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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT
March 1, 1999
4C-2
Jenni Tovar, Planner
Don Rye, Planning Director
CONSIDER APPROVAL OF 1998 PUD ANNUAL REPORT
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The Zoning Ordinance requires the Planning Commission to review all
Planned Unit Developments (PUD) districts in the City once a year
and to make a report to the City Council on the status of development
within each district. If the Council finds that development has not
occurred within a reasonable period oftime after original approval, it
may direct the Planning Commission to initiate a rezoning to remove
the PUD designation from the subject property.
Current Circumstances
On February 22, 1999, the Planning Commission reviewed a report
which outlined the major provisions of each PUD district in the City
and summarized the development status of each. A two page summary
of that report is attached for your information. According to this
summary, more than one-half of the approved PUD districts are
completed. We continue to issue building permits for construction in
the active PUD's.
The Planning Commission accepted this report and forwarded it to the
Council for review with no changes.
1. Accept the report as part of the consent agenda without directing
further action.
The staff recommends Alternative #1.
A motion and secon cepting the report as part of the consent
agenda.
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1998 PUD STATUS REPORT
PRIOR LAKE PLANNING DEPARTMENT
February 23, 1999
Chapter 5-5-11 (D, 7 ,e) of the Prior Lake City Code requires the Planing Commission to
review all Planned Unit Development, (PUD), districts within the City at least once each
year. The Planning Commission is directed to submit a report to the City Council on the
development status of each PUD District in order to monitor the development progress of
each PUD District. In the event that the City Council would find development has not
occurred within a reasonable time after the original approval, the City Council may
instruct the Planning Commission to initiate rezoning to the original zoning district by
removing the PUD district from the official Zoning Map.
The City of Prior Lake currently has eight PUD districts which are indicated on the
attached PUD Inventory Map. Half of the PUD's are completely developed. This report
provides a brief history, site data, current development status and a recommendation
pertinent to the disposition of each PUD. The eight PUD districts are identified as
follows:
PUD IN PROGRESS
PUD 6-93 Cardinal Ridge
PUD COMPLETED
PUD 7-76 The Harbor
PUD 82-12 Prior View
PUD 8-82 and PUD 4-83 Sand Pointe
PUD 9-93 The Wilds
PUD 12-16 Tower Hill Apartment East
PUD 5-83 Wind song On The Lake
PUD 8-93 Westedge Estates
The following is a summary of 1998 activity that occurred within the five PUD's in
progress.
Cardinal Ridge: Fifth and final plat was approved in August 1997. 11 Of the 38 lots
were developed in 1997 and 17 in 1998. Of the Fourth Addition, platted in 1996,
27 of the 35 lots are developed and of the Third Addition, platted in 1995, 39 of
the 39 lots are developed.
The Harbor: In May, 1998, Outlot A, Harbor 7th Addition was final platted with 3 lots
as previously approved in the preliminary plat and PUD. No permits have been
issued for these lots as of yet.
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Prior View: In September, the City Council approved a PUD amendment and
Preliminary Plat for a 61 unit "Assisted Living" facility. The developer failed to
submit complete plans regarding the final PUD amendment and final plat for the
project within the required 12 month period. Therefore, the preliminary plat and
PUD amendment are voided and must be re-applied for in the future. Staff
continues to meet with the developer on the project.
The Wilds: Wilds Third Addition was final platted in June 1997. Wilds Fourth
Addition was approved in September 1997. In October 1997, a PUD amendment
was approved allowing for single family detached "Golf Villas" in Sterling South.
To date, there are 41 of 68 lots available in The Wilds; 13 of the 24 lots are
available in the Wilds 2nd Addition; and 33 of the 38 lots platted in the Wilds 3rd
are vacant. None of the 8 lots in the Wilds Fourth have been developed; 4 of the
18 lots are vacant in Sterling North (townhomes) and 79 of the 88 plated lots are
available in Sterling South. In 1998, 10 permits were issued for single family
dwellings and 2 for townhomes in the Wilds PUD.
Windsong on the Lake: In October 1998, Windsong on the Lake 3rd Addition was final
platted. The developer requested this area be included within the PUD; however,
this amendment was not approved. Two permits were issued in 1998 for
Windsong on the Lake 2nd Addition. There are 4 lots remaining. The final
platting of Outlot A, Windsong on the Lake 2nd Addition was anticipated to
commence upon completion of c.R. 21 to match grades and coordinate
engineering specification into the platting. A final plat application for this area
was submitted on February 23, 1999.
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