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Home My WebLink About10-17-22-WSAGENDA ITEMS Planning Case 22 -019 –3588 Ridgewood Road Concept Plan Review Jessica Jagoe, Community Development Director MEMO.PDF ATTACHMENT A.PDF ATTACHMENT B.PDF ATTACHMENT C.PDF ATTACHMENT D.PDF ATTACHMENT E.PDF ATTACHMENT F.PDF Planning Case 22 -020 –1861 W Highway 96 Concept Plan Review Jessica Jagoe, Community Development Director MEMO.PDF ATTACHMENT A.PDF ATTACHMENT B.PDF ATTACHMENT C.PDF ATTACHMENT D.PDF ATTACHMENT E.PDF Floral Park Improvements Discussion David Swearingen, Public Works Director/City Engineer MEMO.PDF ATTACHMENT A.PDF ATTACHMENT B.PDF ATTACHMENT C.PDF Parkshore Exercise Station Trail Loop –Official Name Discussion David Swearingen, Public Works Director/City Engineer MEMO.PDF ATTACHMENT A.PDF ATTACHMENT B.PDF Recreation Programming Update Dave Perrault, City Administrator MEMO.PDF ATTACHMENT A.PDF ATTACHMENT B.PDF ATTACHMENT C.PDF Council Tracker Dave Perrault, City Administrator MEMO.PDF COUNCIL/STAFF COMMENTS ADJOURN Mayor: David Grant Councilmembers: Brenda Holden Fran Holmes Steve Scott David Radziej City Council Work Session Agenda October 17, 2022 5:00 p.m. City Hall Address: 1245 W Highway 96 Arden Hills MN 55112 Phone: 651 -792 -7800 Website : www.cityofardenhills.org City Vision Arden Hills is a strong community that values its unique environmental setting, strong residential neighborhoods, vital business community, well -maintained infrastructure, fiscal soundness, and our long -standing tradition as a desirable City in which to live, work, and play. CALL TO ORDER 1. 1.A. Documents: 1.B. Documents: 1.C. Documents: 1.D. Documents: 1.E. Documents: 1.F. Documents: 2. AGENDA ITEMSPlanning Case 22 -019 –3588 Ridgewood Road Concept Plan ReviewJessica Jagoe, Community Development DirectorMEMO.PDFATTACHMENT A.PDFATTACHMENT B.PDFATTACHMENT C.PDFATTACHMENT D.PDFATTACHMENT E.PDFATTACHMENT F.PDFPlanning Case 22 -020 –1861 W Highway 96 Concept Plan ReviewJessica Jagoe, Community Development DirectorMEMO.PDFATTACHMENT A.PDFATTACHMENT B.PDFATTACHMENT C.PDFATTACHMENT D.PDFATTACHMENT E.PDF Floral Park Improvements Discussion David Swearingen, Public Works Director/City Engineer MEMO.PDF ATTACHMENT A.PDF ATTACHMENT B.PDF ATTACHMENT C.PDF Parkshore Exercise Station Trail Loop –Official Name Discussion David Swearingen, Public Works Director/City Engineer MEMO.PDF ATTACHMENT A.PDF ATTACHMENT B.PDF Recreation Programming Update Dave Perrault, City Administrator MEMO.PDF ATTACHMENT A.PDF ATTACHMENT B.PDF ATTACHMENT C.PDF Council Tracker Dave Perrault, City Administrator MEMO.PDF COUNCIL/STAFF COMMENTS ADJOURN Mayor:David GrantCouncilmembers:Brenda HoldenFran HolmesSteve ScottDavid Radziej City Council Work Session Agenda October 17, 2022 5:00 p.m. City Hall Address:1245 W Highway 96Arden Hills MN 55112Phone:651 -792 -7800Website:www.cityofardenhills.orgCity VisionArden Hills is a strong community that values its unique environmental setting, strong residential neighborhoods, vital business community, well -maintained infrastructure, fiscal soundness, and our long -standing tradition as a desirable City in which to live, work, and play.CALL TO ORDER1.1.A.Documents:1.B.Documents: 1.C. Documents: 1.D. Documents: 1.E. Documents: 1.F. Documents: 2. Page 1 of 5 CONSENT ITEM – 1A MEMORANDUM DATE: October 17, 2022 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers Dave Perrault, City Administrator FROM: Jessica Jagoe, Community Development Director SUBJECT: Planning Case 22-019 – Concept Plan Review Variance – 3588 Ridgewood Road Budgeted Amount: Actual Amount: Funding Source: N/A N/A N/A Council Should Consider Council should consider a request for a Concept Plan Review ahead of Planning Commission review for 3588 Ridgewood Road. Ahmed Ali (“Applicant”) is seeking feedback from the City Council on flexibility for parcel access from City right-of-way, front and rear setback distances, and nonconforming lot size due to lot depth. The Concept Plan Review process is an opportunity for the City Council to provide comments and questions regarding proposed developments. A concept review is considered advisory and is nonbinding to the City and Applicant (Section 1320.14, Subd 4 of the Zoning Code). No formal action can be taken at a Work Session. A formal application will be subject to the full review process, including a public hearing with Planning Commission and City Council review. The Applicant would like Council feedback ahead of the Planning Commission meeting to allow for changes to the application if necessary. Background At the August 16, 2021 Work Session, the Arden Hills City Council first discussed selling the city-owned parcel at 3588 Ridgewood Road—now the Subject Property of this planning case. At the subsequent meeting, the Planning Commission reviewed the interest in selling the parcel for consistency with the City’s Comprehensive Plan. The City has verified that the parcel is not dedicated for a public purpose that would prohibit the sale (i.e. park land or public Page 2 of 5 improvements) or as a site for future development to meet the needs of city infrastructure or operational activities, and it was found that the sale of the Subject Property would be in compliance with the City’s Comprehensive Plan. During the discussions, the City was evaluating the parcel size based off of Ramsey County Property Records and GIS mapping as there was no Certificate of Survey on record for the Subject Property. Ramsey County Property Records have the deeded acreage as 0.31 acres (approx. 13,500 square feet). The Subject Property came from the State through the County as part of the turnback of the old Snelling Avenue corridor ROW to the City. Based on the best information available from Ramsey County, city staff initially identified that the total lot area of the parcel would be nonconforming since the minimum lot area requirement in the R-1 District is 14,000 square feet. A preliminary analysis of lot dimensions was completed as part of the Planning Commission review utilized the County’s GIS mapping in order to garner the approximate lot width and lot depth. The parcel is an irregular shape and the following table was a preliminary analysis of the lot size as it compares to the minimum R-1 District Standards: Total Lot Area Lot Width Lot Depth Zoning Code R-1 District 14,000 square feet 95 feet 130 feet 3588 Ridgewood Drive Approx.13,500 square feet (0.31 acre) Approx. 100 feet Approx. 99 feet to 115 feet Over the next year, city staff worked through the process to facilitate the sale of the Subject Property. On August 8, 2022, the City Council approved the purchase agreement for the Subject Property from Ahmed Ali and Nawal Hirsi. The purchase agreement included an acknowledgement of the Applicant’s responsibility for all costs associated with due diligence which includes the variance review due to the nonconforming lot size. As part of the due diligence via a survey, it was determined that the lot measured approximately 14,472 square feet, and would not require a variance for lot area but would require a variance for lot depth. Discussion The Subject Property is zoned R-1, Single Family Residential District. It is designated for Low Density Residential in the 2040 Comprehensive Land Use Plan. All surrounding parcels are also zoned R-1, Single Family Residential District and designated for Low Density Residential Uses in the Land Use Plan. The Applicant is requesting feedback on three variance requests ahead of the Planning Commission meeting on November 9, 2022. The variances are requesting flexibility on the location of the driveway access point, the front and rear setbacks, and the nonconforming lot size due to lot depth. Page 3 of 5 The listing agreement did specify that a variance would be necessary due to the nonconforming lot size. The real estate agent representing the City included in the listing language that the Future Buyer would need to provide documentation including, but not limited to, a Certificate of Survey, elevation renderings, and floor plans in order to verify compliance with applicable city code requirements such as setbacks, lot coverage, floor area ratio, and other design standards with the proposed development as part of the variance review process. Additionally, it was stated in the listing that a driveway would need to be established by the Future Owner and city code would require the property to be accessed via Ridgewood Road. City staff has had several conversations with Mr. Ali to assist him in preparing the variance application as well as restating the minimum city code requirements for future development of the Subject Property. Lot Size and Dimensions Section 1320 – District Provisions of the Zoning Code requires a minimum lot size of 14,000 square feet per single-family dwelling unit and a minimum depth of 130 feet. The Applicant did obtain a Certificate of Survey which verified that the total lot area of the Subject Property is 0.33 deeded acres (14, 472 square feet), but the lot depth has a mean depth of 97.4 feet. The Applicant is requesting a 32.6 foot lot depth variance to address this nonconformity in lot size. The lot size from staff’s initial analysis would require a variance prior to future development as confirmed by the City Attorney. From the recent survey completed by the Applicant, the City identified that the total lot area of the parcel is slightly larger than the property information available on the County records. City staff contacted Ramsey County and it was their direction to use the boundary dimensions and lot area calculations as shown on the official survey as this document was prepared by a licensed surveyor. They indicated that the County’s GIS map is only an inventory of tax records based upon the best available information. Certificate of Survey Page 4 of 5 Driveway Access Section 1325.06, Subd. 1 (B) – Access of the Zoning Code requires “any residential lot, which has frontage on both a local street and a collector street or a major or minor arterial (as defined by the Comprehensive Plan of Arden Hills), [to] gain access only from the local street.” The Applicant is requesting a variance from this provision to construct a future driveway off Snelling Avenue—a collector street, instead of Ridgewood Road—a local street. As proposed, the driveway off of Snelling Avenue would have a 10% slope. The Applicant has stated that from the street to the garage there is an elevation change of 20 feet which would make it a safety concern to have their driveway access off of Ridgewood Road. Structure Setbacks In the R-1 District, the minimum front and rear setback requirements are 40 feet and 30 feet, respectively. The minimum side yard setbacks on an interior lot are 10 feet on each side with a combined total side yard setback of 25 feet. The Applicant is requesting a 17 foot front-yard setback variance—abutting Ridgewood Road —to allow a future dwelling to be built 23 feet from the front property line. The Applicant is also requesting a 15 foot rear-yard setback variance—abutting Snelling Avenue—to allow a future dwelling to be built 15 feet from the rear property line. The Applicant is not requesting a side yard setback variance. This parcel by definition is considered a through lot because it has “A pair of opposite lot lines on two substantially parallel streets and is not a corner lot. On a through lot, the determination of whether the street frontage is to be considered a front yard or rear yard shall be as subject to the provisions of this Code.” Section 1325.03, Exceptions to the Minimum Requirement for All Districts states for a through lot that “The administrator may determine that one of the front yards may be deemed a rear yard and shall determine appropriate rear yard setback regulations. Factors to be considered shall include topography, location of structures on the lot, location of structures on adjacent lots, and the type of streets or thoroughfares abutting the lot.” Preliminary Analysis of factors: • There are no existing structures on the lot to be used in evaluating orientation for determining the front or rear yard. • The adjacent structure to the north faces east towards Snelling Avenue and the structure to the south faces west towards Ridgewood Road. • Ridgewood Road is a local road and as required by city code this would be the designated roadway to obtain access to the Subject Property. • In comparison to a corner lot, the city code states the shortest street lot line is the front lot line. From the analysis of city code and factors to consider on a through lot, city staff has determined the front yard of this through lot to be Ridgewood Road because it is abutting the local roadway with the shortest street lot width, and Snelling Avenue to be the rear yard as the lot line most nearly parallel and most remote to the front lot line. Page 5 of 5 Front Setback – 40’ Rear Setback – 30’ Side Setbacks - 10’/25’ 3583 Snelling Ave. 42.5’ – Snelling Ave. 30.87’ - Ridgewood Rd. 10’ (north)/ 40’/Combined 3588 Ridgewood Rd. – Proposed 23’ – Ridgewood Rd. 15’ – Snelling Ave. 10’ (south)/60’ combined (approx.) 3570 Ridgewood Rd. 40’ – Ridgewood Rd. 70’ – Snelling Ave. (approx.) 16’ (north)/30’ combined Other City Codes - Landscaped Area, Structure Coverage, and Floor Area Ratio At this time, the Applicant has chosen not to include calculations for floor area ratio. Before finalizing the design of a future structure on the Subject Property, the Applicant is looking to receive City Council feedback on the current variance request. The Applicant will finish the design of a future structure depending on the outcome of the variance request. The Certificate of Survey identifies the proposed house footprint would equate to 15.4% structure coverage (max allowed 25%) and 23.2% impervious (max allowed 35%). The table below provides the district standards for the R-1 District and the preliminary analysis for the proposed development: Required Proposed Lot Area Minimum 14,000 SF 14,472 SF Lot Width/Depth 95’/130’ 95.96’/97.4’ Front Yard Setback Minimum 40’ 23’ Rear Yard Setback Minimum 30’ 15’ Side Yard Setback 10’ Minimum/ 25’ Combined 10’ (south)/ Approx. 60’ Combined Driveway Access Local Street – Ridgewood Road Collector Street – Snelling Avenue Landscaped Area Greater than 65% (Minimum 9,407 SF) 76% Structure Coverage Less than 25% (Maximum 3,618 SF) 15.4% Floor Area Ratio Less than 0.3 (Maximum 4,341 SF) N/A Minimum Dwelling/Structure Width 20’ 45’ Attachments A. Land Use Application B. Location Map C. Applicant Narrative D. Certificate of Survey E. Surveyor Supplemental Info F. Presentation Attachment A Location Map Tax Parcels _Query result Personal Property Tax Parcels Cities County Offices 10/13/2022, 8:47:44 AM 0 0.02 0.040.01 mi 0 0.03 0.060.01 km 1:1,200 Ramsey County Ramsey County MN Attachment B $WWDFKPHQW& $WWDFKPHQW' Attachment E Planning Case #22-019 Applicant: Ahmed Ali Property Location: 3588 Ridgewood Road Request: Concept Review –Variance Zoning: R-1, Single Family Residential Land Use: Low Density Residential 1 $WWDFKPHQW) Action to Consider A Concept Plan Review for a proposed variance at 3588 Ridgewood Road for future development of the parcel with a single family residential dwelling. The variance portion of the concept plan review is due to nonconforming lot size for lot depth, driveway access off of Snelling Avenue, and reduced front and rear yard setbacks as required by city code. 2 Aerial Map 3 Certificate of Survey Photos from Ridgewood Road 5Facing south Facing north Facing east towards Subject Property from SW corner of lot Photos from Snelling Avenue 6 Facing north Facing southExisting Driveway for 3583 Snelling Ave. Page 1 of 5 AGENDA ITEM – 1B MEMORANDUM DATE: October 17, 2022 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers Dave Perrault, City Administrator FROM: Jessica Jagoe, Community Development Director SUBJECT: Planning Case 22-020 – Concept Plan Review Variance – 1861 Highway 96 W. Budgeted Amount: Actual Amount: Funding Source: N/A N/A N/A Council Should Consider Council should consider a request for a Concept Plan Review for a proposed variance at 1861 Highway 96 West (“Subject Property”) to demo and rebuild a single-family residential dwelling. Katie Bach and Nate Cmiel (“the Applicants”) are seeking feedback from the City Council on the concept plan in advance of the full submission. The variance portion of the concept plan review is due to a reduced front yard setback of 28 feet versus 40 feet as required by city code. The Concept Plan Review process is an opportunity for the City Council to provide comments and questions regarding proposed developments. A concept review is considered advisory and is nonbinding to the City and Applicant (Section 1320.14, Subd 4 of the Zoning Code). No formal action can be taken at a Work Session. A formal land use application for the minor subdivision and variance will be subject to the full review process, including a recommendation from the Planning Commission prior to a final decision by the City Council. Background The Subject Property is currently developed with a single-family residential dwelling (727 SF) and detached garage (584 SF). The dwelling was constructed in 1939 and the detached garage was added in 1961. The original legal description for the subject property has a described property boundary of 1.0689-acres (46,561 SF). Between 1949 and 2014, there have been four acquisitions of land by the State of Minnesota and Ramsey County for highway right-of-way purposes. As a result of the ROW dedication, the parcel size has been reduced to 0.62-acre (27,098 SF) as shown on the survey provided. The reduction in lot area due to the dedication of ROW is primarily along the north and northeast sides of the property which is considered to be the front yard for the Subject Property. Today, the property is considered legal nonconforming with a front yard setback of 25 feet as measured from the northeast corner of the home. Page 2 of 5 The Applicants are proposing to demolish the existing structures and rebuild one principal structure (i.e. single family dwelling with attached garage) on the Subject Property. In considering the city code requirements and environmental features of the property, the Applicants have determined the most suitable location to rebuild would be to shift and orientate the new structure south/southeast of the current structure location. The new home location would require a variance to allow a front yard setback of 28 feet versus 40 feet as required by city code. The Applicants have indicated an intention to comply with all other applicable city code requirements which would include the zoning requirements for the R-1 Zoning District (i.e. structure coverage, FAR, impervious surface, etc.) and Shoreland regulations. Discussion Existing Conditions The Subject Property from the survey provided is a 0.62-acre (27,098 SF) parcel located on the north side of Round Lake, west of the Highway 96 and Old Highway 10 intersection. The property is zoned R-1, Single Family Residential District and is guided as Low Density Residential (LDR) in the 2040 Land Use Plan. The chart below identifies the adjacent land uses. Direction 2040 Comp. Plan Land Use Zoning Existing Land Uses North HDR – High Density Residential R-4, Multiple Dwelling District Manufactured Home Park East/SE LDR – Low Density Residential R-1, Single Family District Single Family Residential West IND – Light Industrial & Office GB – Gateway Business District Office, Light Industrial, and Warehouse Aerial Map of Subject Property Page 3 of 5 Concept Plan Proposal The Applicants are proposing to rebuild a single-family dwelling with an attached garage on the Subject Property. They’ve enlisted the services of an architect to help with the design of their house plans. The Applicants have stated in their application that there are several factors of the lot that the City Council is asked to consider in reviewing the proposed variance: • Irregular lot shape causes 40’ front setback to be applied on north and northeast sides, greatly reducing buildable lot area • Current home is nonconforming (25’ setback) • Need to maintain existing driveway location and grade • Low elevation in south part of lot would restrict basement due to lake ordinary high water height • Large mature trees restrict home placement options • Guidance to allow 20’ clearance from foundation during construction • One large cottonwood will be removed For the concept review, the Applicants have submitted a Certificate of Survey identifying the proposed new house location. At this stage, the Applicants are seeking City Council feedback on the variance in advance of developing civil plans, house floor plans, and renderings. Proposed Redevelopment Building Site Existing ROW Front Yard Page 4 of 5 The table below provides the minimum district requirements for the R-1 District and Shoreland regulations along with a preliminary analysis of setbacks for the proposed development: R-1 District Standards Shoreland Overlay District Existing Proposed Minimum Front Yard Setback 40 feet 40 feet 29.57 feet (North) 28.11 feet (North)* Minimum Rear Yard Setback 30 feet 75 feet from OHW & Setback of Adjacent Lots -30.34 feet (West) as measured from Property Line -92.9 feet as measured from OHW - 36.10 feet as measured from Property Line (West & SW) - Approx. 100 feet as measured from OHW** Minimum Side Yard Setback 10 feet (min)/25 feet (total) N/A 71.81 feet (East) 34.9 feet (East) *Variance requested by Applicants **Subject to Shoreland Ordinance 1330.03 Subd. 4 – Adjacent Lots I will note that it has been requested of the Applicants that they verify with their surveyor as to the delineation of the Ordinary High Water (OHW) elevation on the Certificate of Survey. The distances as stated above are based upon the distances identified on the survey as measured from “Shoreline”. One additional item in further review of the concept plan, city staff identified using Ramsey County GIS map that the adjacent lot to the east may have a greater setback of approximately 175 feet from OHW. The City’s shoreland regulations does require new development and additions on a riparian lot to have a setback from OHW as measured in relation to adjacent lots. Example: 175 feet (adjacent parcel setback) – 10 feet = 165 feet is average Planning staff verified that the City does not have a Certificate of Survey on file for the adjacent property at 4549 Lakeshore Place. The Applicants would be required to provide evidence of the setback from OHW for the adjacent lot in order to verify compliance with Section 1330.03, Subd. 4 as part of their future land use application or apply for a second variance from this provision if their new dwelling would be less than the minimum requirement. 890 OHW elevation Approx. 175 ft. West side no adjacent parcel Page 5 of 5 Section 1330.03, Subd. 4. reads as follows: Subd. 4 Adjacent Lots. On any shoreland lot where the adjacent lots have existing dwellings that exceed the minimum setback from the OHW level, the shoreline setback for a new dwelling unit or an addition to an existing dwelling unit shall not be less than the average of the setbacks from the OHW level for such adjacent dwellings minus ten (10) feet subject to the following: A. In no case shall the new structure or addition be within the minimum setback from the OWH level as stated in Section 1330.03 Subd 1. B. In no case shall the new structure or addition be nearer to the OHW level than the nearest adjacent structure. C. The minimum structure setback in Section 1330.03 Subd. 1 shall be used for the adjacent lot when calculating the setback if an adjacent lot is: 1. Vacant; 2. Has a use other than single or two-family residential; or 3. Has a dwelling unit that encroaches on the minimum structure setback. Budget Impact N/A Attachments A. Land Use Application B. Location Map C. Concept Review Narrative D. Certificate of Survey E. Applicants Presentation Attachment A Location Map Tax Parcels _Query result Personal Property Tax Parcels Cities County Offices 10/12/2022, 2:02:30 PM 0 0.06 0.120.03 mi 0 0.1 0.20.05 km 1:3,600 Ramsey County Ramsey County MN Attachment B To: Jessica Jagoe, Arden Hills Community Development Director Mayor David Grant Arden Hills City Council From: Katie Bach and Nate Cmiel 1861 Highway 96 W Arden Hills, MN 55112 Subject: Concept Plan Review for new home proposal Date: 05 Oct 2022 Dear Ms. Jagoe, Mayor Grant, and City Council members, We are requesting concept plan review of a new home design proposal to replace the existing structures (house and garage) on our property at 1861 Hwy 96 W. The existing home was built in 1939 by Frank Cmiel, Nate’s grandfather, and has housed 5 generations of the Cmiel family. We love the property location and setting on Round Lake, and want to continue maintaining the family home here, but the house is in need of major updates to bring it to modern standards for comfort, energy efficiency, and safety. After assessing many options and consulting with an architect, we have determined that renovation/expansion of the existing structure is not practical, and instead that a tear-down and rebuild is the only practical and cost- effective way to achieve a modern family home, built with newer energy efficient construction materials and methods. One of the most desirable features of our property is the many mature oak, maple, spruce, and cottonwood trees which were planted by family members many years ago and now provide shade, screening, foliage, and wildlife habitat. One of our top priorities is to preserve as many trees as possible when considering the placement and design of our new home. After brainstorming and reviewing concepts with an architect, we have determined that a variance against the front setback requirement will most likely be necessary due to the unique irregular lot shape, tree placement, and elevations on the property which restrict options for new home placement. The new home proposal is in keeping with the character of the neighborhood, where the closest neighboring homes are non-conforming to the 40’ front setback required by the city zoning code. In fact, the new home proposal results in moving the house further back than the existing structure, and generally meets the 40’ setback requirement, in keeping with the spirit of the zoning code. We have included a .ppt slide deck for review, which details: 1. Historical changes to property lines over time due to highway expansion 2. Proposed new home placement with requested front setback variance 3. Comparison of proposed new home setback to neighboring homes We have also attached a copy of our site survey with markup illustrating the setback requirements and buildable area per city zoning code requirements. Thank you for the consideration, and we look forward to reviewing our proposal with you and receiving your feedback. Sincerely, Katie and Nate $WWDFKPHQW& 1861 Hwy 96 W Concept Plan Review –New home proposal October 2022 Katie Bach and Nate Cmiel $WWDFKPHQW' Overview 1.Summary statement 2.Historical views of property with easements added over time 3.Proposed new home position 4.Comparison to neighboring homes 2 Summary statement Variance to front setback requirement needed for new home placement The existing home at 1861 Hwy 96 W was built in 1939 by Frank Cmiel, Nate’s grandfather, and has housed 5 generations of the Cmiel family. We love the property location and setting on Round Lake, and want to continue maintaining the family home here, but the house is in need of major updates to bring it to modern standards for comfort, energy efficiency, and safety. After a ssessing many options and consulting with an architect, we have determined that renovation/expansion of the existing structure is not practical, and instead that a tear -down and rebuild is the only practical and cost -effective way to achieve a modern family home , built with newer energy efficient construction materials and methods. One of the most desirable features of our property is the many mature oak, maple, spruce, and cottonwood trees which were planted by family members many years ago and now provide shade, screening, foliage, and wildlife habitat. One of our top priorities is to preserve as many trees as possible when considering the placement and design of our new home. After brainstorming and reviewing concepts with an architect, we have determined that a variance against the front setback requirement will most likely be necessary due to the unique irregular lot shape, tree placement, and elevations on the proper ty which restrict options for new home placement. The new home proposal is in keeping with the character of the neighborhood, where the closest neighboring homes are non - conforming to the 40’ front setback required by the city zoning code. In fact, the new home proposal results in moving the ho use further back than the existing structure, and generally meets the 40’ setback requirement, in keeping with the spirit of the zoning code. The following slides detail: 1.Historical changes to property lines over time due to highway expansion 2.Proposed new home placement with requested front setback variance 3.Comparison of proposed new home setback to neighboring homes 3 Historical views of property with easements added over time Historical property line changes Hwy easements have eroded property size and usable shape over time The exact details, original dates, and contractual agreements of all easements are not known. The following slides represent our best understanding of historical changes and easement implications based on changes to surrounding roads and review of available records. All images are from Ramsey County GIS https://www.ramseycounty.us/residents/property/maps-surveys/interactive-map-gis 5 1940 aerial 6 •Only home in area •Hwy 96 is smaller (County Rd G) •No Old Hwy 10 or Lakeshore Place County Rd GMounds View Rd 1953 aerial 7 •County Hwy 96 expanded •US Hwy 10 expanded •Lakeshore Place added •Hwy easement for Hwy 96 reduces north property line •“Sign” easement for Lakeshore Place taken from northeast corner Hwy 96 1985 aerial •Old Hwy 10 (Snelling Ave) has been added •Hwy easement further cuts into north property line •Easement is listed as US Hwy 10 (federal) 8 Hwy 96 2011 aerial •Prior to 2013 Hwy 10/96 construction 9 Hwy 96 2018 aerial Current state •Additional easement for diagonal power lines along Lakeshore Place •Current property lines as reflected on Ramsey County map 10 Hwy 96 2020 aerial Current state –closer view •Easement area inset into driveway is no longer used for original purpose (US 10/Old Hwy 10) •Power lines follow diagonal path •Lakeshore Place pavement ends just under power lines (along diagonal path) 11 Hwy 96 New home proposal Buildable area per zoning •Irregular lot shape causes 40’ front setback to be applied on north and northeast sides, greatly reducing buildable lot area •Current home is nonconforming (25’ setback) •Need to maintain existing driveway location and grade •Low elevation in south part of lot would restrict basement due to lake ordinary high water height •Large mature trees restrict home placement options •Guidance to allow 20’ clearance from foundation during construction •One large cottonwood will be removed 13 New home proposal Meets spirit of code •40’ setback is generally met, with exception of garage corner and 5” of front porch •Hwy easement inset into driveway (where 40’ setback not met) is holdover from Old Hwy 10 and no longer used for road or utilities •Garage would be compliant if setback were applied from diagonal extension of property line (ie, following power line path instead of unused easment) 14 Comparison to neighboring homes Neighboring home setbacks •3 closest neighbors have front setbacks from approx. 29-35’ to property line •Setback to road edge is approx. 37-43’ •While not part of zoning code, may be useful when looking at character of neighborhood and spirit of zoning requirement Ramsey County GIS 16 40' front setback front lot line due to highway easements side lot line rear lot line side lot line 10' side setback 30' rear setback 15' side setback 75' OHW setback (approx) Buildable area Attachment E Page 1 of 3 AGENDA ITEM – 1C MEMORANDUM DATE: October 17, 2022 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers Dave Perrault, City Administrator FROM: David Swearingen, P.E. Public Works Director / City Engineer SUBJECT: Floral Park Improvements Budgeted Amount: Actual Amount: Funding Source: $606,000 – Floral Park $TBD PIR – Parks Council Should Consider • Moving forward with the Floral Park Improvements • Replace existing park shelter • Amending HR Green contract for professional services Background/Discussion The Floral Park playground structure was built in 2001, through the City’s Park Maintenance Management Plan, park equipment is to be considered for replacement on a 20-year cycle. Within the 2023-2027 CIP, Floral Park is programmed for improvements in 2023. City staff has inspected Floral Park, Council should review Attachment B which provides pictures for reference. Also, within the 2023-2027 CIP, the shelter at Floral Park is budgeted to be replaced. Recommended Improvements: Replace the play structure: The structure will be 22 years old in 2023, through inspection there are visible signs of deterioration of the protective rubber coating around the structure. The mulch and the containment timbers are beginning to rot. City staff has received some complaints from users of the equipment that they would like to see repairs or replacement. Rehabilitation of the bituminous trail loop: About 1000-feet of trail are recommended by staff to rehab by reclamation and paving. Looking at the history of maintenance activities, this trail segment received a slurry seal about ten years ago to extend the useful life. Through inspection, Page 2 of 3 City staff has determined that the trail’s current condition is beyond simple preservation methods and needs a full rehabilitation with new pavement. Shelter replacement: The existing shelter roof is damaged from an incident with Public Works maintenance equipment, poor placement of the shelter has the roof overhanging the path. The structure has a poor roof design, the sheets are corrugated horizontally which collects fallen leaves, branches and holds water which then accelerates the structure to rust and is a maintenance nuisance. Staff recommends replacing with a 16’ x 16’ structure, similar to Attachment C. The new structure would reuse the existing concrete pad, it would be shifted away from the trail and the extra concrete pad space would be ideal to add grills. Water Source: Currently, the Community Gardens utilize water barrels as a water source that Public Works routinely fills. City staff has received comments that an alternate water source such as a pumping well is desired. Staff received a quote to install a well which came to about $25,000 to $30,000. The well depth would have to be about 160-feet to 200-feet deep which means it would take about 40 pumps before water emerged. The other option staff would look into is to tap into the existing watermain off of Royal Lane, this option would be reviewed during design. These are a few of the improvements City Staff recommends, other improvement ideas will be gathered from residents through surveys and an open-house event. Staff is requesting Council discuss moving forward with improving Floral Park with the anticipated timeline of being constructed in 2023. On November 22, 2021, Council approved a professional services agreement (PSA) with HR Green to provide the design and public engagement for the Floral Park Hardcourts. Staff has asked HR Green to submit a proposal to amend the existing PSA to include the improvements as presented in this item. The proposal to add on the Floral Park Improvements is $51,803. With Council direction, the PSA amendment would be put on consent for approval at the next regular council meeting. Budget Impact The project funding is provided below: FUNDING City PIR Fund (Floral play structure and amenities)150,000 City PIR Fund (Floral)426,000 Replace Shelter 30,000 606,000 Page 3 of 3 The 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Plan has $150,000 programmed for the replacement of the existing playground equipment and other improvements and $30,000 for the replacement of the existing park shelter. Attachments Attachment A – Floral Park aerial Attachment B – Floral Park site photos Attachment C – 16’ x 16’ shelter quote Attachment A Attachment B ADA improvements off of Royal Lane needed: About 1000-feet of trail needs full rehabilitation: Water barrels for community gardens: SCALE: 1/4" - 1' NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION WWW. CEDARFORESTPRODUCTS.COM 800-552-9495 WEST OLIVE, MI 49460 P.O. BOX 145 PRELIMINARY CEDAR FOREST PRODUCTS Model #: RHS1616 Design Criteria: Structure is typically designed for a 25 lb live load and a 90 mph wind load capacity, but can be designed based on specific site requirements upon request. All structural members are ASTM A-500 U.S. grade B steel. Welded connection plates shall be ASTM A-36 hot rolled steel. All fabrication performed to latest AISC standards by AWS Certified welders. All framing connections are done using A325 grade bolts within concealed access openings from above and will later be concealed by the roofing. All roof framing shall be flush against the roof decking to eliminate the possibility of bird nesting. Tubular Steel Columns and Beams: Standard column dimension shall be 5" x 5" x 3/16" tubular steel welded to 5/8" base plates for surface mounting. Main support beams are 7" x 5" x 3/16" and purlins are 5" x 3" x 1/8". Steel sizes are preliminary and may change due to ongoing review and final engineering. Roofing: 24 Ga. pre-cut steel Multi-Rib panels with Kynar 500 finish in a variety of colors with white underside. Standard roof slope is a 6/12 pitch with a eave height of 7'-6". Attached to structural framing with exposed self tapping screws painted to match roof color. Matching 24 Ga. trim included. Frame Finish: All steel framework will receive a corrosion protective TGIC Polyester powder coat, electro-statically applied and cured at 400°F. A large selection of standard colors are available. Foundation: All columns need to be anchored to concrete footings (footing design provided separately). Columns can be surface mounted to footings with anchor bolts at or below finish slab elevation or they can be embedded directly into the footing without base plates upon request. Anchor bolts and bracing templates are included. Optional base plate covers are available at an additional cost. Hardware: All structural hardware and roofing fasteners shall be provided. Warranty: 10 years against manufacturer defects. Not Included: Concrete work of any kind, unloading of product and installation. 5" x 5" TUBE STEEL COLUMN (TYP) 7" x 5" TUBE STEEL HIP BEAM (TYP) 5" x 3" TUBE STEEL PURLIN (TYP) 24 GA. PRE-CUT STEEL PANELS & TRIM 12 6 16' 7'-6" 16' 13' 90° $WWDFKPHQW& City of Arden Hills Attn: David Swearingen 1245 West Highway 96 Arden Hills, MN 55112 Phone: 651 792 7847 dswearingen@cityofardenhills.org Ship to Zip 55112 Quantity Part #Description Unit Price Amount 1 Lump Sum RHS Cedar Forest Products - 16' x 16' Steel Shelter- Price Includes: • Roof pitch is 4:12, designed for a standard 30 PSF live load & 90 MPH wind speed • Powder coated steel frame • 24 ga. multi-rib metal roofing • Zinc plated fasteners • Tubular steel frame utilizes hidden bolts & fasteners where possible OPTIONS MN Stamped Engineering Drawings $800.00 T & G Roof Decking $3,768.00 Assemble 16 x 16 shelter $6,816.99 Add T and G Labor $2,130.00 Concrete footings & 20' x 20' 5" thick slab with 2' sonotubes & rebar $14,894.00 $12,259.00 $12,259.00 Sub Total $12,259.00 Freight $3,700.00 Total $15,959.00 Comments *Does NOT include: Unloading, permits, gutters or downspouts This quotation is subject to current Minnesota/Wisconsin Playground (MWP) policies as well as the following terms and conditions. Our quotation is based on shipment of all items at one time to a single destination, unless noted, and changes are subject to price adjustment. Purchases in excess of $1,000.00 to be supported by your written purchase order made out to Minnesota/Wisconsin Playground. Each quote is handled on a per order/project basis. Unless a long-term agreement is in place between purchaser and MWP, terms and conditions of this quotation shall be as outlined herein with no other requirements applicable. Indemnification; Owner/Owner's Representative will indemnify and hold Minnesota Playground, Inc., dba, Minnesota Wisconsin Playground (MWP), harmless for all claims, damages and related costs, including reasonable legal fees and costs, arising out of Owner/Owner's Representative's negligence or noncompliance with any of its commitments under this document. MWP will indemnify and hold Owner/Owner's Representative harmless for all claims, damages and related costs, including reasonable legal fees and costs, arising out of MWP's negligence or noncompliance with any of its commitments under this document. Excusable Delays/Additional Costs: MWP, and/or its affiliates, shall be liable for default unless delay of performance, whether supplying materials only or including installation in accordance with our project scope, is caused by an occurrence beyond reasonable control of MWP, and/or its affiliates, such as, but not limited to, acts of Superior Force or the public enemy, acts of Government in either its sovereign or contractual capacity, fire, floods, epidemics, quarantine restrictions, strikes, unusually severe weather, delays of common carriers (for transportation of goods whether raw materials or finished product) and attainability of raw materials. Such events resulting in additional costs are not included in quoted amounts and shall be the responsibility of the Owner/Owner's Representative. Any additional costs shall be provided in writing for purchaser's records and shall be due upon payment of invoice. Pricing: f.o.b. factory, firm for 15 days from date of quotation. If placing an order after expiration of quote, please contact our office for updated pricing. A tax-exempt certificate is needed at time of order entry for all orders whether from tax-supported government agencies or not. Sales tax, if applicable, will be added at time of invoice unless a tax exempt certificate is provided at time of order entry. Minnesota / Wisconsin Playground 5101 Highway 55, Suite 6000 Golden Valley, Minnesota 55422 Ph. 800-622-5425 | 763-546-7787 Fax 763-546-5050 | harlan@mnwiplay.com CONSULTANT: HARLAN LEHMAN 06/23/2022 Quote # 102756-01-01 Steel Shelter Page 1 of 2 Pricing: f.o.b. factory, firm for 30 days and must be re-priced after this time. A tax-exempt certificate is needed at time of order entry for all orders whether from tax-supported government agencies or not. Sales tax, if applicable, will be added at time of invoice unless a tax exempt certificate is provided at time of order entry. Cedar Forest Products Shipment: order shall ship within (OPTION A for WOOD - eight to ten weeks) (OPTION B for METAL - ten to twelve weeks) after MWP's receipt and acceptance of your purchase order, color selections, preparation/creation of "stamped" drawings, if required, approved submittals and receipt of deposit/full payment, if required. Receipt of anything other than what is stated herein will not constitute an order and therefore no materials will be placed into production nor installation, if required, will be scheduled. Exclusions: unless specifically included, this quotation excludes all site work and landscaping; removal of existing equipment; acceptance of equipment and off-loading; storage of goods prior to installation; equipment assembly and installation; safety surfacing; borders and drainage provisions. Order Information: Bill To: _____________________________________________ Ship To: _____________________________ Company: ___________________________________________ Project Name: ________________________ Attn: ________________________________________________ Attn: _____________________________ Address: _____________________________________________ Address: ____________________________ City, State, Zip: _______________________________________ City, State, Zip: ______________________ Contact: ______________________________________________ Contact: ____________________________ Tel: _________________________________________________ Tel: ________________________________ Fax: _________________________________________________ Fax: ________________________________ Acceptance of quotation: Accepted By (printed): _________________________________ P.O. No: _____________________________ Signature: ___________________________________________ Date: ________________________________ Title: _______________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________ Facsimile: __________________________________________ Purchase Amount: $15,959.00 Minnesota / Wisconsin Playground 5101 Highway 55, Suite 6000 Golden Valley, Minnesota 55422 Ph. 800-622-5425 | 763-546-7787 Fax 763-546-5050 | harlan@mnwiplay.com CONSULTANT: HARLAN LEHMAN 06/23/2022 Quote # 102756-01-01 Steel Shelter Page 2 of 2 Page 1 of 1 AGENDA ITEM – 1D MEMORANDUM DATE: October 17, 2022 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers Dave Perrault, City Administrator FROM: David Swearingen, P.E. Public Works Director / City Engineer SUBJECT: Parkshore Exercise Station Trail Loop – Official Name Discussion Budgeted Amount: Actual Amount: Funding Source: $ $ Council Should Consider Council should consider the Official Name of the nearly complete trail loop off of Parkshore Drive. Background/ Discussion As part of the Trident Development, Round Lake Senior Living facility, an exercise trail loop (Attachment A) is nearing construction completion. Upon completion and acceptance, the City will assume ownership. Currently, this trail has been referred to as the Parkshore Exercise Station Trail Loop. Per the construction plans, the City is to provide the Park Identification Sign. That being said, staff would like to open up discussion as to what the Official Name should be. Staff has brought this to the PTRC to gather input at the September 20th meeting. The PTRC did not come up with any names but had the idea of having City Staff coordinate a contest at Valentine Hills Elementary and Island Lake Elementary with the winning class being awarded a pizza party. Attachment B, for reference, is the City of Arden Hills approved “GUIDELINES TO ASSIGNING NAMES TO PARKS, TRAILS, AND RECREATION FACILITIES” Budget Impact N/A Attachments Attachment A – Trail loop plan view Attachment B – Naming Guidelines Mfg. By:Sold & Distributed By:P.O. Box 27328, Golden Valley, MN 55427 763-546-7787 1-800-622-5425 Fax 763-546-5050 E-Mail info@mnwiplay.com Please Initial & Sign the Final Top View: Arden Hills Senior Living Arden Hills, Minnesota THIS PLAN REQUIRES A FINISHED GRADE RESOLUTION Attachment A CITY OF ARDEN HILLS GUIDELINES TO ASSIGNING NAMES TO PARKS, TRAILS, AND RECREATION FACILITIES Naming Procedure -- Any Arden Hills resident, business, or organization may submit site names to the city. -- Submissions for parks, trails, and recreation sites will be given to the Parks Trails and Recreation Committee (PTRC) for deliberation. -- After careful consideration the PTRC will submit a recommended name to the City Council for final approval. Naming Criteria -- Geographic names must relate to prominent surrounding features to help the public identify the site's location such as lake names, names of bridges, street names, or community names. -- Historic names must be associated with important events that happened in the area. -- Functional names must provide a link to the activities, services, or programs associated with a site. -- Memorial names are meant to honor those who made significant contributions to society through years of service or donation AND to honor those who have been deceased for at least three years. -- Renaming parks, trails, or recreation sites is generally discouraged as it removes the honor and societal value of the existing designation. Memorials Memorials such as plaques or trees may be donated as a tribute to deceased residents AND to honor those who made significant contributions to society through years of service or donation. Donors must pay the full cost of the memorial procurement, installation, and maintenance. Plaque size and location plan must be approved by the Public Works Director with installation supervised by his/her staff. Attachment B Page 1 of 3 AGENDA ITEM – 1E MEMORANDUM DATE: October 17, 2022 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers FROM: Dave Perrault, City Administrator SUBJECT: Recreation Programming Update Budgeted Amount: Actual Amount: Funding Source: N/A N/A N/A For Council Consideration The City Council should consider providing direction on short-term Recreation Programming. Background The City currently has a vacancy for a Recreation Supervisor, and is currently in the process of trying to fill the position. A verbal update will be given regarding the status of this position at the worksession. Having the vacancy creates some short-term gaps for staffing, while other departments have been doing a great job of assisting with ongoing functions some decisions will need to occur around ice rink staffing and winter programming. The City typically puts out its Winter Recreation Guide in mid-November, this allows both City Staff and residents to plan appropriately. The 2021/22 Recreation Guide is attached for reference. We could delay the Winter Recreation Guide to later in November or even early December, but we still need to plan appropriately and want to be able to provide a realistic level of service. In working with the Public Works Department, as Recreation technically falls under their purview, Staff is seeking direction from Council either to go ahead and make these decisions administratively or have Council provide further direction on winter programming. Ice Rink Staffing Pre-COVID, the City would work to staff four ice rinks: Hazelnut, Cummings, Perry and Freeway Park. The staffed hours would typically be 4:30 pm to 8:30 pm Monday thru Friday, 12:00 pm to 8:30 pm on Saturday, and 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm on Sundays (Cummings was only staffed on Fridays and the weekend). Depending on the number of seasonals available to work, the City would have hired between eight and ten people to work as ice rink attendants. Their duties include unlocking and locking the warming houses, turning the lights on and off, shoveling rinks, and other maintenance duties for the warming house. For 2020/1, we did not hire any rink attendants and put Page 2 of 3 picnic tables near the rinks and a porta-potty for use. For 2021/2, we did hire ice rink attendants but they worked limited hours and access to the warming houses were limited, too. The rinks typically open in December and close mid-February, but it is weather dependent. Currently, we only have three applicants for the rink attendant positions, the posting closes November 30th. None of the current applicants appear to be returnees from previous years. While getting enough applicants is part of the issue, the other piece is the training and supervising of these seasonal staff. Ideally, we’ll have the new Recreation Supervisor on-board by mid-November and they could take over these duties, but they’ll be learning the job along with the new seasonals. Lastly, our previous Recreation Supervisor anecdotally noted we have had issues with rink attendants previously, such as, not locking the buildings, not showing up for shifts, or leaving the rink lights on. Staff has discussed options and is considering the following (staff recommends either the first or second option): -Not having the warming houses open and putting picnic tables and porta-potties out for people that use the rink. The negative is obviously the warming houses won’t be open for the public to use, the benefit is we do not need to manage additional seasonal staff and then would also not need to order the temporary warming house Hazelnut Park (approx. $5,000 to $6,000). -Another option considered is having a Public Works Seasonal employee during the winter. They could act as a roving ice rink attendant, opening the warming houses, turning lights on, shoveling the rinks. This person could also assist with flooding rinks and other winter duties, such as, City Hall snow removal and trail plowing. This would be contingent on the seasonal working a different schedule (afternoons/nights and weekends), and if they were absent a day we may not open the warming houses. If we were to go this route and hire someone for about four months it would cost around $11,520, the typical total ice rink attendant cost is around $10,000. -The last option discussed is proceeding with the normal rink attendant plan and try to hire enough attendants and schedule them accordingly. Staff will do our best to accommodate and schedule accordingly, but we’ll need to be clear in the rec guide and other publications that warming houses will be open based on staffing, and we cannot guarantee availability. Winter Recreation Programming The other item needing discussion on is winter programming, this mostly comes down to timing of communication and getting a new Recreation Supervisor hired. We have reviewed programming and believe we can continue with many of the outside instructor led classes, such as, fencing, yoga, dance, etc. However, the programming that requires seasonal hiring, training, and oversight present an issue. Again, while we are hopeful we’ll have a Recreation Supervisor on-board by mid- November, we still need to work on the development of programming that starts the beginning of January. This mainly consists of before and after school programming, camps, one-time events (snowshoeing), and ice skating lessons. If we are going to continue these programs, we would need to start looking for seasonals late October and early November; however, we would need to identify and have these programs planned for a Winter Rec Guide. It should be noted for the before and after school programming, Shoreview runs programming at Island Lake and we typically share their info in our Rec Guide, but we run the program at Valentine Hills. If we didn’t offer one it would only be the Valentine Hills program, assuming Shoreview lets us continue to advertise their Page 3 of 3 program at Island Lake. Also, it should be noted that the we did not hold any winter after school programs in 2022 as they did not meet the minimum requirement of six participants. For ice skating, we had 17 participants this past winter. Staff would recommend we forego the classes this winter that we cannot effectively plan for, such as, before and after school programming at Valentine Hills and skating lessons but we would continue with the outside instructor led classes. We would also not plan on holding events, such as, gingerbread house decorating, letters to Santa, or breakfast with Santa. For reference Attachment B and Attachment C give a listing of the classes from November through March, Attachment B is classes that were held while Attachment C is classes that were cancelled likely due to low enrollment but could have been for other reasons. Please be aware that it is likely the November and March months might be picking up fall and spring classes, winter classes typically start in December, January, or February. Once Staff is able to make decisions regarding programming, or Council gives sufficient direction, we can craft the Winter Recreation Guide. Depending on offerings, we may make this Winter Rec Guide a smaller insert into the newsletter or it could be a standalone mailing. Budget Impact There will be a budget impact on the General Fund as all Recreation revenues and expenditures flow throw the General Fund, but exact impacts will not be known until decisions are made on programming. It should be noted that winter programming does not represent a significant portion of the budget, as most programming happens in the summer months. Attachment Attachment A: 2021/22 Winter Recreation Guide Attachment B: Completed Classes November thru March Attachment C: Cancelled Classes November thru March Register Online at www.cityofardenhills.org Inside this Issue Ice Rink Locations & Hours Ice Skating Lessons .......................... 2 Holiday/Special Events ..................... 3 Before School Programs Volleyball Camp ............................... 4 After School Programs Fencing Camp and Field Trip ............ 5 Dance ............................................... 6 Adult Yoga and Tai Chi………….….…..7 AARP Driver Safety Courses Crime Prevention.………………………..8 Cheers Pablo Painting Class Special Recognition & Employment...9 Adult & Youth Registration Forms….………………….10 Map………………………………………….11 Dates and times are subject to change depending on the Minnesota Department of Health recommendations regarding COVID-19. Please check our website for more information. Follow all your City News @cityofardenhills.org Follow us on Follow us on Attachment A 2 ICE RINK LOCATIONS AND HOURS Ice Skating Clinic Learn to ice skate during your holiday vacation! Instruction in skating fundamentals. Equipment needed: skates, helmet (hockey or bike) Ages 4 & up ● $35 resident, $45 non-resident Registration Deadline: Wednesday, December 22 Session I: 21WYIC00 Ages 4-6 Monday– Wednesday Dec 27, 28, 29 ● 10:00 - 10:45 am Cummings Park Session II: 21WYIC01 Ages 7 & Up Monday-Wednesday Dec 27, 28, 29 ●10:50 - 11:35 am Cummings Park Session III: 21WYIC02 Ages 4-6 Monday-Wednesday Dec 27, 28, 29 ● 11:40 am - 12:25 pm Cummings Park Ice Skating Lessons Lace up for some fun learning. Bring your own skates and explore the basics of ice skating. Equipment needed: skates, helmet (hockey or bike) Ages 4 & up ● $65 resident, $75 non-resident Registration Deadline: Wednesday, January 5 Beginner 22WYIL00 Saturdays ● 10:00 - 10:45 am January 8 - 29 Cummings Park Advanced Beginner 22WYIL01 Saturdays ● 10:50 - 11:35 am January 8 - 29 Cummings Park Hockey & General Skating Cummings Park (Pleasure Rink Only) 1219 Cummings Park Drive Cummings Park will be open on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Only - Park Attendant will be on Duty. Cummings Park will be open with a park attendant on duty during vacation and holidays hours listed. Cummings Park will have a push light system available during the week for open skating. Warming house will not be open during this time. Lights will automatically turn off at 10:00 pm. Freeway Park 1370 West County Road E at Highway 51 Hazelnut Park 3301 New Brighton Road Perry Park 3700 New Brighton Road Outdoor rinks will be open from December 6 through February 21. Rinks will be closed if the temperature is –20 degrees Fahrenheit, and/or the wind chill is –20 degrees Fahrenheit. Warming House Hours MONDAY - FRIDAY: ........ 4:30 - 8:30 pm SATURDAY: ..................... 12:00 - 8:30 pm SUNDAY: .......................... 1:00 - 7:00 pm Vacation and Holiday Hours Dec 23, 27, 28, 29, 30 ...................... 12:00 - 8:30 pm Christmas Eve ................................ Closed Christmas Day ................................ Closed New Year’s Eve ............................... 12:00 - 5:00 pm New Year’s Day ............................... 12:00 - 5:00 pm Martin Luther King Day Jan 17 ...... 12:00 - 8:30 pm President’s Day Feb 21 .................. 12:00 - 8:30 pm DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPENDING ON WEATHER CONDITIONS. Ice Rink Rental / Warming House Rental Outdoor rinks and warming houses are available for rental. If you are interested in renting a facility please contact Joe Vaughan at 651-792-7848 or jvaughan@cityofardenhills.org to schedule. Rental fees are subject to change. SKATING AND HOCKEY LESSONS Gingerbread House Making Kick off your holiday season by creating a yummy gingerbread house that you decorate! Bring your sweet tooth and creativity to partake in this holiday tradition. Best part about this class…leave the clean up to us! Parents need some holiday shopping time? Drop your child(ren) off with us to get everything done! Grades K-5 ● $20 per child 21WYGH00 Registration Deadline: Wednesday, December 8 Saturday, December 11 10:00 - 11:30 am Arden Hills City Hall (Sign up for both classes and bring a bag lunch. We will have a picnic lunch before the next class starts. Lemonade and nut free dessert will be provided!) Holiday Gift Making Join us at City Hall as we create fun gifts that you can give to your friends, family, or loved ones this holiday season. You will be able to choose 3 different gifts that you will make. Don’t miss this special class! Parents need some holiday shopping time? Drop your child(ren) off with us to get everything done! Grades K-5 ● $20 per child 21WYGH01 Registration Deadline: Wednesday, December 8 Saturday, December 11 12:00 - 1:30 pm Arden Hills City Hall Letter From Santa Enjoy this opportunity to see your child smile as they receive a letter from Santa mailed directly to them. This letter is written in simple, easy to read language. It will come in an envelope with Santa’s name and return address in the corner, addressed directly to your child. Parent will submit special information that only Santa knows! Register online at cityofardenhills.org. Registration Deadline: Wednesday, December 15 21WYLS00 $5 per child HOLIDAY & SPECIAL EVENTS Interested in signing up for an Arden Hills Parks and Recreation Program but need financial assistance? The City of Arden Hills and the Arden Hills Foundation have developed a scholarship program for families in Arden Hills. To inquire about a scholarship, please contact Joe Vaughan at jvaughan@cityofardenhills.org. Staff is working on planning and scheduling an outdoor winter Christmas event for 2021. Please check back on the website for more information. 4 Basketball Learn the fundamentals of basketball and play in some games each class period. We provide the instruction and equipment. The kids provide the desire to learn and have fun. Grades 1-3 ● $50 22WYBB00 Registration Deadline: Tuesday, January 11 Tuesdays ● 8:05 - 9:05 am January 18 - February 22 Valentine Hills Elementary - Gym Soccer Get a kick out of winter! Work on the fundamentals of soccer in a supportive, fun setting. Good sportsmanship is emphasized. Grades 1-3 ● $50 22WYSC00 Registration Deadline: Monday, January 17 Mondays ● 8:05 - 9:05 am January 24 - March 7 (NO Class 2/21) Valentine Hills Elementary - Gym Lacrosse An introduction to lacrosse that teaches the basics for players new to the sport. Participants will learn how to cradle, scoop, pass, catch and shoot. 22WYLC00 Grades 1-5 ● $50 Registration Deadline: Thursday, January 13 Thursdays ● 8:05 - 9:05 am January 20- March 3 (No Class on 1/27) Valentine Hills Elementary - Gym Football Huddle Up! Kids will learn basic rules, strategies, and skills to enjoy the game. Each week, kids will participate in drills and play flag football games. 22WYFF00 Grades 2-5 ● $50 Registration Deadline: Wednesday, January 12 Wednesdays ● 8:05 - 9:05 am January 19 - February 23 Valentine Hills Elementary - Gym BEFORE SCHOOL PROGRAMS - Valentine Hills Youth Girls Volleyball Camp This instructional camp is designed for first-time and returning volleyball players. The instructors will teach the basic skills, rules and strategies of the fun and exciting game of volleyball. Participants should bring a water bottle, gym shoes, and knee pads. A camp t-shirt will be provided for all participants. Grades 4-8 ♦ $50 resident, $60 non-resident Registration Deadline: Tuesday, December 28 21WYCC00 - Grades 4-5 21WYVC01 - 6-8 Grade Tuesdays ♦ 6-7pm Tuesdays ♦ 7-8pm January 4 - March 1 January 4 - March 1 Mounds View Community Center Mounds View Community Center VOLLEYBALL CAMP TGA Golf Learn the fundamentals of golf and play in some games each class period. We provide the instruction and equipment. The kids provide the desire to learn and have fun. Grades 1-5 ● $117 22WYTG00 - Session 1 Registration Deadline: Monday, January 17 Mondays ● 4:05 - 5:05 pm January 24 - March 7 (No cla ss 2/21) Island Lake Elementary - West Gym 22WYTG01 - Session 2 Registration Deadline: Monday, March 14 Mondays ● 4:05 - 5:05 pm March 21 - April 25 Island Lake Elementary - West Gym Soccer Get a kick out of winter! Work on the fundamentals of soccer in a supportive, fun setting. Good sportsmanship is emphasized. Grades 1-3 ● $50 20WYSC01 - Session 1 Registration Deadline: Wednesday, December 29 Wednesdays ● 4:05 - 5:05 pm January 5 - February 9 Island Lake Elementary - West Gym 20WYSC02 - Session 2 Registration Deadline: Wednesday, February 9 Wednesdays ● 4:05 - 5:05 pm February 16 - March 30 (No Class 3/16) Island Lake Elementary - West Gym Sign Up Early! Enrollment Is Limited! RegistraƟons are taken aŌer the deadline only as space allows. AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS - Island Lake Minnesota Fencing Camp Are you looking for an activity to capture your child’s imagination and get them away from electronics? Fencing is a competitive sport of finesse, skill, strategy and endurance. Build self-confidence with targeted exercises and fun games as you master footwork and blade work. Fencers age six and up focus on learning the basic techniques required for fencing. There are also opportunities for young fencers to practice fencing bouts in a controlled environment. All equipment is provided. Participants should wear long pants to class and bring a water bottle. Ages 6 and Up ● $88 Resident, $98 Non-Resident Session 1 Friday ● 6:30-7:30pm January 14 - February 18 Arden Hills City Hall Session 2 Friday ● 6:30-7:30pm February 25 - April 1 Arden Hills City Hall Splatball Field Trip Step into the arena with your friends at Splatball Indoor Paintball, located in Minneapolis. Splatball offers low impact paintball inside their 15,000 square foot paintball arena. A pizza lunch will be provided on the trip. Participants who have a specific dietary need may bring their own lunch. We will meet at Arden Hills City Hall before the trip. Ages 6 years and up $65 resident; $75 non-resident 22WYFT00 Registration Deadline: Friday, January 21 Friday, January 28 10:30am - 4:30pm Meet at Arden Hills City Hall to carpool YOUTH FENCING CAMP & SPLATBALL FIELD TRIP 6 Hop N Tots Creative Dance with Tap Here’s a class for kids with energy to spare! Have fun with rhythm and movement while exercising your body. Students will be introduced to basic beginning tap and ballet techniques. Tap and ballet shoes are required and will be available for purchase the first week of class, if needed, (tap $30, ballet $20). Ages 3-4 $125 resident, $135 non-resident (plus costume fee - due at first class) Registration Deadline: Tuesday, December 31 22WYDA00 Tuesdays ● 5:30 - 6:15 pm January 4 - April 12 (No Class 3/15) Arden Hills City Hall - Community Room Creative Dance with Tap This isn’t your ordinary dance class! We use scarves, pom-poms and rhythm instruments to explore and experience dance. We will introduce beginning tap throughout this session. Tap and ballet shoes are required and will be available for purchase the first week of class, if needed, (tap $30, ballet $20). Ages 5-Kindergarten $125 resident, $135 non-resident (plus costume fee - due at first class) Registration Deadline: Tuesday, December 31 22WYDA01 Tuesdays ● 6:15 - 7:00 pm January 4 - April 12 (No Class 3/15) Arden Hills City Hall - Community Room Tap, Jazz & Ballet Learn the basics of tap, jazz and ballet in a fun, relaxed environment. Tap and ballet shoes are required and will be available for purchase the first week of class, if needed, (Tap $30, ballet $20). Grades 1-3 $125 resident, $135 non-resident (Plus costume fee-due at first class) Registration Deadline: Tuesday, December 31 22WYDA02 Tuesdays ● 7:00 - 7:45 pm January 4 - April 12 (No Class 3/15) Arden Hills City Hall - Community Room DO NOT FORGET END OF YEAR RECITAL THURSDAY APRIL 21, 2022 Please Note: These classes will end with a spring dance recital! Dance costumes are an additional fee ($60 - includes tights) and need to be purchased at the first class. Measurements will be taken the first day of class. Sign up online at: www.cityofardenhills.org or call Arden Hills City Hall with questions at 651-792-7800 DANCE PROGRAMS ADULT YOGA Yoga For All Levels—Yoga Hot Dish Whether you're a beginner, longtime practitioner or gym yogi wanting to go deeper, these classes are the most comprehensive around. Body Positive: Stop t he adve rsa rial relationship wit h you r b ody! Lea rn h ow to a dapt t h e poses from an experienced teacher who knows you and has seen enough to know that “alignment” can be overrated. Balance: Use it or lose it . Slow mindful m ovement is often m ore challenging than t hose fast Vinyasa flows Brain: P rop rioception, c ross-crawl, pranayama, savasana: if you’re not familiar with these terms, you may not be getting the “work-in” part of yoga. Breath: “Focus on the breath” is a familiar refrain, but most “big yoga” glosses over advanced ‘breathing techniques. You’ll master the key ones to strengthen the diaphragm, improve posture, mood, and cognition. A small community of regulars and reciprocity with all YogaHotDish classes/locations will give you the confidence to truly transform. Easily make up missed classes or add a class at Arden Hills or elsewhere. Straps, blocks and some mats provided. Must be able to get up off the floor without assistance. Drop-ins and students are welcome on a space-available basis. Low drop-in fees means you need not wait for a session to renew in order to begin! Please fill out a contact form ahead of time at www.yogahotdish.com in case of class changes. Please register before the first class or fill our a registration form when you arrive. 22WAAY00 - 8 week session 22WAAY02 - 8 Week Session $99 Resident ; $109 Non-Resident $99 Resident ; $109 Non-Resident January 6 - February 24 January 8 - February 26 Thursdays 4:30-5:45 pm Saturdays 10-11:30am 22WAAY01 - 8 week session $99 Resident ; $109 Non-Resident January 6 - February 24 Thursdays 6:30-7:45 pm Tai Chi Basic 1: Walking Meditation This class will introduce a series of Tai Chi walking poses. This set of movements requires that your stepping becomes steady over time. It continuously tests and improves your sense of physical and energetic balance through your legs and feet. As you develop the strength and energy in your legs, each move will naturally transfer into your cores and arms, and then form a well-coordinated entire body movement. It is an accessible Mind-Body practice for soothing stress and maximizing function. Hongyi Lan, PhD-Instructor Hongyi has practiced Tai Chi Chuan for more than 25 years. She first learned Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan and then learned Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan from Master Liang Shan. Hongyi be- lieves Tai Chi/QiGong is an ideal mind-body exercise for everyone. Master Lan is a scholar and teacher devoted to spreading these ancient exercises to as many people as possible. 22WATC00 - 12 week Course Arden Hills City Hall - Community Room $110 resident, $120 non-resident Drop-in $10 per class Wednesdays ♦ 6:30 -7:30 pm January 5 - March 30 No Class on 3/16 ADULT TAI CHI 8 AARP Smart Driver Safety Program The AARP Driver Safety Program is designed for motorist's age 55 and older. Upon completion of one of these seminars, you will be entitled to a discount on your auto insurance premium. For the first time, one attends the 8-hour seminar. To retain the insurance premium discount, everyone should attend the 4-hour refresher seminar every 3 years. Please bring your current driver’s license with you. Seminars are taught by AARP trained volunteers. AARP member cards must be presented when you register or written on the registration form to receive the AARP member rate. This rate includes Arden Hills administration fee. $30 AARP Member rate, $35 non-member rate 8-Hour Course (must be taken first) 22WAAD00 Monday February 7 & Wednesday February 9 5:30-9:30 pm Arden Hills City Hall - Community Room 4-Hour Courses 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Arden Hills City Hall - Community Room 22WAAD01 Tuesday, January 4 22WAAD02 Tuesday, February 15 22WAAD03 Tuesday , March 22 AARP CarFit Event - FREE Helping Mature Drivers Find their Safest Fit Although older drivers are the demographic group with the highest rate of seatbelt use - and the low- est percentage of alcohol-related accidents - they are more likely to be killed or seriously injured when a crash occurs. Why? Older drivers are more physically fragile than their younger counter- parts, and they're generally less able to withstand the impact of a vehicular accident. Fortunately, there are ways for drivers to adapt to their cars - and adjust to their “fit” within them - in order to reduce their risk of injury during a crash. CarFit, a free educational program created by the American Society on Aging and developed in collaboration with AAA, AARP and the American Occupational Therapy Association, helps address these safety concerns. Please call 651-792-7848 to reserve a spot. Date of the event will be determined after January 1, 2022 Crime Prevention Presentations The Ramsey County Sheriff’s Department will present trends in fraudulent schemes, scams and securing your home. People of all ages, backgrounds, and education are victimized every year by clever scams online, over the phone or even in person. Learn valuable information about how to protect yourself and your family from falling victim to these sometimes hard to detect crimes. $5 Resident, $6 Non-Resident 22WAFP00 Fraud Prevention Wednesday, January 12 ♦ 2:30-4:00 pm Arden Hills City Hall - Community Room 22WAHS00 Home Security Thursday, February 17 ♦ 1:00-2:30 pm Arden Hills City Hall - Community Room Foot Care Clinic A licensed and insured healthcare nurse will conduct a foot care clinic by appointment only. Basic foot care provided by Footworks; includes foot soak, removal of minor corns/calluses, nail trim, and massage for circulation. Sign up for this activity in person at the FRONT DESK at City Hall. Monday-Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, to select appointment time. For additional information, please call 651-792-7800. $35 1st Wednesday of the Month Appointments between 9:00 am - 3:30 pm Arden Hills City Hall - Council Chambers ADULT ACTIVITIES CONTINUED ADULT ACTIVITIES CHEERS PABLO SPECIAL RECOGNITION & EMPLOYMENT Cheers Pablo Event Cheers Pablo is a family owned paint and sip business that creates a welcoming and educational environment where people can enjoy creating and surprise themselves with what they are able to create. People of all artistic levels can participate in a step-by-step painting class. There is no experience needed, so be ready to enjoy yourself and engage the creative side of your brain. All you need is to bring yourself. The class will last between two and three hours, and by the end you will walk away a little more relaxed and with a piece of fun art modeled after our example. 22WACP00 Registration Deadline: Friday, January 7 Saturday, January 15 10am-12:30pm Arden Hills City Hall - Community Room $47 resident, $57 non-resident The Parks and Recreation Department would like to express our sincere thanks to the many individuals who have volunteered countless hours of their time. We offer a special thanks to the volunteer coaches who are friends and teachers to our children. Many programs and special events would have been difficult to provide if it were not for the volunteer efforts of so many great people. Names of our Soccer and Flag Football coaches are listed below. Thank you for your hard work and dedication! If we have neglected to list any coach’s name, please accept our apologies and our sincere thanks. Looking for part-time seasonal work this winter? Most positions require the applicant to be 16 years of age or older. Warming House Attendants - starting at $11.00 per hour Ice Skating Instructors - starting at $15.50 per hour Hockey Skills Instructor - starting at $15.50 per hour Before/After School Instructors - starting at $12.75 per hour For more information, call Joe Vaughan at 651-792-7848 or visit our website at www.cityofardenhills.org All Applications are available online. Dan Aberg Dan Altstatt Bobby Bonine Justin Bostrom Ryan Clark Bart Cortes Adrianna DeBoer Joe Federer Jordan Fineberg Aminta Geisler Ben Geisler Jon Gliske Kristin Hansen Leif Hansen Lee Heidenreich Brad Henkel Thomas Jackson Tim Jackson Jon Jagodzinski Troy Jenison Kelly Kannapiran Nick Kimball Doug Lieser Lacy Loosbrock Jordan Luhmann Kevin Manson Adam Miron Paul Odegaard Ben Ollendick Steve Olson Brad Reasonser Maria Redman Corey Simmons Kevin Truckenmiller Nick Turco Joanna Tzenis Mitchell Winiecki Andrew Zeece 10 Youth Shirt Sizes: (leagues & summer camps) YS (6/8) YM (10/12) YL (14/16) AS AM AL Participant’s Name: ___________________________________ Gender: _________ Date of Birth: __________________ Address: ______________________________________City: __________________________ Zip: _________________ Home Phone: ______________________ Work Phone: ____________________ Cell Phone: _______________________ School: _____________________ Email: ____________________________ Grade in 2021-2022 School Year: _______ Please make check payable to the City of Arden Hills. Totals: _________________ Refund Policy: No refunds are made except when a class is cancelled or approval is given by the Arden Hills Parks and Recreation Department. Partial credit will be considered if cancellation is due to injury or serious illness. Refunds will be issued in the form of a credit voucher only and must be used within a year of issue date. The registrant will be assessed a $5.00 administrative fee for all refund/voucher requests. Cancellations initiated by Parks & Recreation will not be assessed the $5.00 fee. Waiver of Liability: I, the undersigned, or my child, in consideration of being permitted to participate in the activity, do hereby agree to hold harmless the City of Arden Hills and its employees and agents from any and all liability for personal injury which may result from participating in this activity. This waiver includes any injuries which may result from the conditions of the playing field and any improvements thereto. Tennessen Warning: The information requested on the registration form will be used to verify eligibility and determine staff, facility, and equipment needs. You/Your child’s name, age, grade level, address, telephone number, and health information will be provided to city staff, volunteers, the city attorney, insurer, and audi- tor. Although you are not legally required to disclose this information, failure to do so will prevent you/your child from participating in the program. Parent/Guardian Signature: _____________________________________________________ Date: _______________ Print Parent/Guardian Name: ____________________________________________________ Special Requests: __________________________________________________________________________________ Please Help Coach! If you sign up to coach (for sport leagues, not classes) your child’s sport registration is free. (One child per team coached.) I will help coach. Sport_______________________ Name_______________________________________ Phone#________________________ REGISTRATION FORM YOUTH‐‐ City of Arden Hills, 1245 West Highway 96, Arden Hills, MN 55112 Activity Name: _____________________ Activity Code: __________ _____________ Start Date: _____________ Fee: ________ Location: __________________________ Activity Name: _____________________ Activity Code: __________ _____________ Start Date: _____________ Fee: ________ Location: __________________________ Activity Name: _____________________ Activity Code: __________ _____________ Start Date: _____________ Fee: ________ Location: __________________________ Participant’s Name: ___________________________________ Gender: _________ Date of Birth: __________________ Address: ______________________________________City: __________________________ Zip: _________________ Home Phone: ______________________ Work Phone: ____________________ Cell Phone: _______________________ Email: _____________________________________ AARP Number_______________________ Please make check payable to the City of Arden Hills. Totals: _________________ Refund Policy: No refunds are made except when a class is cancelled or approval is given by the Arden Hills Parks and Recreation Department. Partial credit will be considered if cancellation is due to injury or serious illness. Refunds will be issued in the form of a credit voucher only and must be used within a year of issue date. The registrant will be assessed a $5.00 administrative fee for all refund/voucher requests. Cancellations initiated by Parks & Rec- reation will not be assessed the $5.00 fee. Waiver of Liability: I, the undersigned, or my child, in consideration of being permitted to participate in the activity, do hereby agree to hold harm- less the City of Arden Hills and its employees and agents from any and all liability for personal injury which may result from participating in this activity. This waiver includes any injuries which may result from the conditions of the playing field and any improvements thereto. Tennessen Warning: The information requested on the registration form will be used to verify eligibility and determine staff, facility, and equipment needs. You/Your child’s name, age, grade level, address, telephone number, and health information will be provided to city staff, volunteers, the city attorney, insurer, and auditor. Although you are not legally required to disclose this information, failure to do so will prevent you/your child from participating in the program. Participant Signature: _____________________________________________________ Date: _______________ Print Participant Name: ____________________________________________________ Emergency Contact Name: _______________________________________ Phone Number:________________________ REGISTRATION FORM ADULT‐‐ City of Arden Hills, 1245 West Highway 96, Arden Hills, MN 55112 Activity Name: _____________________ Activity Code: __________ _____________ Start Date: _____________ Fee: ________ Location: __________________________ Activity Name: _____________________ Activity Code: __________ _____________ Start Date: _____________ Fee: ________ Location: __________________________ Activity Name: _____________________ Activity Code: __________ _____________ Start Date: _____________ Fee: ________ Location: __________________________ Youth Shirt Sizes: (leagues & camps) YS (6/8) YM (10/12) YL (14/16) AS AM AL Softball/ B’ball BaseballCourt Play Picnic Warming Permanent Hockey SkatingAcres Field Soccer Tennis Area Equip. Shelter House Restroom Rink Rink1. Arden Manor Park2.5  4601 Prior Ave.2.Arden Oaks Park1.51413 Arden Oaks Drive3.Crepeau Nature Preserve*1224 Harriet Ave.4.Cummings Park     1219 Cummings Park Dr.5. Floral Park20     1423 W. Floral Drive6.Freeway Park11370 W. Cnty. Rd. E7.Hazelnut Park12        3301 New Brighton Rd.8.Ingerson Park5 3255 N. Lexington Ave.9.Lindey’s Park 1.5N. Snelling & Cty. Rd. E10.Perry Park20  3700 New Brighton Rd.11.Royal Hills Park4.5   4375 Snelling Avenue12.Sampson Park11900 Lake Lane13.Valentine Park31650 Lake Valentine Rd.14.Johanna Marsh Park8.5 3168 Ridgewood Rd. BUILDING & SCHOOL SITESA.Arden Hills City HallN/AB.Mounds View HighN/A1900 Lake Valentine Rd.C.Valentine Hills ElementaryN/A  Cnty. Road E2Key:Existing facility, Youth only facility Parks & Recreation FacilitiesGuide1245 W. Hwy 96. Cummings Park Drive Warning: When walking or running on roadways, proceed facing traffic!   12.517.5TrailsRi d g e w a y R d . 11 Arden Hills Parks & Trails Facilities Acres Softball/ Baseball Field Soccer Tennis B’ball Court Area Play Equip. Picnic Shelter Warming House Permanent Restrooms Hockey Rink Skating Rink Trail(s) Dog Park Gaga Ball Honey Bee Hives 1. Arden Hills City Hall 1245 W. Hwy 96 N/A 2. Arden Manor Park 4601 Prior Ave. 2.5    3 Arden Oaks Park 1413 Arden Oaks Dr. 1.5   4 Crepeau Nature Preserve 1145 Benton Way 12.5  5 Cummings Park 1219 Cummings Park Dr. 17.5           6 Floral Park 1423 W. Floral Dr. 20        7. Freeway Park 1370 W. Cty. Rd. E 1      8 Hazelnut Park 3301 New Brighton Rd. 12           9. Ingerson Park 3255 N. Lexington Ave. 5    10. Johanna Marsh Park 8.5  11. Lindey’s Park N. Snelling & Cty. Rd. E 1.5 12. Perry Park 3700 New Brighton Rd. 20         13. Royal Hills Park 4375 Snelling Ave. 4.5      14. Sampson Park 1900 Lake Ln. 1    15. Valentine Park 1650 Lake Valentine Rd. 3     KEY:  Existing Facility,  Youth Only Facility,  Dog Park-Year Round,  Dog Park-Summer Only STOWE AVELAKE VALENTINE RDRED FOX RDGREY FOX RDINGERSON RDROUND LAKE RD W AMBLE DRSIEMS CT SNELLING AVE N COLLEEN AVEGLEN PAUL AVETILLER LNH A M L I N E VENUS AVETHOM DRARDEN VIEW DRGLENARDEN RD CHATHAM AVEAMBLE RDNOBLE RDGRAMSIE RDARDEN PLGRANT RDOAK AVEEDGEWATER AVEJERROLD AVEDUNLAP ST N HARRIET AVEFLORAL DR WGLENVIEW AVEKARTH LAKE DRGATEWAY BLVDWYNCRESTCARLTON DRFORE S T LN PRIOR AVE N CUMMINGS PARK DRROYAL LNKATIE LNPINE TREE DR FAIRVIEW AVE N RIDGEWOOD R D CRYSTAL AVEPLEASANT DRARDENOAKSDRVALENTINEAVEBE N T O N W A Y INDIAN OAKS TRLSKILESLNBRIARBECKMAN AVELAMETTI LNMCCRACKEN LN KEITHSON DR ASBURY AVE N NURSERY HILL LNBUSSARD CTDAWN CIR WJAMES AVEJANET CTCANNONGLENHILL RDNORMA AVE A R DENVIEWCTROYKATIE CTGLENARDENCTRIDGEWO O D C T KARTH LAKE CIRGALE CIR MCCLUNG DRWYNCREST LNSANDEEN RDPARKSHORE DREIDE CIRNORTH- WOODS DR NURSERY HILL CTCUMMINGS LNVALENTINE CTINGERSON CTCOLLEEN CTGLENVIEW CTHUNTERS CTSHORELINE LN PASCAL AVE N LAKE LN N CONNEL L YAVETHOM CTAM B L E CIR CHATHAM CT COLL E E N CIR ROLLING HILLS RD ARDEN OAKS CTNORMA CIRINDIAN PLEDGEWATER AVENORMAAVE TILLER LNSNELLING AVE NDUNLAP ST N ARDEN P LS K I L E S LNFAIRVIEW AVE NHAMLINE AVE NGLENHILL RDWYNRIDGEPLEASANT CIRARDENINDIAN OAKS CTJAMES CIR DELLVIEW AVEDELLVIEW AVE DELLWOOD STGATEWAY CTVALENTINE CREST RDBRUEBER RYLNBRIARKNOLL CIRDELLWOOD AVE LAMETTI CIR WALDE N PL WEDGEWOODCIRP R I O R A V E INDIAN OAKS CIRCHATHAM CIRLAKEJOHANNAB L V D LAKE JOHANNA BLVD RID G E EDGEWATER AVEFAIRVIEW AVE N FERNWOOD ST SNELLING AVE NSHORELINE LN KATIELN COUNTY ROAD D WSHOR E W O O D DRLAKE LNCOUNTY ROAD E WLAKE J O H A NNABLVDGLEN PAUL AVECLEVELAND AVE N NEW BRIGHTON RDNEW BRIGHTON RD HUDSON RDT H O M D R CLEVELAND AV E N BRIGHTON WAY NEW BRIGHTON RD INTERSTATE 35 W COUNTY ROAD E2 WCOUNTY ROAD E2 W LAKEVIE WCTCHATHAMAVESIEMS CTARDEN PLGLENA RDEN RD OLD HWY 10ARDEN OAKS DR SNELLING AVE NB E T H E L D R OLD HIGHWAY 10 OLD H W Y 1 0VENUS AVEINTERSTATE 35W LAKE VALENTINE RDINTERSTATE 35W ROUND L A KE RDWOLD HIGHWAY 10LAKESHORE PL%&d(%&d(%&h(%&h(INTERSTATE 694INTERSTATE 694?ÖA@)m)mHIGHWAY 10?÷A@?÷A@COUNTY ROAD 96 WCOUNTY ROAD 96 WABELE ST (Private)TODD DR (Private)TODD DR (Private)PRIORAVEN(Private)LISA LN (Private)LISA CT(Private)PRI O R C T (Pr i v a t e )TODD DR (Private)PRIOR AVE N(Private) LEXINGTON AVE NKNOLL DRVISTA CTDAWN CIR ECOLLEENAVEARDENVIEWDRCOUNTY ROAD F WINNOVATION WAY (Private) FERNWOOD ST PLEASANT DRAMBLE DRCOUNTY ROAD 96 WLEXINGTON AVE NLEXINGTON AVE N D R CTBOSTON SCIENTIFIC DR (Private)BETHEL DRBETHEL DRCOUNTY ROAD E WLEXINGTON AVE N BE N T O N W A YAVEINGERSON RDAVE N WOOD RD COUNTY ROAD EHAMLINE AVE N HAMLINE AVE N P rivate KA T I E L N KEITHSON DRAL HILLS DRTony SchmidtRegional Park4897Tony SchmidtRegional Park1411 12Tony SchmidtRegional Park1561352103CommunityGardensLake JosephineLake JohannaValentineLakeRoundLakeKarth LakeSun FishLakeUniversity ofNorthwesternBethelUniversityValentine HillsElementarySchoolMounds ViewHigh School1Ramsey CountyPublic Works/Sherrifs OfficeArden Hills Public WorksElm e r L . A n d e r s e n Me m o r i a l Trail Andersen Memorial Trai l Elmer L.LL.1L.2City of Arden Hills Parks and Trails System01,250FeetÜDate Saved: 12/15/2016 11:28:28 AMDocument Path: P:\GIS_Data\mapdocs\Roadway&Pathway\Pathway\CityParkTrailsSystem_2016.mxdArden Hills ParksRamsey County ParksExisting FootpathExisting SidewalkExisting TrailProposed TrailSTOWE AVELAKE VALENTINE RDRED FOX RDGREY FOX RDINGERSON RDROUND LAKE RD W AMBLE DRSIEMS CT SNELLING AVE N COLLEEN AVEGLEN PAUL AVETILLER LNH A M L I N E VENUS AVETHOM DRARDEN VIEW DRGLENARDEN RD CHATHAM AVEAMBLE RDNOBLE RDGRAMSIE RDARDEN PLGRANT RDOAK AVEEDGEWATER AVEJERROLD AVEDUNLAP ST N HARRIET AVEFLORAL DR WGLENVIEW AVEKARTH LAKE DRGATEWAY BLVDWYNCREST CARLTON DRFOREST LN PRIOR AVE N CUMMINGS PARK DRROYAL LNKATIE LNPINE TREE DR FAIRVIEW AVE N RIDGEWOOD R D CRYSTAL AVEPLEASANT DRARDENOAKSDRVALENTINEAVEBE N T O N W A Y INDIAN OAKS TRLSKILESLNBRIARBECKMAN AVELAMETTI LNMCCRACKEN LN KEITHSON DR ASBURY AVE N NURSERY HILL LNBUSSARD CTDAWN CIR WJAMES AVEJANET CTCANNONGLENHILL RDNORMA AVE A R DENVIEWCTROYKATIE CTGLENARDENCTRIDGEWO O D C T KARTH LAKE CIRGALE CIR MCCLUNG DRWYNCREST LNSANDEEN RDPARKSHORE DREIDE CIRNORTH- WOODS DR NURSERY HILL CTCUMMINGS LNVALENTINE CTINGERSON CTCOLLEEN CTGLENVIEW CTHUNTERS CTSHORELINE LN PASCAL AVE N LAKE LN N CONNEL L YAVETHOM CTAM B L E CIR CHATHAM CT COLL E E N CIR ROLLING HILLS RD ARDEN OAKS CTNORMA CIRINDIAN PLEDGEWATER AVENORMAAV E TILLER LNSNELLING AVE NDUNLAP ST N ARDEN P LSK I L E S L NFAIRVIEW AVE NHAMLINE AVE NGLENHILL RDWYNRIDGEPLEASANT CIRARDENINDIAN OAKS CTJAMES CIR DELLVIEW AVEDELLVIEW AVE DELLWOOD STGATEWAY CTVALENTINE CREST RDBRUEBER RYLNBRIARKNOLL CIRDELLWOOD AVE LAMETTI CIR WALDE N PL WEDGEWOODCIRP R I O R A V E INDIAN OAKS CIRCHATHAM CIRLAKEJOHANNAB L V D LAKE JOHANNA BLVD RID G E EDGEWATER AVEFAIRVIEW AVE N FERNWOOD ST SNELLING AVE NSHORELINE LN KATIELN COUNTY ROAD D WSHOR E W O O D DRLAKE LNCOUNTY ROAD E WLAKE JO H A NNABLVDGLEN PAUL AVECLEVELAND AVE N NEW BRIGHTON RDNEW BRIGHTON RD HUDSON RDT H O M D R CLEVELAND AV E N BRIGHTON WAY NEW BRIGHTON RD INTERSTATE 35 W COUNTY ROAD E2 WCOUNTY ROAD E2 W LAKEVIE WCTCHATHAMAVESIEMS CTARDEN PLGLENA RDEN RD OLD HWY 10ARDEN OAKS DR SNELLING AVE NB E T H E L D R OLD HIGHWAY 10 OLD H W Y 1 0VENUS AVEINTERSTATE 35W LAKE VALENTINE RDINTERSTATE 35W ROUND L A K ERDWOLD HIGHWAY 10LAKESHORE PL%&d(%&d(%&h(%&h(INTERSTATE 694INTERSTATE 694?ÖA@)m)mHIGHWAY 10?÷A@?÷A@COUNTY ROAD 96 WCOUNTY ROAD 96 WABELE ST (Private)TODD DR (Private)TODD DR (Private)PRIORAVEN(Private)LISA LN (Private)LISA CT(Private)PR I O R C T (Pr i v a t e )TODD DR (Private)PRIOR AVE N(Private) LEXINGTON AVE NKNOLL DRVISTA CTDAWN CIR ECOLLEENAVEARDENVIEWDRCOUNTY ROAD F WINNOVATION WAY (Private) FERNWOOD ST PLEASANT DRAMBLE DRCOUNTY ROAD 96 WLEXINGTON AVE NLEXINGTON AVE N DRCTBOSTON SCIENTIFIC DR (Private)BETHEL DRBETHEL DRCOUNTY ROAD E WLEXINGTON AVE N BE N T O N W A YAVEINGERSON RDAVE N WOOD RD COUNTY ROAD EHAMLINE AVE N HAMLINE AVE N P r i v ate KA T I E L N KEITHSON DRAL HILLS DRTony SchmidtRegional Park4897Tony SchmidtRegional Park1411 12Tony SchmidtRegional Park1561352103CommunityGardensLake JosephineLake JohannaValentineLakeRoundLakeKarth LakeSun FishLakeUniversity ofNorthwesternBethelUniversityValentine HillsElementarySchoolMounds ViewHigh School1Ramsey CountyPublic Works/Sherrifs OfficeArden Hills Public WorksElm e r L . A n d e r s e n Me m o r i a l Trai l Andersen Memorial Trai l Elmer L.LL.1L.2City of Arden Hills Parks and Trails System01,250FeetÜDate Saved: 12/15/2016 11:28:28 AMDocument Path: P:\GIS_Data\mapdocs\Roadway&Pathway\Pathway\CityParkTrailsSystem_2016.mxdArden Hills ParksRamsey County ParksExisting FootpathExisting SidewalkExisting TrailProposed Trail3168 Ridgewood Rd 12 OFFICE INFORMATION Office Hours Monday–Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm (unless otherwise indicated) Phone Number 651-792-7800 Mailing Address Arden Hills City Hall 1245 West Highway 96 Arden Hills, MN 55112 Parks & Recreation Mission Statement The Arden Hills Parks & Recreation Department is dedicated to serving the people of Arden Hills by providing a comprehensive, well maintained system of parks, trails, facilities and open spaces, and a balanced, well organized program of affordable recreational activities. Parks & Recreation Staff Joe Vaughan, Recreation Programmer Parks, Trails and Recreation Committee John Van Valkenburg, Committee Chair Jill Anderson, Committee Member Paul Beggin, Committee Member Dan Dietz, Committee Member Terry Finlay, Committee Member Micah Kiernan, Committee Member Marie Hinton, Committee Member Suzanne McGaugh, Committee Member Tim Nelson, Committee Member Harold Petersen, Committee Member Kristine Poelzer, Committee Member Rich Straumann, Committee Member Mayor David Grant, Council Liaison Arden Hills City Hall 1245 West Highway 96 Arden Hills, MN 55112 ECR-WSS PRST STD U.S. Postage PAID Twin Cities, MN Permit No. 3675 RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER Athletic Association Information Baseball Shoreview Area Youth Baseball www.sayb.org Basketball Mounds View Basketball Association www.moundsviewbasketball.com Football Mounds View Youth Football League www.moundsviewyouthfootball.org Hockey Mounds View Hockey Association www.mvhockey.org Soccer North Suburban Soccer Association www.nssasoccer.org Softball Mounds View Softball Association www.mvsafastpitch.org We’re on the Web! www.cityofardenhills.org Follow us on Follow us on Thank you for supporting Arden Hills Parks & Recreation! Active & Completed Classes Start Date Number Title Go Enrolled Reg. Limit 11/01/21 21FY BB02 - Aft er Sc hool Basket ball IL Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 10 12 11/03/21 21FAFC11 - November Foot Care Clinic Foot Care Clinic 6 9 11 11/03/21 21FY SS02 - Aft er Sc hool Soc c er IL Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 8 12 11/04/21 21FAAY C00E - Walk in Y oga November 4 Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 11/11/21 21FAAY C00F - Walk in Y oga November 11 Drop In Y oga Classes 8 2 30 11/18/21 21FAAY C00G - Walk in Y oga November 18 Drop In Y oga Classes 8 2 30 12/01/21 21WAFC12 - Dec ember Foot Care Clinic Foot Care Clinic 6 11 11 12/02/21 21FAAY C00H - Walk in Y oga Dec ember 2 Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 12/09/21 21FAAY C00I - Walk in Y oga Dec ember 9 Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 12/16/21 21FAAY C00J - Walk in Y oga Dec ember 16 Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 12/25/21 21WY LS00 - Let t ers From Sant a Let t er From Sant a 6 8 50 12/27/21 21WY IC00 - Session 1: Ic e Skat ing Clinic Ages 4-6 Ic e/ Hoc key Skat ing Lessons 6 6 12 12/27/21 21WY IC01 - Session 2: Ic e Skat ing Clinic Ages 7 &Ic e/ Hoc key Skat ing Lessons 6 0 0 12/27/21 21WY IC02 - Session 3: Ic e Skat ing Clinic Ages 4-6 Ic e/ Hoc key Skat ing Lessons 6 0 0 01/04/22 21WY VC00 - Y out h Girls Volleyball Camp Grades 4-5 Volleyball Camp 6 11 12 01/04/22 21WY VC01 - Y out h Girls Volleyball Camp Grades 6-8 Volleyball Camp 6 5 12 01/04/22 22WY DA00 - Hop N T ot s Creat ive Danc e wit h T ap Danc e Programs 5 7 15 01/04/22 22WY DA01 - Creat ive Danc e wit h T ap Danc e Programs 5 10 15 01/04/22 22WY DA02 - T ap, Jazz and Ballet Danc e Programs 5 4 15 01/05/22 22WAFC01 - January Foot Care Clinic Foot Care Clinic 6 11 11 01/05/22 22WAT C00 - T ai Chi Basic T ai Chi Class 8 0 0 01/06/22 22WAAY 00 - Y oga for all Levels Session 1 Y oga for all Levels 5 8 12 01/06/22 22WAAY 01 - Y oga for all Levels Session 2 Y oga for all Levels 5 4 12 01/06/22 22WAAY C00 - January 6 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 0 30 01/08/22 22WAAY 02 - Y oga for all Levels Session 3 Y oga for all Levels 5 4 12 01/08/22 22WAAY C01 - January 8 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 3 30 01/08/22 22WY IL00 - Beginner Ic e Skat ing Lessons Ic e/ Hoc key Skat ing Lessons 6 11 12 01/12/22 22WAFP00 - Ramsey Count y Sheriff: Fraud Prevent ion Crime Prevent ion Present at ions 6 4 25 01/13/22 22WAAY C02 - January 13 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 2 30 01/14/22 22WY FC00 - Minnesot a Fenc ing Camp Session 1 Minnesot a Fenc ing Camp 6 9 20 01/15/22 22WAAY C03 - January 15 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 2 30 01/20/22 22WAAY C04 - January 20 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 01/22/22 22WAAY C05 - January 22 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 4 30 01/27/22 22WAAY C06 - January 27 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 01/28/22 22WY FT 00 - Splat ball Field T rip Fant ast ic Friday Field T rips 8 7 7 01/29/22 22WAAY C07 - January 29 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 2 30 02/02/22 22WAFC02 - February Foot Care Clinic Foot Care Clinic 6 12 11 02/03/22 22WAAY C08 - February 3 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 02/05/22 22WAAY C09 - February 5 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 2 30 02/10/22 22WAAY C10 - February 10 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 02/12/22 22WAAY C11 - February 12 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 3 30 02/17/22 22WAAY C12 - February 17 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 02/17/22 22WAHS00 - Ramsey Count y Sheriff: Home Sec urit y Crime Prevent ion Present at ions 6 9 25 02/19/22 22WAAY C13 - February 19 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 02/24/22 22WAAY C14 - February 24 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 02/25/22 22WY FC01 - Minnesot a Fenc ing Camp Session 2 Minnesot a Fenc ing Camp 6 11 20 02/26/22 22WAAY C15 - February 26 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 03/02/22 22PAFC03 - Marc h Foot Care Clinic Foot Care Clinic 6 12 11 03/03/22 22PAAY 00 - Marc h 3 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 03/03/22 22PAY C00 - Spring Y oga Session 1 Y oga for all Levels 5 5 10 03/03/22 22PAY C01 - Spring Y oga Session 2 Y oga for all Levels 5 2 0 10/12/2022 1 Attachment B 03/05/22 22PAAY 01 - Marc h 5 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 03/05/22 22PAY C02 - Spring Y oga Session 3 Y oga for all Levels 5 3 10 03/10/22 22PAAY 02 - Marc h 10 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 03/12/22 22PAAY 03 - Marc h 12 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 0 30 03/17/22 22PAAY 04 - Marc h 17 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 1 30 03/19/22 22PAAY 05 - Marc h 19 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 0 30 03/21/22 22WY T G01 - Aft er Sc hool T GA Golf Session 2 IL Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 2 0 03/22/22 22WAAD03 - 4 Hour AARP Driver Safet y Course AARP Driver Safet y Programs 6 12 12 03/24/22 22PAAY 06 - Marc h 24 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 2 30 03/26/22 22PAAY 07 - Marc h 26 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 3 30 03/31/22 22PAAY 08 - Marc h 31 Drop In Y oga Drop In Y oga Classes 8 2 30 260 Active & Completed Classes Start Date Number Title Go Enrolled Reg. Limit 10/12/2022 2 Cancelled Classes Program Start Date End Date Number Title Go Enrolled Reg. Limit Parks & Rec reat ion Adult 11/16/21 11/16/21 21FAAD03 - 4 Hours AARP Driver Safet y Program AARP Driver Safet y Programs 6 0 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 12/11/21 12/11/21 21WY GH00 - Gingerbread House Making Holiday Gift Making 6 3 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 12/11/21 12/11/21 21WY GH01 - Holiday Gift Making Holiday Gift Making 6 1 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Adult 01/04/22 01/04/22 22WAAD01 - 4 Hour AARP Driver Safet y Program AARP Driver Safet y Programs 6 0 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 01/05/22 02/09/22 22WY SC01- Aft er Sc hool Soc c er Session 1 IL Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 3 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 01/08/22 01/29/22 22WY IL01 - Adv. Beginner Ic e Skat ing Lessons Ic e/ Hoc key Skat ing Lessons 6 0 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Adult 01/15/22 01/15/22 22WACP00 - Cheers Pablo Wint er Paint ing Event Cheers Pablo Paint ing 10 0 25 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 01/18/22 02/22/22 22WY BB00 - Before Sc hool Basket ball VH Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 2 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 01/19/22 02/23/22 22WY FF00 - Before Sc hool Foot ball VH Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 3 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 01/20/22 03/03/22 22WY LC00 - Before Sc hool Lac rosse VH Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 5 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 01/24/22 03/07/22 22WY SC00 - Before Sc hool Soc c er VH Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 3 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 01/24/22 03/07/22 22WY T G00 - Aft er Sc hool T GA Golf Session 1 IL Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 3 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 02/06/22 02/06/22 Presc hool Soc c er / T -ball Mini Camp 6 0 15 Parks & Rec reat ion Adult 02/07/22 02/09/22 22WAAD00 - 8 Hour AARP Driver Safet y Program AARP Driver Safet y Programs 6 1 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Adult 02/15/22 02/15/22 22WAAD02 - 4 Hour AARP Driver Safet y Program AARP Driver Safet y Programs 6 6 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 02/16/22 03/30/22 22WY SC02 - Aft er Sc hool Soc c er IL Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 2 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 03/08/22 04/26/22 22PY SS00 - Aft er Sc hool Soc c er VH Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 0 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 03/23/22 04/27/22 22PY BB00 - Aft er Sc hool Basket ball VH Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 0 0 Parks & Rec reat ion Y out h 03/24/22 04/21/22 22PY BL00 - Aft er Sc hool Baseball VH Before and Aft er Sc hool Classes 6 0 0 Enrolled Total 32 10/12/2022 1 $WWDFKPHQW& Page 1 of 1 AGENDA ITEM – 1F MEMORANDUM DATE: TO: FROM: October 17, 2022 Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers Dave Perrault, City Administrator SUBJECT: Council Tracker Update Budgeted Amount: Actual Amount: Funding Source: N/A N/A N/A Council Should Consider The Council should provide further direction on items presented on the Council Request Tracker. Background City Council will receive a verbal update on items the Council has previously directed staff to research and/or bring forward. Discussion N/A Budget Impact N/A Attachments N/A