2014-04-21 CC Agenda Workshop
City Council Workshop
Agenda
Monday, April 21, 2014
City Council Chambers
6:00 p.m.
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Meeting Date: April 21, 2014
1. Call to Order
2. Vision Goals & Priorities (pgs 2-13)
3. Adjourn to Regular Meeting
Agenda Page 1
MEMORANDUM
TO: Albertville City Council, Planning Commission & City Staff
FROM: Alan Brixius/Michelle Barness
DATE: April 3, 2014
RE: Albertville – 2014 Goals and Project Priorities Workshop
FILE: 163.05 - 14.02
In April the City Council will meet to discuss updating goals and priorities from Albertville’s 2012
Vision Study. The purpose of the Vision Study is to “define the vision, goals, and priorities of the
community for the next 20 to 30 years.” The intention is to provide direction to City staff in its more
immediate future planning, administration, and investment efforts for the Council.
The workshop will be held to provide City staff and public officials the opportunity to reflect on what
priorities have already been accomplished, discuss next steps in completing ongoing project
priorities, and provide suggestions for goals and priorities relating to newly identified issue areas.
To aid in this discussion, planning staff has included with this memo an outline of topics that may
be considered by staff and officials in preparation for the workshop. We request staff and officials
come to the workshop with a list of issues/projects they would like to see addressed over the next
10 years. This outline is meant to stimulate discussion, so please do not feel it is necessary to
address every topic (unless that is your preference). Please consider topics from both the
perspective of the greater community, and how things may be impacted at the neighborhood or site
scale.
In addition to the described outline, planning staff has attached the following for your consideration:
• The status of “10 Year Projects” originally identified in the Albertville 2012 Visioning Study
• The status of “Project Priorities” originally identified in the Albertville 2012 Visioning Study
• A list of projects completed in 2013
• Examples of economic development/marketing brochures completed in 2013
• A City Issues Map (extracted from the Albertville 2012 Visioning Study), providing the
geographical location of identified issues
• The Albertville Proposed Land Use Map (as a guide for the City’s intentions regarding future
development).
Cc: Adam Nafstad
Kim Olson
Sue Schwalbe
Agenda Page 2
Outline of Potential Goal/Priority Topics
Land Use/Zoning Issues:
Residential (Existing Conditions)
Residential (Development
Considerations)
Residential (Future Growth)
Commercial (Existing Conditions)
Commercial (Development
Considerations)
Commercial (Future Growth)
Industrial (Existing Conditions)
Industrial (Development Considerations)
Industrial (Future Growth)
Transportation:
Streets
Transit
Bikeways, trails, paths, sidewalks
Community Facilities:
City Hall
Parks and Open Spaces
Arena
Soccer
Waste Water Treatment
Storm Drainage/Stormwater
Management
Economic Development:
Current Economic Development Policy
Future Development
Private Sector:
Investment Opportunities
Public Feedback:
Website
Broadcasting of Meetings
Newsletter
Public Hearing Notices
Development Opportunities:
1) Darkenwald Development
2) Greg Hayes – Self Storage
3) Opus – Room and Board warehouse
distribution center
4) Intex expansion
5) Oman Bros. expansion outdoor
storage
6) RJ Marco
7) Soccer facility
8) City owned industrial lots
9) Prairie Run lots
10) Leuer Munsterteiger Site
Agenda Page 3
TEN YEAR PROJECTS:
STATUS:
I-94 / County Road 19 Interchange Completed
County Road 19 North
50th Street Improvements / Sewer & Water
2012 Overlay and Seal Coat Completed
Main Street
Ice Arena Expansion
Waste Treatment Plant (Phosphorous Reduction)
Waste Treatment Plant (Pond Removal)
Waste Treatment Plant (Digester/Reed Beds)
Green Haven Utility Improvements
57th Street Storm Sewer Improvements 2014 Completion
Barthel Industrial Park Ditch 2014 Completion
County Ditch 9 Improvements / Clean Out 2014 Ongoing
Fiber Optic Connections Between City Hall, Public Works, Fire
Hall, Ice Arena
New Community Playfield North of Waste Treatment Plant
Economic Development Incentives Ongoing
Sewer and Water Extension to Golf / Jason Redevelopment 2014 Completion
Trail Improvements along County Road 18 2014 Completion
Stormwater Pond Cleaning Ongoing
Agenda Page 4
PROJECT PRIORITIES. The Vision Committee established the following project
priorities. The City shall introduce these priorities into the City planning and budgeting
efforts as a means of pursuing their implementation.
VOTES
PROJECTS
STATUS
14 Complete I-94/County Road 19 freeway
access Phases I and II
Phase I Complete
Phase II Ongoing
13 Extension of water under County Road 18
to the golf course
Complete 2013
8 Develop senior housing with services Approved 2013/Open 2014
7 Maintain small town character of
Albertville
Ongoing
6 Keep guided commercial and industrial
land use patterns and zoning as is
Ongoing
4 Clean up yards and outdoor storage in
residential neighborhoods
Established code enforcement process &
fines. Created development brochures.
4 Redevelop Main Avenue homes north of
57th Street to commercial uses
3 Maintain high standards for commercial
buildings through architecture, site design,
landscaping and screening
Ongoing
3 Upgrade County Road 19 between the
Outlet Mall and 70th Street
Joint agreement with Otsego, St.
Michael, & Wright County for funding.
3 Construct a trail along County Road 18
between Kahl Avenue and Janson
Avenue to provide access to the High
School
Completed 2013
2 Upgrade Albertville wastewater treatment
facility to address phosphorous removal
2 Investigate programs or ordinances to
maintain aging housing stock
2 Investigate means to reduce SAC/WAC
charges to promote economic
development of hospitality businesses
Agenda Page 5
2013 Completed Staff Items
Administration
• Personnel Policy Revisions
• Charter Franchise Agreement
• League Insurance Quote
• 70th Street Agreement
• Youth Hockey Outdoor Rink Agreement
• FTTH Cable Franchise Agreement Review
• League 2 yr. Insurance Renewal
• CGI, Inc. Video Production
• Guardian Angels Conduit bonds
• Knechtl Assessment Appeal/Settlement
• Council iPads & Council iPads use policy/best practices
• Niemeyer Assessment Options/Development Incentives
• 5964 Lease Agreement with Soccer Club
• 2012 Audit
• Rental License Fees – Single Family Attached
• Planning Commission Vacancy
• Rental of Old,-Old City Hall
• Temporary Liquor Licenses
• Employee Firearm Policy
• Budget Workshops
• Full Time Employees as Regular Fire Fighters – Agmt
• Trade and Economic Development
• Wright County Alerts
• Fee Schedule
• Reservation Policy and Fees
• I94 – 101 to 241 Expansion Funding
• MSAS Revisions
Planning/Engineering
• L&D purchase review
• L & D Trucking Building Review
• Realignment Options –Barthel & Large
• Old P.W. Bldg./Soccer Renovation
• MacKenzie/MacIver Street Renaming
• Fraser Steel – (Coordination Meeting) Building Expansion/TIF
• Fraser Steel – Site Plan Review
• Informational Letter Regarding Flooding and Flood Insurance
• WWTP Facility Plan Proposals
• 2013 Infrastructure and Street Improvements
• CSAH 18 Trail and Easements
• Outdoor Music Events
Agenda Page 6
• Outdoor Music Permits – Codification
• Federated Coop plat and expansion
• Minor Plan Review Fees
• Guardian Angels Development/TIF
• Guardian Angels Consent to Plat
• Temporary Seasonal Sales Ordinance
• Burda CUP
• Darkenwald Rezoning
• Wayne Brown – Beef O’Mally’s (concept meeting)
• Town Lakes HOA
• Albert Villas Wetland Buffers
• 54th and Barthel Flood Claims
• Arena Dehumidification Plan
• 57th Street Boardwalk
• Sunoco/Taco Bell CUP
• Memorial Park
Code Enforcement
• Bldg Official Contract
• Volunteer Service Agreement
• Fire Inspection Policy and Fees
• Mattress Store (Building on 70th
Street)
• Wagener Accessory Building (RV)
• 6127 Kalland – Parked Cars Issues
• Trailer/RV Storage Ordinance
• Code Enforcement Policy
• Hazardous Tree Policy
Agenda Page 7
Parcel 2 is located at the eastern end of 52nd Street NE at Marlowe Avenue NE and is the largest of the four
available lots in the Barthel Industrial Park.
LOT FEATURES
Utilities available along 52nd Street NE
Zoning I-1 Limited Industrial
Purchase price and fees negotiable
2013 Gross/Net Taxable Value $251,300
CONTACT: ADAM NAFSTAD
763-497-3384
ANAFSTAD@CI.ALBERTVILLE.MN.US
52ND STREET NE
3.2 gross acres
139,609 square feet
INDUSTRIAL LAND AVAILABLE
BARTHEL INDUSTRIAL PARK PARCEL 2
Parcel ID 101135002010
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IINNTTEERRSSTTAATTEE 9944
PARCEL 2
Agenda Page 8
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The city has two commercial lots available in the northwest Albertville commercial district. This
area is a regional shopping destination and home to over 100 successful commercial and retail
businesses with great access to Interstate 94. All lots have immediate access to water, sanitary
sewer, and storm sewer connections and are graded and ready for construction.
Available lots:
• Parcel 1 – 13.6 gross acres (572,240 square feet)
• Parcel 2 – 3.9 gross acres (171,845 square feet)
Purchase price for each lot is negotiable; TIF and other economic development incentive
packages may be available.
MORE INFORMATION (links)
B2-A SPECIAL ZONING DISTRICT ORDINANCE
DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS
REVIEW SCHEDULE
DEVELOPMENT FEES
52ND STREET NE
3.2 Gross Acres
(139,609 square feet)
3.2 gross acres
139,609 square feet
PARCEL 4
PARCEL 3
COMMERCIAL LAND AVAILABLE
NORTHWEST ALBERTVILLE CONTACT: ADAM NAFSTAD
763-497-3384
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Agenda Page 9
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The city has ten single family residential lots available in the Prairie Run subdivision. All lots have
immediate access to water, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer connections and are graded and
ready for construction. All lots are on a private street with a cul-de-sac and are governed by the
declaration and covenants of the Prairie Run Homeowners Association.
Lot sizes range from 0.25 – 1.00 gross acres with 5,000 – 10,000 square feet of net buildable
area.
Purchase price for each lot is negotiable.
CONTACT: ADAM NAFSTAD
763-497-3384
ANAFSTAD@CI.ALBERTVILLE.MN.US
RESIDENTIAL LAND AVAILABLE
PRAIRIE RUN, ALBERTVILLE
10699
51ST STREET
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Agenda Page 10
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Lots are designed to accommodate a variety of house styles. The HOA is requiring a minimum
garage size of 22 feet by 22 feet to facilitate parking and storage needs. Twenty-five percent of
the front façade must include either brick or stone.
All homes must meet the city’s minimum structure elevation standards for structures adjacent to
wetlands: all low opening elevations shall be at least two feet above the 100-year flood level; all
low floor elevations shall be at least one foot above the normal water level; all low openings shall
be at least two feet above the emergency overflow. Due to the wetlands and ditch, some lots may
not be eligible for basements.
The following setbacks apply:
• Front Yard: Principal Structure 20 feet
Front Setback to Garage 25 feet
• Side Yard: Interior Lot Line 5 feet on garage side
10 feet on living space side
• Rear Yard: From County Rd 18 50 feet
From Wetland Boundary 10 feet
(shown approximately at edge of mown area on the aerial photo above)
For lots along County Road 18, a condition of sale may include a requirement to supplement the
existing landscaping at the rear of the lot to enhance the vegetative screening. Lots adjacent to
the wetland are encouraged to maintain a 10 foot vegetated buffer between the lawn and wetland
edge.
CONTACT: ADAM NAFSTAD
763-497-3384
ANAFSTAD@CI.ALBERTVILLE.MN.US
RESIDENTIAL LAND AVAILABLE
PRAIRIE RUN, ALBERTVILLE
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2012 Issues Map
Draft: April 11, 2012Source: Wright County Parcel Data
City Limit Boundary
Railroad
Wetland Overlay
Medium Density Residential
Low Density Residential
High Density Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Semi Public/Public
Park/Open Space
Agriculture/Vacant
Infill Development
Ditch Improvement Needed
Infill Development
Infill Development
More Senior Housing Needed
Physical Barrier
Physical Barrier
Physical Barrier
Access Issue
Improve CR 19
Infill Commercial Infill Commercial
Infill Commercial
Access Issues
Access Issues
Strong Schools
Strong Schools
Physical Barrier
Future Plant Capacity
Physical Barrier
Infill Industrial
Infill Industrial
Need Utility Expansion
50th StreetCounty Improvements
Golf Courseis an Asset
Future Land Use
Residential Infill
Ditch Improvements
Access Issues
Access Issues
CR-19/I-94Ramp
Future CommercialIndustrial Development Future CommercialIndustrial Development
Physical Barrier
Issues
Scattered & PoorHousing Conditions
Street Connection
Drainage Problem!
Traffic Volumes
Industrial/Residential Protection District
Downtown Redevelopment
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Sources: Northwest Associated Consultants,
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Note: For planning purposes only. January 18, 2010.
City of Albertville
Proposed Land Use Plan
Proposed Land Use Plan
Agriculture/Rural
Low Density Residential
Medium Density Residential
High Density Residential
Commercial
Business Park
Industrial
Public/Semi-Public
Park/Open Space
Golf Course
parcels
Albertville City Limits
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4) Intex expansion
5) Oman Bros. expansion outdoor
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7) Soccer facility
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