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16200 Eagle Creek Avenue S.E.
Prior Lake, MN 55372-1714
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT
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PRESENTATION ON 2030 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Thanks to the efforts of Planning Director Jane Kansier, City staff and
consulting assistance, Prior Lake has become the first city in the 130+-city
metropolitan area to receive approval of its 2030 Comprehensive Plan. The
Comprehensive Plan affects every property owner in Prior Lake in some way
as it determines what type of community we will become in the all important
areas of land use, transportation, water, sewer, stormwater and parks and
trails. Jane has prepared a PowerPoint presentation (attached) which will help
the general public better understand the importance of this document. The
adoption of the 2030 Comprehensive Plan, which also contains the 2030
Vision and Strategic Plan, affirms that Prior Lake has chosen to be a
community that directs its future rather than reacts to it.
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Comprehensive
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. Answers the questions of what, where,
when and how growth will occur
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will look in the future
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making
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development fees
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., Why a Comprehensive Plan?
. When and how do we use the Comprehensive
Plan?
- Everyday!
- To direct and manage growth, both public and private
. WhyNow?
- Tbe last update was done in 1999, and extended to 2020
- Tbe adoption of the Orderly Annexation Agreement
- Tbe addition of 3,000 acres to the City
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The Process
. Market Study
. Public Information Meetings
. Preparation of Technical Reports
. Follow-Up Public Information Meetings
. Public Hearings
. Submittal of Plan to the Metro Council
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The Contents of the Plan
A chapter by chapter summary of the
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Introduction
· Purpose and basic elements of the plan
· Community background
. Demographic characteristics and trends
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Population within the City of Prior Lake is expected to
double by 2030 (to 40,000)
. While population is growing, household size
continues to decline (to 2.50 persons per unit by 2030)
. Average household annual income will increase from
$97,000 (2002) to $112,000 (2007)
Prior Lake has a relatively young population with a
median age oD5 years
. By 2007,27.8% of the population will be under 17,
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The Future Trends
Population & Household Forecasts
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How We Compare to the 7-County
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. Average household size is currently above the average
2.5 in the Metro area
. The 2007 average household income in Prior Lake is
38% higher than the average income in the Metro area
($81,000)
. Median age in Prior Lake is 1 year younger than the
MSA
. Population under age 17 in 2007 is higher in Prior
Lake than in the MSA (27.8% vs. 24.5%)
. In 2007, the City of Prior Lake will have about half
the proportion of households over 65 (5.4%) than the
(MSA (9.7%)
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Comparative Population Trends
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Prior 11,482 15.917
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Mission $llIte",ent, GtHIls, ObJecttva &- Pol/cia
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· Incorporates the 2030 Vision and
Strategic Plan
· Includes goals, objectives and policies
specific to Land Use
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Land Use Element
. Future Land Use Categories
- Residential
. Low, Medium and High
- Commercial
. Neighborhood. Comnunity, General, Town Center. Transitional
Town Center
- Industrial
. Business Office Park, General Industrial
- Parks. Recreation and Open Space
- Lakes
- Right-<>f-way
- SMSC Trust and Fee land
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Summary of Changes
. Density
- Low and Medium Density designations separated
- Amount of High Density land reduced significantly
- High Density reduced from 30 units/acre to 20 units/acre
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Summary of Changes
. Increase in the amount of Commercial and
Industrial land
. Addition of the Orderly Annexation Area
. Defines a Transitional Town Center area
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Approved 2030 Comprehensive Plan Land Use Map
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I LAND USE lYPE ACRES 'Y. TOTAL ACRES % TOTAL
I RosidentiaJ 6,866 57.6% 8,S55 S6.IW.
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PlUb, RecrWion & Open Space 926 7.8% 926 6.1%
Right-Of-Way 993 8.3% 1,317 8.60/.
Lakes 1.656 13.9% 2,396 15.7%
SMSC Trust 594 5.0% 594 3.9%
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Land Use Needs
LAND USE TYPE ACRES % TOTAL
I Residential 2,228 81.3%
Commercial 55 1.95%
Industrial 400 14.2%
Public and Recreational 71 2.5%
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Chapter 4
Housing
. Describes current conditions and estimates of
future development
- Development density is about 3 units per acre
- Overall number of dwelling units is predominately
single family
- In recent years, pennits for new construction have been
split between townhouses and single family, almost
equally
- Multifamily units are increasing, but at a much slower
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. The average value of a new single family dwelling
increased over 69% to $333,049 from2000 to
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. The average price of a new townhouse increased
over 45% to $144,889 from 2000 to 2006
. The average value of new single family and
townhome construction in Prior Lake ($253,184)
is significantly higher than the Metro area
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How we compare to other Scott County
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. Cost of housing units
. Supply ofmuIti-family units
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Chapter 5
Transportation
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Parks and Trails
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Chapter 7
Surface Water Management
Guide to conserve,
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Sanitary Sewer
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of existing facilities
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expansion of the
sanitary sewer system
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Water System Plan
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Chapter 10
Implementation
. Outlines the tools the City will use to
implement the plan
- Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance
- Building Code
- Capital Improvement Program
- Enforcement and Education progrnms
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Chapter 11
Community Facilities
. Describes the public
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What's Next?
. Revise the Zoning Ordinance so it is
consistent with the Comprehensive Plan
- More on that on December 6th
- Stay tuned...
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