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PRIOR LAKE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
MEETING
Monday, August 17, 1998 5:30 p.m.
Fire Station City Council Chambers
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Approval of Minutes - July 20, 1998
4. Consent Agenda
5. Presentations
a) Bill Rudnicki - Tribal Administrator, Access to Mystic Lake Casino.
6. Public Hearings
7. Old Business
a) Consider Revised Vacant Land Inventory Map and Listing.
8. New Business
a) Consider Approval of Revisions to 1998 EDA Goals and'Objectives.
9. Other Business
10. Announcements or Correspondence
a) Update on Northland Forest Products.
11. Adjournment, 7:00 p.m.
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MINUTES OF THE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
JULY 20,1998
5:30 p.m. FIRE STATION
1. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 5:30 p.m. Present were:
President Barsness, Commissioners Kedrowski, Schenck, and Underferth, City
Manager Boyles, City Attorney Pace, Planning Director Rye, Consultant
Guenette, Recording Secretary Oden. Absent: Gresser.
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: President Barsness led the Pledge of Allegiance
and welcomed everyone to the meeting.
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: June 15, 1998
MOTION BY SCHENCK SECOND BY UNDERFERTH TO APPROVE
MINUTES.
Upon a vote, ayes by Barsness, Schenck and Underferth, the motion carried.
4. CONSENT AGENDA: None.
5. PRESENTATIONS: None.
6. PUBLIC HEARINGS: None.
7. OLD BUSINESS:
a) Northland Products Development Proposal:
Northland Products is considering building a 45,000 square foot facility on the single
remaining 4.5 acre parcel in the Waterfront Business Park subject to wetland
reclamation, soil boring, surveying and tax increment to be offered by the City. The
request is to authorize approval of the purchase agreement and the conditions
associated with it.
Guenette: Concerns relate to:
1) There is a potential for noise pollution. Braun Intertec measured noise levels at the
existing plant. At the loudest point at his property line, there is a potential to exceed
state standards for noise pollution. That situation could be mitigated. The area to the
south is a residential area with a tree line in place, so that should not be an issue as
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long as the tree line remains. If costs results from noise mitigation measures inside the
plant, the City may want to offer a rebate.
2) Uncertainty of soil correction activities is another issue. Mitigation of wetlands is
necessary. Estimates for mitigation are in the range of $30,000. City will reimburse
for soil borings. City may pay for soil corrections if soil corrections are necessary and
reimburse through TIP. 3)Stipulated purchase price $1.50 per square foot or
$295,000. Over the term of the district, TIF, etc., costs and mitigation, will result in
$200,000 rebate. Net land cost after 11 years is $100,000.
Other cities are guaranteeing developable land. Dick Pyle asked for a new purchase
agreement to the same effect. Contingencies are the City would provide a survey, he
would provide a site plan within ten days. The City would have borings done, then
have 45 to 60 days to complete the analysis, and let him know if the City will go
ahead or will cancel the agreement. The TIF would provide an increment of $22,000
per year over 9 years. Is the EDA interested in that? Either way the EDA should
prepare this site for development.
Questions from Commissioners:
Underferth: Is the City giving up too much by taking on the noise mitigation costs?
Guenette: Under the purchase agreement, Northland is responsible for mitigating
noise and the City guarantees a buildable site.
Pace: If the City is going to guarantee a buildable site, it needs to be in the purchase
agreement. Zoning ordinances have certain criteria. If the agreed upon criteria exceed
the ordinance, they must be contractually agreed upon or the City would have a
difficult time enforcing them. It should be clear that the cost of doing that is site
specific.
Barsness: Are noise standards applicable regardless of zoning?
Rye: There are 3 classes of noise standards between land use classifications. There are
standards for day time and night time which must be met at the property line.
Schenck: Why is Pyle leaving his current location?
Roger: The lease is up on his current building and his business has outgrown it.
Schenck: What will his hours of operation be?
Guenette: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. or possibly 4 p.m. -11 p.m..
Schenck: Imposing hours of operation would not go well.
Underferth: That would not go well, but he would probably not run the noisy
equipment at 11 :00 at night.
Boyles: Did not get impression that second shift is different than first.
Guenette: They will try to get all planing and sawing done, then shipping at night.
Schenck: Could they go to a 24 hour operation?
Guenette: Possibly, but he has not said he would run more than two shifts.
Barsness: What distance was testing done?
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Rye: Noise testing varied 45-85 feet from building. The representation from Braun
was that if all things were equal, potentially there could be a violation.
Barsness: What are setback requirements for commercial property?
Rye: 60 foot setback for commercial, 25 foot setback for residential. The
measurement is at the property line, not from the structure.
Schenck: Between the proposed development site and Casey's addition is there any
other development potential?
Rye: The maintenance center and condominium office building are located between
the site and any residential development is to the east.
Commissioner Kedrowski arrived at 6:00 p.m.
Comments from Commissioners:
Barsness:
. If all things equal, Pyle would choose this site. He indicated the net price was
amenable if soil corrections were not an issue. He needs to know he can buy the site
and build on it. If the purchase agreement is a fixed price and it gives the City an out
if necessary, he may accept it. Would recommend going with Guenette's suggestion.
Underferth:
. The City would be investigating the property to find out its building potential while
we have someone interested. Would be risking some money to find out if it is
buildable. With decibel readings beyond state standards, the City must have concern.
Schenck:
. Has concerns with the noise issue with the surrounding tenants and with current and
future residents. May not be able to meet PCA standards. Supports borings and
survey.
Kedrowski:
. Supports project. Good operation. Want that type of business in Prior Lake. Difficult
property to market and sell. This is an interested and qualified buyer.
MOTION BY SCHENCK SECOND BY KEDROWSKI TO GO FORWARD WITH A
PURCHASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND NORTHLAND FOREST
PRODUCTS, INC. WITH THE STIPULATION THAT THE CITY FUND SOIL
TESTING, SOIL CORRECTIONS, MITIGATION OF WETLAND AREA, AND
SURVEY TO ASSURE DEVELOPABLE PROPERTY, CONTINGENT UPON
NORTHLAND PRODUCTS FURNISHING THE CITY WITH A SIGNED
PURCHASE AGREEMENT AND SITE PLAN.
Upon a vote, ayes by Barsness, Kedrowski, Underferth, and Schenck, the motion carried.
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8. NEW BUSINESS:
a) Consider Approval of Downtown Redevelopment Task Force Report and
Recommendations
A Task Force of Economic Development Authority, City Staff and Downtown Business
representatives have been appointed to study the downtown redevelopment issue and
prepare a report with recommendations about how the downtown could best be
redeveloped. The EDA is to consider a resolution approving the report and initiating its
implementation.
MOTION BY KEDROWSKI SECOND BY UNDERFERTH TO APPROVE
RESOLUTION 98-01 EDA APPROVING DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT TASK
FORCE REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS.
Questions from Commissioners:
Schenck: On p. 17, #7, concerned about entrance into downtown and that we are stopping
redevelopment efforts at Viereck's Fireplace.
Rye: No specifics at this point. Need to be more specific about properties involved in the
Redevelopment Plan. Another consideration depends upon what happens with the access
to Lakefront Park and possible redesign of MainlTH13 intersection. The area by Viereck
may be improved as part of phase 2.
Barsness: Is there argument for further extending the improvements?
Rye: Ideally improvements will be extended, assuming the intersection works and
Lakefront Park access is finalized.
Boyles: Engineering is being completed now on the Lakefront Park access.
Underferth: Design of access does not preclude extension. It can be accomplished later.
Barsness: Do we need to come up with a statement of intent and marketing plan?
Kedrowski: The redevelopment task force and EDA will accomplish this.
Barsness: The report needs to be presented to the Council. The EDA would then proceed
with the marketing plan and other steps.
Kedrowski: We need a marketing plan for the Council to see. The other items are EDA
responsibility.
Rye: The recommendation was to do the whole improvement project using an assessment
process.
Kedrowski: Will we go to the Council and do a presentation for informational purposes
and then bring it back or do all the work first and then bring it to the Council?
Rye: Doesn't it depend on whether the EDA or the Council pays for the feasibility report?
If Council pays for it, it has to go to them for authorization.
Barsness: In house or consultant?
Ilkka: Consultant, due to engineering department work load.
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Comments from Commissioners:
Schenck:
. We need to make sure the area north of Viereck is not ignored.
Underferth:
. We should get Council approval first and then have the EDA do the marketing and
other steps.
Barsness:
. Concur with Underferth.
Schenck:
. Concurred. The longer Council is not presented with the opportunity to request a
feasibility study, the longer the project is delayed. Would like to see the presentation
to the Council in the very near future. Public Improvement project timeline should be
attached to report.
Kedrowski
. Council should have everything laid out before its support is obtained.
Rye: Ideally a marketing plan should be presented to the businesses to get a sense of
support then go Council for approval.
Pace: For the resolution, change condition #2 under Now Therefore to read, "That a
presentation be made to the City Council about the Downtown Redevelopment Task
Force Report and the steps the EDA intends to undertake to further the report's
implementation as set forth below;" delete "Be it Further Resolved" and change the
numbering to reflect all the conditions will be under "Now Therefore", 1-7.
Kedrowski: Indicate in the presentation to the City Council that the EDA will undertake
all the other things and afterward will come back and ask the Council to authorize
feasibility report for Public Improvement Project.
This was accepted as a friendly amendment.
Upon a vote, ayes Barsness, Kedrowski, Underferth, and Schenck, the motion carried.
B)NBC Products:
NBC Products is expanding its existing facilities on a 1.1 acre parcel they purchased from
the City. The firm applied for a Small Business Administration grant and were rejected.
They are seeking to loan $75,000 from the Minnesota Department of Trade and
Economic Development.
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Guenette: NBC's loan application was rejected by the Small Business Association
because NBC is considered affiliated with Honeywell, which does not qualify as a small
business. Shanks therefore has an equity shortfall. A solution is the submission of a
Minnesota Investment Fund Grant to Minnesota Department of Trade and Economic
Development. One of the key qualifications is new job creation. Mr. Shanks will create
15 new jobs at ten dollars per hour. The state has given verbal indication they will accept
an application for $75,000. That grant will be awarded to the City. They will turn around
and make a loan to NBC. This loan will provide enough collateral to leverage bank
financing. The public hearing is set for August 17th at the City Council Meeting for
submission of the grant.
The EDA concurred with the report.
9. OTHER BUSINESS: None.
10. CORRESPONDENCE: None.
11. ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION BY UNDERFERTH SECOND BY KEDROWSKI TO ADJOURN.
Upon a vote, ayes by Barsness, Kedrowski, Schenck and Underferth, the motion
carried.
The meeting adjourned ff'." :55 p.m.
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PRIOR LAKE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
MEETING DATE:
AGENDA #:
PREP ARED BY:
AUGUST 17, 1998
SA
DONALD RYE, PLANNING DIRECTOR
AGENDA ITEM:
PRESENTATION BY BILL RUDNICKI
DISCUSSION:
Bill Rudnicki will be addressing the Authority about a proposal of the
Mdewakanton Dakota Community to change their directional signage
to the casino. Essentially, they are considering directing casino traffic
to use County Road 21 as the primary access to the casino from
Interstate 35 instead of County Road 42. The question is whether the
Authority members believe this is supportive of the EDA's goal of
capitalizing on casino traffic. It will undoubtedly lead to greater traffic
volumes on County Roa 1 and a corresponding decrease on County
Ro 42.
REVIEWED BY:
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MEETING DATE:
AGENDA #
PREPARED BY:
AGENDA ITEM:
DISCUSSION:
ALTERNATIVES:
RECOMMENDED
MOTION:
REVIEWED BY:
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
AGENDA REPORT
AUGUST 17, 1998
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JENNI TOV AR, PLANNER
VACANT LOT INVENTORY
At a the June meeting, the EDA requested revisions to the
inventory of vacant commercial and industrial properties
within and outside of the MUSA boundary. The information
has been updated as requested and the business park property
and Deerfield Industrial Park property has been added. The
maps have been updated to be in the same format. This
request was in accordance with EDA Goal #5. There are
approximately 121 acres available for immediate
development. 205 Acres needs to be rezoned to be
developable and 420 acres are outside of the MUSA.
1. Direct staff for any additional information to provide.
2. Accept the information as submitted.
Motion consistent with the desired alternative.
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Available Commercialllndustrial Properties
Land with Commercial Zoning and Utilities
Location Acres Current Land MUSA
Zoning Use
Section 1
Waterfront Passaqe 4.5 B-P C-BO Yes
Section 2 South
Park Nicollet 6.8 B-3 C-CC Yes
Envid 1 st Addition 1.93 B-3 C-CC Yes
Envid 1 st Addition 2.52 B-3 C-CC Yes
Envid 1 st Addition 1.99 B-3 C-CC Yes
Brooksville 2nd 1.3 B-3 C-CC Yes
Rademachers 1 st 3.3 B-3 C-CC Yes
Rademachers 1 st 0.4 B-3 C-CC Yes
Rademachers 1 st 1.11 B.,.3 C-CC Yes
Section 2 North
Block 9 0.32 B-2 C-TC Yes
0.48 B-2 C-TC Yes
Section 10
Trianqle Car Wash 1.2 B-1 C-NR Yes
Section 12
Deerfield Industrial Park 58 B-P C-BO Yes
Section 26
Wensmann Property 35 B-P C-BO Yes
Section 30
James 1st Addition 0.81 B-1 C-NR Yes
James 1 st Addition 0.81 B-1 C-NR Yes
Section 36
Norex Property 0.97 B-1 C-CC Yes
Total Acres 2.59
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Available Commercial/Industrial Properties
Land without Commercial Zoning and with Utilities
Location Acres Current Land MUSA
Zoning Use
Section 26
Vierlinq Property 95 A-1/C-1 C-BO Yes
Section 27
Jeffers Property 60 A-1/C-1 C-BO Yes
Section 28
N E Corner 42 and 83 15 A-1 C-CC Yes
NW Corner 42 and 83 35 A-1 C-HG Yes
Total Acres 205
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Available Commercial/Industrial Properties
land without Commercial Zoning and without Utilities
location Acres Current land MUSA
Zoning Use
NORTH OF C.R. 42
Section 21
SE 1/4 160 A-1 G-CC No
SW 1/4 40 A-1 C-NR No
Section 22
SE 1/4 40 A-1 C-BO No
Section 23
SE 1/4 30 A-1 C-BO No
SW 1/4 20 A-1 C-BO No
Section 24
SW 1/4 30 A-1 C-CC No
SW 1/4 100 A-1 I-PI No
Total Acres 180
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AGENDA REPORT
MEETING DATE:
AGENDA #
PREPARED BY:
AUGUST 17, 1998
7A
JENNI TOVAR, PLANNER
VACANT LOT INVENTORY
AGENDA ITEM:
DISCUSSION:
At a the June meeting, the EDA requested revisions to the
inventory of vacant commercial and industrial properties
within and outside of the MUSA boundary. The information
has been updated as requested and the business park property
and Deerfield Industrial Park property has been added. The
maps have been updated to be in the same format. This
request was in accordance with EDA Goal #5. There are
approximately 121 acres available for immediate
development. 205 Acres needs to be rezoned to be
developable and 420 acres are outside of the MUSA.
ALTERNATIVES:
1. Direct staff for any additional information to provide.
2. Accept the information as submitted.
RECOMMENDED
MOTION:
Motion consistent with the desired alternative.
REVIEWED BY:
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Available Commercial/Industrial Properties
Land with Commercial Zoning and Utilities
Location Acres Current Land MUSA
Zoning Use
Section 1
Waterfront Passaqe 4.5 B-P C-BO Yes
Section 2 South
Park Nicollet 6.8 B-3 C-CC Yes
Envid 1 st Addition 1.93 B-3 C-CC Yes
Envid 1 st Addition 2.52 B-3 C-CC Yes
Envid 1st Addition 1.99 B-3 C-CC Yes
Brooksville 2nd 1.3 B-3 c-cc Yes
Rademachers 1 st 3.3 B-3 C-CC Yes
Rademachers 1 st 0.4 B-3 C-CC Yes
Rademachers 1 st 1.11 B.,.3 C-CC Yes
Section 2 North
Block 9 0.32 B-2 C-TC Yes
0.48 B-2 C-TC Yes
Section 1 0
Trianqle Car Wash 1.2 B-1 C-NR Yes
Section 12
Deerfield Industrial Park 58 B-P C-BO Yes
Section 26
Wensmann Property 35 B-P C-BO Yes
Section 30
James 1 st Addition 0.81 B-1 C-NR Yes
James 1 st Addition 0.81 B-1 C-NR Yes
Section 36
Norex Property 0.97 B-1 C-CC Yes
Total Acres 2.59
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Available Commercial/Industrial Properties
land without Commercial Zoning and with Utilities
Location Acres Current Land MUSA
Zoning Use
Section 26
Vierlinq Property 95 A-1/C-1 C-BO Yes
Section 27
Jeffers Property 60 A-1/C-1 C-BO Yes
Section 28
NE Corner 42 and 83 15 A-1 C-CC Yes
NW Corner 42 and 83 35 A-1 C-HG Yes
Total Acres 205
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Available Commercial/Industrial Properties
Land without Commercial Zoning and without Utilities
Location Acres Current Land MUSA
Zoning Use
NORTH OF C.R. 42
Section 21
SE 1/4 160 A-1 C-CC No
SW 1/4 40 A-1 C-NR No
Section 22
SE 1/4 40 A-1 C-BO No
Section 23
SE 1/4 30 A-1 C-BO No
SW 1/4 20 A-1 C-BO No
Section 24
SW 1/4 30 A-1 C-CC No
SW 1/4 100 A-1 I-PI No
Total Acres 180
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PRIOR LAKE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
MEETING DATE:
AGENDA #:
PREPARED BY:
REVIEWED BY:
AGENDA ITEM:
DISCUSSION:
RECOMMENDED
ACTION:
REVIEWED BY:
AUGUST 17, 1998
8A
JANE KANSIER, PLANNING COORDINAlO~/ ~
DONALD RYE, PLANNING DIRECTOR ~
CONSIDER APPROVAL OF REVISIONS TO 1998 EDA GOALS
AND OBJECTIVES
On July 20, 1998, the EDA members reviewed the 1998 EDA Goals
and Objectives. Since the goals were adopted in April, 1998, several
have been completed, or the EDA priorities have changed. The EDA
members requested staff revise the goals and objectives for further
reVIew.
The revised goals and objectives continue to emphasize the expansion
of the Business Park onto the Deerfield property. This draft also places
a greater emphasis on the redevelopment of the downtown area,
especially in terms of implementing the recommendations included in
the Downtown Redevelopment Task Force Report. Finally, the goals
and objectives outline steps to capitalize on the Casino traffic, and on
the redevelopment of the Priordale Mall area.
Review the goals and objectives, and direct staff to make any necessary
changes.
162(j)@~iQ8taaamkat\I1Et\82Mfl8,a24Jix:Jr Lake, Minnesota 55372-1714 / Ph. (612) 447-4230 / Fax (612) 447-4245
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
PRIOR LAKE, MINNESOTA
MISSION STATEMENT
PROMOTE THE BUSINESS ASSETS OF PRIOR LAKE AND FACILITATE A
DIVERSIFIED TAX BASE.
1997 - 1998 GOALS
1. Prepare Tax Increment Finance Policy statement, and review and comment on
County TIF, Local Effort TIF and Economic Development policies.
2. Expand Business Office Park.(On going)
Develop incentives to encourage Prior Lake residents to establish and maintain their
businesses within the City.
Continue to market existing business park properties,
Develop recommendation on extension of Adelman Street and utilities to the
Deerfield property.
3. Meet with downtown property and business owners to explore redevelopment
opportunities.
Develop a culture which encourages and supports business acquisition and retention
4. Develop a plan to capitalize on traffic generated by Shakopee Mdewakanton
Dakota Community and The Wilds.
Develop promotional materials,
Explore economic development linkages with Shakopee, Savage and the Dakota
Community.
5. Inventory and review existing commercial and industrial properties and develop
a position on development possibilities
Develop a recommendation on extension of utilities to old industrial park
Explore the relationship between housing availability and business development
Prepare list of vacant property currently zoned for commercial and industrial
development
6. Identify potential commercial and industrial properties currently under Green
Acres or Agricultural Preserve provisions
Prepare redevelopment plan and policy for Priordale MalllPark Nicollet site to
facilitate expeditious redevelopment.
Revised April 20, 1998
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AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
DRAFT
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
PRIOR LAKE, MINNESOTA
MISSION STATEMENT
PROMOTE THE BUSINESS ASSETS OF PRIOR LAKE AND FACILITATE A
DIVERSIFIED TAX BASE.
1998 - 1999 GOALS
1. Expand Business Office Park
· Review EDA Tax Increment Policy to assure that it applies to the Deerfield
expansion ofthe Business Park.
· Install signage at Adelmann Street and Fish Point Road which identifies the
Business Park.
· Advertise the exceptional access to the Business Park from 1-35 and CSAH 21.
2. Continue to explore redevelopment opportunities in the Downtown area.
· Receive approval of the improvements outlined in the Downtown Redevelopment
Task Force Report.
· Complete and implement the marketing plan for Downtown Redevelopment.
· Initiate and oversee the Public Improvement Project steps to revise the Downtown
streetscape.
· Prepare a Downtown Redevelopment Plan, including appraisals, marketing and
funding alternatives.
· Support private as well as public redevelopment plans in the Downtown area.
3. Develop a plan to capitalize on traffic generated by Shakopee Mdewakanton
Dakota Community and The Wilds.
· Revise and advertise the improved access to Mystic Lake Casino from 1-35 via
CSAH 42 to 1-35 via CSAH 21, bringing traffic through downtown Prior Lake.
· Develop promotional materials cooperatively with the Mystic Lake Casino and
The Wilds Golf Course.
4. Inventory and review existing commercial and industrial properties and develop
a position on development possibilities
· Develop a recommendation on extension of utilities to old industrial park
· Explore the relationship between housing availability and business development
· Continue to maintain and update the list of vacant property currently zoned for
commercial and industrial development
· Identify potential commercial and industrial properties currently under Green
Acres or Agricultural Preserve provisions
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AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
DRAFT
5. Explore redevelopment opportunities for the Priordale Mall/Park Nicollet site to
facilitate expeditious redevelopment.
. Work with private sector developers to complete the Ring Road from Franklin
Trail to Tower Street.
. Work to identify specific properties in the Priordale Mall area for redevelopment.
Revised August 10, 1998
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