomes Data)
1
SHAKOPEE PROGRAM – OUTCOMES REPORT:
First 12 Months Outcomes (11.22.21 – 11.30.22):
Total number of referrals: 21
Total number of admissions: 18
Total number of discharges (successful completion or termination): 13
Total number of residents employed upon discharge: 7
Total number of residents discharged to stable/permanent housing: 10
Total number of calls to law enforcement: 3
Total number of UA’s administered and collected: 48
Total number of residents who obtained medical assistance: 11
Total number of residents who obtained a driver’s license and/or a state ID: 3 DL, 1
State ID
December Outcomes (December 2022:
Total number of referrals: 1
Total number of admissions: 1
Total number of discharges (successful completion or termination): 1
Total number of residents employed upon discharge: 1
Total number of residents discharged to stable/permanent housing: 0
Total number of calls to law enforcement: 0
Total number of UA’s administered and collected: 8
Total number of residents who obtained medical assistance: 1
Total number of residents who obtained a driver’s license and/or a state ID: 0
Program Outcomes (11.22.21 – 12.31.22):
Total number of referrals: 22
Total number of admissions: 19
Total number of discharges (successful completion or termination): 14
Total number of residents employed upon discharge: 8
Total number of residents discharged to stable/permanent housing: 10
Total number of calls to law enforcement: 3
Total number of UA’s administered and collected: 56
Total number of residents who obtained medical assistance: 12
Total number of residents who obtained a driver’s license and/or a state ID: 4
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Relocate Re-entry Home for incarcerated men in Prior Lake, MN
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Scott County Government in Minnesota bought a home in a residential, single family neighborhood as a Right of Way purchase to improve
road safety. The use was then changed to be used as a transitional re-entry home for incarcerated adult males. These men would have felony
convictions, some with violent and sexual o enses, including level 1 and level 2 sexual o enders. This facility is not state licensed or
regulated and each former incarcerated man would be housed there for a range of 30 to 90 days. These individuals would rotate through the
house on a regular basis. The City of Prior Lake had not been contacted by the County regarding this home being placed in what is classi ed
as an R-1 residential zone. On November 1st, Scott County held a public meeting; over 100 residents were in attendance to learn about this
program and also voice their obvious concerns surrounding the safety for residents and the numerous young children who live in the
neighborhood. A local in-home daycare provider voiced her fear of losing her license due to the nature of crimes the individuals in the home
have been incarcerated for. Others voiced concerns that this property is directly across the street from a public playground.
The concerned residents reiterated several times that they agree that Scott County has housing needs and they support nding solutions for
those needs. Placing a home of this type is a residential neighborhood is a new model in this County and not supported by any prior data.
This process signi cantly lacked proper due diligence, coordination with City government, and transparent, community engagement. Last
year, a similar facility in a residential zone was opened in Shakopee, MN without the surrounding community’s awareness.
The residents simply asked for further discussion and were met with rm opposition by County representatives. Please sign this petition to
open up dialogue between the County and the community they serve.
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Name Commented Date Comment
Marty Reddemann 11/9/2022 "Residents near this proposed home for paroled men were not considered. We have one or more
residents who have been assaulted by paroled convicts and this home being put into the same
neighborhood has caused PTSD to take over. All residents near this home should have been considered
and informed."
SARAH McDunn 11/9/2022
"While I feel programs like this are needed…I feel the location of this house is not in the best interests of
the men who will be living there. Instead it would be better suited next to public transportation and
closer to employment options that would accept and help these men. In a family neighborhood across
from a park, and close to a swimming beach May not be the appropriate place for some of the people
who may be living here as well. I am hopeful that future locations of this type of housing will take these
considerations into high regard so that the program can be highly effective."
Tara Harrison 11/10/2022 "I care about the safety of our children, families & neighborhoods. Rehab is ok but not next to families &
children."
Janine Alcorn 11/10/2022
"I feel the county was not transparent on their ambitions with this property nor did I feel they were
receptive to anyone’s concerns in the neighborhood (full of children, parks and also special needs kids) of
closest proximity or surrounding neighborhoods. I believe these individuals need help which includes
housing but also a supportive network re-entering society. In order to provide them with a best re-entry
opportunity possible, they (the county officials and Demascus Project) need to make our (or any affected)
community a partner and not just a nuisance to their plan. Come on Scott County… do better than this."
Tim Webb 11/11/2022
"This facility has no place in a residential neighborhood much less near a park where children play and
soccer leagues hold games and practice. These men may deserve a second chance but I owe them nothing
and want no part of their rehabilitation occurring around my family. This is something that belongs away
from the families to choose to live in the suburbs with other families and kids for safety. I will no longer be
able to allow my kids to play in our own yard within them being in my sight and we will no longer be able
to use the neighborhood park we visit 100 times a year. If this does go through we will list our home and
move. Scott County needs to stop this and relocate this away from families and children."
Cheryl Marti 11/11/2022 "This facility has no place in being near families with children, other in neighborhoods where many were
planning to make their homes their life home where they put their life savings into to be in a safe, family
oriented place. I understand people need a place to go but keep them away from families, playgrounds
and children. This should be common sense! Find a different location and protect our children and
families"
Preston Ray 11/12/2022
"Putting a sex offender halfway house next to a public playground and daycares. Scott County's proposal is
negligent and lacking common sense. The statistical recidivism rate ALONE, warrants further discussion
from Scott County to help explain their lack of judgment to Prior Lake residents"
Jennifer Solyntjes 11/16/2022 "This is not good!"
John Tedford 11/17/2022
"It is a safety concern for small children and vulnerable adults and will increase the need for citizens to be
armed at a time when the current government is trying to restrict self defense options."
Kelly Lunde 11/17/2022 "Come on Scott county… you can do better."
Kelly D 12/1/2022
"A community decision like this should have been more open to public comment and much more
transparent. Also the future plans for more of these homes should be documented and shown. These
homes in the country with limited police presence and remote families is not a good set up"
Amy Bryson 12/1/2022 "Rehabilitation houses for sex offenders should not be near schools nor parks where my kids play their
sports. I have a disabled child and I worry plenty and do not need the extra stress. Scott County you
should know better!"
Jason Allen 12/1/2022 "Transparency builds trust. This was all done in the dark."
Jason Krause 12/1/2022
"These types of transitional homes shouldn’t be anywhere near all of these schools, a neighborhood full of
kids or a park! Why is this the first anyone is hearing of this?! Scott County this is just terrible! Leaders of
our community do better! This is asking for trouble and putting sex offenders in a prime location amongst
all these schools to act again! I can’t believe this is even a consideration!"
Tracy O’Brien 12/1/2022 "The city wasn’t transparent with the purchase intentions."
Tina Clark 12/2/2022 "I live a block away from this! There is Heatherton Ridge Park directly across 140th that is visited daily by
many young children including youth sporting events. Not a good location for felons with a sex offender
history!"
Sara Simpson 12/2/2022
"If there's a need, fine, I'm sure there are tons of country places for sale. You could move them to the
country, not where children and families are. There needs to be more transparency on this situation."
Samuel Schlagel 12/3/2022 "We need safety for law abiding citizens with family. The middle of a neighborhood is not a place for
correctional facility re location ."
Janice Gintzler 12/7/2022 "Please put the home in another location. Those leaving prison really need a home."
Nathan Brown 12/7/2022 "Because this is a TERRIBLE idea. Plain and simple."
Phil Traxler 12/12/2022 "Not only is this a bad idea, did you know that the county will maintain ownership of the home and lease
to Damascus. Not only a problem for our neighborhood but a huge liability issue for the tax payers of
Scott County."
Lindsay Jenner 12/18/2022 "I do licensed childcare in one of these neighborhoods and have 3 kids of my own. Not ok to have
criminals mixed in."
Jeremie Calvin 12/19/2022 "There's no way it's even legal to put known sexual predators so close to playgrounds, schools, and
daycare facilities. Is the County deliberately trying to get our children abused? If this goes forward I see a
massive lawsuit heading their way."
Karen Siehndel 12/20/2022 "The safety of our children is if utmost importance"
Contardi Brad 12/23/2022 "A rehab house for sex predators in P.L. not cool!"
Contardi Brad 12/23/2022 "Apparently not. For the people that support this experiment in our town."
Jeff Parrott 1/16/2023
"Twin Cities Crime Watch & Information4h · Apple Valley - Disturbance. WM from the group home next
door was reportedly outside yelling and screaming and then assaulted 911 caller's husband and
grandson.Dispatcher aired a "high caution" note for an occupant at the address.129xx Findlay Way"
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