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2015-08-05 P & R Packet
CITY OF CENTERVILLE PARKS & RECREATION AGENDA Wednesday, August 5, 2015—6:30 p.m. I. CALL TO ORDER 1. Roll Call II. SET AGENDA III. APPEARANCES IV. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES 1. Parks & Recreation Committee Minutes of July S,2015 V. COMMITTEE BUSINESS 1. Ms. Karen Blaska,Anoka County Park Planner(Bunker—Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Master Plan) 2. Purchase Popcorn Machine 3. Short/Long Term Planning 4. Playground (Rubberized& Woodchips) 5. Blue Bird Houses 6. Basketball Court Markings 7. 2016 Fete des Lacs 8. Dead/Damaged Trees 9. Review of Music in the Park VI. UPDATES 1. Council Updates—Council Member Steve King 2. Paul Palzer, Electrical Improvements—LaMotte Park On-Going Items VII. ACTION ITEMS) REVIEW VIII. ADJOURNMENT *REMINDERS** Planning& Zoning Commission Meeting—August 4, 2015, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers) Parks &Recreation Committee Meeting—August 5, 2015, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers) Karen Blaska, Anoka County (Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Master Plan Presentation) City Council Meeting— August 12, 2015, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers) City Council Meeting— August 26, 2015, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers) USE OF PARK(S) Out Run Homelessness, 5, 8K's & Kids Run/Walk—September 19, 2015 (Around Centerville Lake and Out and Back) CHS Diamond in the Rough 5K& l OK Run/Walk— September 26, 2015 (Around Centerville Lake and Out and Back) Centennial Flag Football—LaMotte Park Fields 1, 2 & 11 —August 1 —October 30, 2015 (Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays from 5:00 p.m. —Sunset & 8:00 a.m. —2:00 p.m. Centennial Soccer—Acorn Creek Park Field 1 —April 1 —October 30, 2015 (5:00 p.m.— Sunset) Centennial Soccer—LaMotte Park, Fields 1, 2 & 11 —August 1 —October 30, 2015 (Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays from 5:00 p.m. —Sunset Wedding—Hidden Spring Park—August 8, 2015 (12:00 p.m. (Noon)—6:00 p.m.) PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE Wednesday,July 8, 2015—6:30 p.m. Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the Parks & Recreation Committee of the City of Centerville held a scheduled meeting on July 8, 2015 in Administrative Offices of City Hall. Present: Chairperson Jon Grahek Committee Member Kevin Amundsen Committee Member Brian Peterson On Committee Member Suzanne Seeley Absent: Vice Chairperson Kevin Waeghe Committee Member Chris Bettinger Committee Member Charles Reinhardt Council Member, Steve King Public Works Director, Paul Palzer City Administrator, Mike Ericson I. CALL TO ORDER Chairperson Grahek called the July 8, 2015 Meeting of the Parks & Recreation Committee to order at 6:40 p.m. in the Administrative Offices of City Hall. Roll Call—see above H. SET AGENDA Motion was made by Committee Member Amundsen, seconded by Committee Member Seeley to amend the agenda by addine Mr. Pat Branch under appearances, #9 Issues with lakeshore at Trailside Park & #10 Upgrades to audio equipment. All in favor. Motion carried. III. APPEARANCES Mr. Pat Branch—Festival of the Lakes (Fete de Lacs) and Out Run Homelessness Runs Race Coordinator Mr. Branch provided updated information for the Festival of the Lakes 8K, 5K and Kids Runs at Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park scheduled for July 25, 2015. The Kids runs are free with pre-registration or $5.00 the day of the event. Mr. Branch has found an official who will certify the 5K run; the 8K had been previously certified. Committee Member Amundsen will be helping at a water station; Committee Member Reinhardt will be helping with registration and City Administrator Ericson has been asked to help also. Additional volunteers are still needed. City of Centerville Parks&Recreation Meeting Minutes July 8,2015 Mr. Branch suggested the runners should be handed a bottle of water at the finish line. WiseGuys will be providing pizza and it was suggested to purchase watermelon for the participants. There will be Free Comfort Yoga at 3:00 p.m. at Hidden Spring Park which will be a part of the day's events. Mr. Branch notified the Committee Members that he will be stepping down as coordinator after the 2015 events. A new volunteer coordinator needs to be found or possibly hire a coordinator. He suggested Mr. Randy Fulton and suggested that Mr. Fulton should be invited to a P & R meeting in the fall to see if he might be interested in coordinating this event in 2016. Mr. Branch provided brochures to the committee members for distribution IV. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES Motion was made by Committee Member Seeley, seconded by Committee Member Grahek to approve the June 3,2015 as written. All in favor. Motion carried. V. COMMITTEE BUSINESS 1. Popcorn Machine Purchase- TABLED No update; request this item be placed on the agenda for the August meeting. 2. Short/Long Term Planning- TABLED Discussed some possible additions to the 5 year Park Improvement Projects: a. Arborist for City Parks b. Upgrade landscaping c. Shoreline restoration for Hidden Springs Park&Trailside Park d. Professional tree trimming for Hidden Springs & other parks e. Sledding Hill f. Upgrade audio equipment g. Remodel or replace Warming House h. Facelift for Cornerstone (fountain) Request this item be placed on the agenda for the August meeting 3. Playground Areas—Replacement with woodchips or rubber—TABLED Two proposals have been received to date. Request this item be placed on the agenda for the August meeting & notify Mr. Palzer in advance that this item will be discussed in August. 4. Electrical Improvements—LaMotte Park—TABLED Page 2of5 City of Centerville Parks&Recreation Meeting Minutes July 8,2015 Request this item be placed on the agenda for the August meeting. This issue is before the Council at this time(July 8, 2015). 5. Blue Bird Houses—TABLED No update—Request this item be placed on the agenda for the August meeting. 6. Sledding Hill This item was placed before Council at their regularly scheduled meeting of June 10, 2015. Council tabled the item until such time as quotes were received for the request to relocate the existing dirt pile. This item is currently on hold due the fact that the Committee learned that some of the dirt had been removed to be used elsewhere. 7. Park Facility Permit Application Request Motion was made by Committee Member Peterson, seconded by Committee Member Grahek to recommend to the City Council to approve the use of Hidden Spring Park on August 8, 2015 from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. for a wedding ceremony. All in favor. Motion carried. 8. Park Dedication Fees The City received $3,806 for Park Dedication Fees and the P & R Committee would like to have that amount added to their budget for future projects. 9. Lakeshore Issues at Trailside Park There is severe erosion on the lakeshore due to removal of trees. The Committee discussed possible solutions to correct this problem, if any grants might be available, checking into obtaining DNR permission and if the Water Ski Club could help with this problem. 10. Upgrades to Audio Equipment Mr. Tom Lee, Organizer of Music in the Park, suggested to the Committee to consider some upgrades to the audio equipment. Motion was made by Committee Member Grahek, seconded by Committee Member Seeley to purchase needed upgrades to the P & R audio equipment, not to exceed$500. All in favor. Motion carried. 11. Basketball Court Line Markings -TABLED Page 3 of 5 City of Centerville Parks&Recreation Meeting Minutes July 8,2015 Discussion ensued regarding free-throw and out-of-bounds markings, appropriate court markings and similar court markings in adjacent communities. Request this item be placed on the August agenda. VI. UPDATES 1. Council Updates—Council Member Steve King There was no update due to Council Member Steve King's attendance of the Council meeting. 2. P& R Projects Completed- Basketball Hoop,Hockey Rink Backstop Fencing & Drinking Fountain. There was no update due to Mr. Paul Palzer's attendance of the Council meeting. VII. OTHER Portable Toilets @ Festival of the Lakes - There were no updates regarding the request for the Festival of the Lakes regarding the number and location of portable toilets or date change. VIII. ACTION ITEMS REVIEW— Items that have been completed will be removed; some are still open and additional items discussed at this meeting will be added. A revised Action Item List, as of the August 5, 2015 meeting will be included with the minutes to be approved. Items that have been completed as of July 8, 2015 will be removed: • These include item numbers: 14-023, 14-024, 15-01 a, 15-01 b; 15-01c, 15-01f, 15-011, 15-014, 15-016, 15-017, 15-018 Corrections/Revisions: 14-001: add Send photos of projects with letter for donations, under Items & change date from July to August 14-025: change open to ongoing Items to be added are: 15-020: Promotion for Music in the Park - Request to place flyers in Anoka County Park (Wargo, Campground & Beach) for 2016 15-021: Promotion for Music in the Park -Distribution of flyers in Anoka Country Park (Wargo, Campground & Beach) & Centerville Parks, Chomonix Golf Course & Chauncey Barrett Senior Living for 2016 15-022: South side of Rink- Door to Warming house should be replaced 15-023: Replace faded trail map sign next to maintenance garage/P.P./ASAP/OPEN Page 4of5 City of Centerville Parks&Recreation Meeting Minutes July 8,2015 15-024: Replace burned out light in Pavilion in Hidden Springs; check on photo sensor as light is always on 15-025: Request staff to add Music in the Park & Fete de Lacs activities to the exterior sign and also website 15-026: Invite Randy Fulton to attend a meeting in the fall (Sept, Oct., Nov.); obtain information from Pat Branch Items that are priority items and need to be done ASAP are item numbers: NONE Change dates to Ongoing: NONE IX. ADJOURNMENT Motion was made by Committee Member Amundsen, seconded by Committee Member Grahek to adiourn the meeting at 8:38 p.m. All in favor. Motion carried. Submitted by: Linda Neudecker, Secretary Page 5 of 5 ACTION ITEMS PARKS RECREATION Assigned # Item Person Date Status Kiosk - Cornerstone Park - Create Inserts for Kevin 12-013a Kiosk -Need to Update&Replace Inserts Waeghe On-Going Open Kiosk @ Cornerstone Park- Remove All Outdated Materials & Replace Seasonal Programs/Events -Need to Update & 12-013b Replace Inserts Kevin Waeghe On-Going Open Plan to Address Signage for Indian Mound- Belongs to Anoka County, is 4,000-5,000 years old(Check w/MN Archeologist Austin Jenkins more info., i.e. tribe) &dollars S. Seeley/M. 13-028 available from Legacy Funding Ericson On-Going Open Plan for Parks Irrigation- See Improvement 13-029 1 Projects P &R On-Going Open Send request to these organizations for donation of funds(Dead Broke, Centennial Youth Hockey, Centennial Youth Football Boosters, Shake Your Shamrock/Front Runner& Centerville Lions Club) to be used 14-001 for future projects - send photos of projects J. Grahek August Open K. Amundsen/Sta 14-016 1 Park Use Application Forms - Uniformity ff On-Going Open Estimate of Cost- Electrical Services at 14-020 LaMotte Pavilion- Waiting on bids P. Palzer On-Going ASAP Promotion for Music in the Park- June &July- 14-025 Distribution of Flyers @ Water Ski Shows P &R 2015 Ongoing East Side of Rink- Broken Screw(s) 15-01 d embedded in exterior side of boards P. Palzer Summer Open Warming House- Replace Incandescent and 15-Ole CFL Lights w/LED Lights P. Palzer Summer Open Warming House to Rink - Add Additional 15-01 g Rubber Mats P. Palzer Summer Open Check w/North Metro TV regarding covering future events such as the 5K& 8K Runs, Music in the Park, etc. - Do a Follow- Up & Send List of Upcoming Events to 15-010 NMTV - Heidi Arnson K. Waeghe ASAP Open 15-12 1 Plaque for Lions Bench& LaMotte Park I J. Grahek JASAP lopen Following July 8, 2015 Meeting Page 1 ACTION ITEMS PARKS RECREATION 15-013 Purchase of Popcorn Machine C. Bettinger ASAP Open 15-015 Evaluate Playground Fall Zone Material Add Review of Music in the Park to August 15-019 Agenda T. Bender Open Promotion for Music in the Park - Request WHEN to Place Flyers in Anoka County Park FLYERS ARE 15-020 (Wargo, Campground& Beach) for 2016 T. Bender AVAILABLE Promotion for Music in the Park - Distribution of Flyers in Anoka County Park (Wargo, Campground & Beach) & WHEN Centerville Parks, Chomonix Golf Course & FLYERS ARE 15-021 Chauncey Barrett Sr. Living T. Bender AVAILABLE South Side of Rink- Door to Warming 15-022 House Should be Replaced Replace Faded Trail Map Sign Next to 15-023 Maintenance Garage P. Pazler ASAP Open Replace Burned Out Light in Pavilion in Hidden Springs; Check on Photo Sensor as 15-024 Light is Always On Request Staff to Add Music in the Park& Fete des Lacs Activities to Exterior Sign & 15-025 lWebsite T. Bender COMPLETED Invite Randy Fulton to Attend a Meeting in the Fall (Sept., Oct. or Nov.); Obtain 15-026 Information from Patrick Branch Following July 8, 2015 Meeting Page 2 PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS 5 YEAR PLAN ESTIMATED TARGET YEAR PROJECT LOCATION FUNDS RESERVED COST COMMENTS 2015 Irrigation Hidden Spring Park NO 2015 Irrigation Acorn Creek Park NO 2015 Irrigation Corner Stone Park NO 2015 Irrigation McBride Park NO 2015 Drinking Fountain Acorn Creek Park NO 9,500 2015 Drinking Fountain McBride Park NO 2015 Electrical Im rovem Laurie LaMotte Park NO 7-8-15 - on City Council Agenda COMPLETED PROJECTS June, 2015 jDrinking Fountain Laurie LaMotte Park NO lattached to Warming House June, 2015 113asketball Court Laurie LaMotte Park YES Hockey Rink July, 2014 Park Benches 2 @ Trailside Park along trail Park Benches 1 @ Eagle Park by Tennis Court Park Benches 1 @ LaMotte Park by Volleyball Court Park Benches 1 1 @ Lamotte Park by Playground Sept., 2013 JVolleyball Court -LaMotte Park Other Suggestions 7-8-15 mtg a. Arborist for City Parks b. Upgrade landscaping c. Shoreline restoration for Hidden Springs Park&Trailside Park d. Professional tree trimming for Hidden Springs & other parks e. Sledding Hill f. Upgrade audio equipment as of 7-8-15 PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS 5 YEAR PLAN g. Remodel or replace Warming House h. Facelift for Cornerstone (fountain) as of 7-8-15 June 30, 2015 Financials YEAR TO Parks REVENUE June DATE TOTALS BUDGET DIFFERENCE R 101-45201-34780 Recreation Fees $ $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 R 101-45201-34781 8K Run $ $0.00 $3,000.00 $3,000.00 R 101-45201-36200 Misc. Revenues $ $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS $ $0.00 $3,000.00 $3,000.00 Parks/Rec.Committee EXPENSES June Minute taker E 101-45200-100 Wages and Salaries(GEN EF; $ 60.00 $216.00 $1,00000 $784.00 E 101-45200-122 FICA $ 459 $16.52 $100.00 $83.48 E 101-45200-438 Meeting Per Diem $ - $36000 $1,80000 $1,440.00 EXPENSES $ 64.59 $592.52 $2,900.00 $2,307.48 Parks/Rec Programs EXPENSES YEAR TO June DATE TOTALS BUDGET DIFFERENCE WanningHouse Attendants E 101-45201-100 Wages and Salaries(GENEF $ $2,622.26 $3,000.00 $377.74 E 101-45201-122 FICA $ $200.61 $200.00 ($0.61) E 101-45201-151 Workers Comp Insurance Pr $ $68.49 $30000 $231.51 E 101-45201-370 Park Programs/Movies in Par $ - $707.50 $2,350.00 $1,642.50 E 101-45201-371 Music in the Park/AscAP $ 1,400.00 $2,035.00 $2,200.00 $165.00 E 101-45201-373 8k Run/Walk $ - $000 $2,300.00 $2,300.00 E 101-45201-374 Park and Rec Reserve $ $0.00 $1,03900 $1,03900 E 101-45201-428 ACH Charges(on line fees) $ $0.00 $0.00 $000 E 101-45202-430 Mlsc -Basketball hoops&posts $5,453.78 $000 EXPENSES $1,400.00 $11,087.64 $11,389.00 5,755.14 TOTAL EXPENSES $1,400.00 $11,680.16 14,289.00 $8,062.62 Please note: R 402-45000-44 791 Park Dedication fees $ 3,806.00 $ 3,806.00 n/a (Lake Area Utilities) Teresa Bender From: Karen Blaska <Karen.Blaska@co.anoka.mn.us> Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2015 10:59 AM To: Teresa Bender Subject: August 5th Park& Rec Committee Meeting Hi Teresa. Who should I contact about getting on the August 5th Park& Recreation Committee meeting agenda? I'd like to present the Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Master Plan and give them an opportunity to comment on it. Let me know. Thank you. Karen Karen Blaska Park Planner I Anoka County Parks and Recreation 0: 763-767-2865 1 C: 612-845-8391 Anoka County PARKS & RECREATION NOTICE: Unless restricted by law, email correspondence to and from Anoka County government offices may be public data subject to the Minnesota Data Practices Act and/or may be disclosed to third parties. This email has been scanned by the Symantec Email Security.cloud service. For more information please visit http://www.sManteccloud.com 1 AW AIVWall � Ma An I �" a =t:.`. �• r a 6 U N K EMAY, Owd R.aar_ e ,rs, rv . . : aCHAI N N F LAKE y� sitp�-�, y M �i, 4 NOW,: m" 44 RE I NA.......... L TRAIL z 1 ..^ �, '- ,1.�•- ''s"�a-' +kms � �` g ....=rt >.,�•- �7�'� _, u�. .:ffi;�:a� 75' .�'fi 4. M. .. .L MA TER P L .01 W, AN — ` `T k.. t L� i :.- �4 � - - - ,.t 643V i +_�-n�'•a dULYy2015 �.. �k F s y :-L•y VS TABLE OF • Contents Acknowledgements 1 Boundaries &Acquisition Costs 2 Demand Forecast 8 Development Concept q Conflicts 13 Public Services 15 Operations 16 Public Engagement and Participation 17 Public Awareness 18 Accessibility 20 Appendix 22 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Acknowledgements ANOKA COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Rhonda Sivarajah,Chair Julie Braastad Mike Gamache Matt Look Jim Kordiak Scott Schulte Robyn West ANOKA COUNTY PARKS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE Commissioner Jim Kordiak,Chair Commissioner Mike Gamache Commissioner Scott Schulte CITY OF BLAINE CITY OF CENTERVILLE CITY OF LINO LAKES METROPOLITAN COUNCIL ANOKA COUNTY PARKS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION John VonDeLinde,Division Manager ANOKA COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Jeff Perry,Planning and Resources Manager Karen Blaska,Park Planner Page 1 BOUNDARIES & ACQUISITION COSTS Boundaries _ _ - - -- ----^ - -_- Costs � The proposed 14.5 mile long Bunker - Chain of Lakes \ Regional Trail corridor is located in the south east l �" ,~M --- —` quadrant o[the County and traverses through the Cities of Blaine, Lino Lakes and Centerville. The nnU connects � regional facilities such as, Bunker Hills Regional Park, theCOLUMBUS RAMSEY MOOVER HAM LAKE � )nhuovU\e Anoka County Library, East Anoka County Regional Trail,Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve and CbonnouixGolf Course,asshown ioFigures 1&2. The trail provides connections to Blaine Senior High ~a~a ��� ? BLAINE School, Centennial Middle School and Blue Bonou r— Elementary School. The trail connects to several local PAM parks, such as, Moudowbrnok Park, Pioneer Puck the Lakes Athletic Complex,Lakeside Commons Park,and East Lake Park iuthe City ofBlaine,K4acshauPark iothe City uf ��:������� ^�~^ ~~~ Lino Lakes and Laurie LaMouoMemorial Park inthe City Proposed Bunker'Chain mLakes Regional nao mwm'mntext of Centerville. Figure � RRHILLS Uj 14 CENTRAL ANOKA 90UM REGIONAL TRAIL RICE CR C 14 50, BLAINE Legend IN OF EXISTING BUNKER CHA LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL .......PROPOSED BUNKER CRAIN '502 EXISTING 11 GI-TRAIL 4 LINO LAKES ....PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL U. 34 0 EXISTING CITY TRAIL ICE E NORTH z cdo PROPOSED CITY TRAIL GIO TRAIL REGIONAL PARK.REGIONAL — 'OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL CI?CLJE PINgs &NOKA ~~~--`'^------~TRAIL CORRIDOR `r - CITY PARK nxu,m o oo 1 u o * ~\ WATER Mile" w Figure PnopooadBunher-ChainofLmhmoRmgiona|Trai| City Context Page BOUNDARIES • • COSTS The trail is proposed to be an eight to ten foot wide paved trail. Working west to east,as shown in Figure 3, Exhibit A, the existing trail leaves Bunker Hills Regional Park from the south east corner of the park,just north of Blaine High School. It crosses to the south side of Bengal Drive and heads east as an eight foot wide striped on-road bicycle lane. At Jefferson Street the trail changes to a ten foot wide grade separated paved trail behind the curb and travels south on the west side of the street. At the intersection of Jefferson Street and CSAH 14/Main Street,the trail crosses at the signalized intersection to the south side of CSAH 14/Main Street and travels east,crossing over Highway 65 and currently ending at Aberdeen Street. From Aberdeen Street,the proposed trail is to be a ten foot wide grade separated paved trail that follows on the south side of CSAH 14/Main Street to Cloud Drive. 14 Legend E EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF I LAKES REGIONALTRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF ����LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL SCHOOL r ASSISTED LIVING FACIUTY Ky © LIBRARY EXISTING REGIONALTRAIL 5 •PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL r, EXISTING CITY TRAIL --��- PROPOSED CITY TRAIL _ ROADWAY REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL TRAILCORRIDOR �r: CITY PARK WATER . Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Figure 3 Exhibit A At Cloud Drive, as shown in Figure 4, Exhibit B, the trail travels south on the west side of the road to approximately West Lake Boulevard. Near that intersection,the trail then travels east,through The Lakes residential development and along the man-made lake with connections to Lakeside Commons and East Lake Parks. The trail is complete through the section of Cloud Drive and East Lake Park. Just east of East Lake Park, the ten foot wide paved trail is proposed to travel east through a future development to CSAH Page 3 BOUNDARIES • • COSTS 17/Lexington Avenue. The County will work closely with the City of Blaine to ensure that trail easements are acquired and the trail is constructed as development occurs. *.T14 A3' Legend 1 7 EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF q LAKES REGIONALTRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL y - --PROPOSED REGIONALTRAIL Y SCHOOL ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY ROADWAY EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CITY TRAIL CRY PARK -REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL TRAIL CORRIDOR WATER Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Figure 4 Exhibit B At CSAH 17,the trail connects to an existing ten foot wide portion of the East Anoka County Regional Trail and travels south on the west side of the road to 109th Avenue. At the signalized intersection at 109th and Lexington Avenues,the trail follows on the south side of 1091h to Pheasant Ridge Drive where it currently ends. From there, as shown in Figure 5, Exhibit C,the 10 foot wide trail is proposed to follow on the south side of 109t"from Pheasant Ridge Drive east to County Road 53/Sunset Avenue. At Sunset Avenue,the trail is proposed to cross over Interstate 35W south to Elm Street. From Sunset and Elm,the existing trail travels on the south side of the street east to 4th Avenue. At 4th Avenue, the trail crosses to the north side of the street and continues on to CSAH 23/Lake Drive. At the signalized intersection of CSAH 23/Lake Drive,the trail crosses east to Marshan Park. It travels through Marshan Park Page 4 BOUNDARIES • • COSTS 17 a �a OR 4 L*p*nd EXISTING BUNKE R-CHAIN OF LAKE S RE GIONALTRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAM S RE GIONALTRAL caw T EXISTING RE GI ONAL TRA L 5 3 PROPOSED REGIONALTRAIL SCHOOL EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CITYTRAIL ROADWAY REGION AL PARK RE GIONALTRAL CORRIDOR CT PARK 0.6 0.8 WATER Miss Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Figure 5 Exhibit C and heads south to Aqua Lane east of a townhome development. At Aqua Lane,the trail travels east through Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve and connects to Rice Creek North Regional Trail, Chomonix Golf Course,Centerville Beach,and the public boat access on Centerville Lake. From there the trail travels south and east around Centerville Lake to the City of Centerville's Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park. The trail then travels north along LaMotte Drive to Heritage Street. Just prior to CSAH 21/Centerville Road,the trail travels north and terminates at CSAH 14/Main Street and the Central Anoka County Regional Trail, as shown in Figures 6&7,Exhibits D&E. This section of trail is currently complete. The portion of the trail from the Rice Creek North Regional Trail intersection east is designated in the Metropolitan Council's 2040 Transportation Policy Plan as a Tier 2 alignment on the Regional Bicycle Transportation Network. This designation gives it a regional level of importance to serve regional transportation travel by bicycle and will be appropriately emphasized in regional planning and investment decisions for transportation. Page 5 BOUNDARIES • • COSTS - = lowv . iE I i CentarvlNa Legend , EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN ....OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL --PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL Pteshanw EXISTING PARK TRAIL Lake EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CITY TRAIL ROADWAY REGIONAL PARK,REGIONAL TRAIL CORRIDOR , CITY PARK ¢ WATER Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Figure 6 Exhibit D Lake Legend r EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL • i LaM PROPOSED BUNKER-CH AIN1 M OF LIKES REGIONALTRAILx EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL f �, ••PROPOSED REGIONALTRAIL EXISTING PARK TRAIL SCHOOL EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CITY TRAIL ROADWAY REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL _ w� TRAILCORRIDOR L CITY PARK WATER Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Figure 7 Exhibit E Page 6 BOUNDARIES • • COSTS Since 11.5 miles of the 14.5 mile trail currently exist, the County is proposing to construct the remaining segments of trail as the county roadways are reconstructed and expanded or as development occurs. Right of way acquisition for the proposed trail segments is anticipated to possibly affect 40 parcels. A list of potentially affected parcels is in the Appendix. Acquisition is based on the trail being installed within a typical 120 foot wide county road right of way and is estimated to be $645,000 based on the 2016 assessed valuation. Once this Master Plan is approved,the County will work closely with the cities and the County Highway Department, so that when development plans or reconstruction plans move forward dedicated right of way or easements for the trail are provided for in those plans. This should keep acquisition costs to a minimum. Market rate appraisals have not been conducted to date, but will be conducted prior to any acquisition or funding request to the Metropolitan Council. There are several active MPCA contamination sites within 500 feet of the trail corridor,but these sites are not anticipated to impact the trail or require additional funds for remediation. More information on site locations and descriptions can be found in the Appendix. Page 7 FORECAST Demand Forecast Regional parks and trails have been increasing in popularity and as the population grows the need for additional recreation resources and amenities grow as well. The population in the communities surrounding the corridor is anticipated to grow steadily,as is Anoka County,as shown in the Population Forecast table. Population Forecast' YEAR BLAINE • LAKES CENTERVILLE ANOKACOUNTY 2010 57,186 20,216 3,792 330,844 2040 86,000 29,000 4,200 426,080 According to the Metropolitan Council Regional Forecast to 2040,the metro regional area is anticipated to grow by 22%between 2010 and 2040. By 2040,seniors are expected to comprise of 20%of the population and people of color will comprise 40%. As the population increases,diversifies,and ages,demand for easily accessible outdoor recreation opportunities and open space increases. The outdoor recreational use patterns in the metropolitan area have also been growing steadily. Recreational visits to Anoka County regional trails have increased from 504,000 in 2008 to just over 958,000 in 2013.2 In addition,according to the 2014 Outdoor Participation Report by the Outdoor Foundation, in 2014,there was a net gain of 700,000 outdoor participants from 2013. Running,jogging and trail running was the most popular outdoor activity with more than 57 million participants and over half of the total 143 million Americans that participated in outdoor activities also walked. With the population growth expected and the increase in recreational visits to regional parks and trails,the demand for additional facilities will only increase. ' Metropolitan Council,Thrive MSP 2040 Forecasts,Adopted May 28,2014 2 Annual Use Estimate of the Metropolitan Regional Parks System for 2008&2013,Metropolitan Council Page 8 DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT Development Concept The Anoka County's parks and trails system provides outdoor recreation opportunities in the northern metropolitan area and the Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail has been identified in the County's 1996 20/20 Vision Plan and the Comprehensive System Plan for the Parks and Recreation Department,which was adopted by the County Board of Commissioners in 2006. The development concept is to provide a 10 foot wide paved trail that provides a critical link between the Bunker Hills Regional Park and the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve. The trail links the cities of Blaine, Lino Lakes and Centerville and it connects to the East Anoka County and Rice Creek North Regional Trails. In addition, the trail connects to the Central Anoka County Regional Trail which then connects to the Washington County Regional Trail system. The trail provides links to several schools, such as Blaine High School, Roosevelt Middle School, Johnsville and Northpoint Elementary Schools in the City of Blaine and the Centennial Middle and Blue Heron Elementary schools in the City of Lino Lakes. The trail also connect to two assisted living facilities,one in the LE.NTRALANOKACO NTY 5z --_'_z, COLUMBUS Lfiilt-�� ,HAM LAKE v HILLS PARK i. Pion�w,Park 52Y 1a TRAIL RICE CREEK I E CHAIN OF tic i Park 14 Al 12 i Legend AIME 17 EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF �. ERVILL! LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL TO PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN WASHINGTON`COUNTY Park° OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL ki, 9 'Y -EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL Park ' ---PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL 52 49 >� 'JI EXISTING CITY TRAIL Cl ZCLE PINES PROPOSED CITY TRAIL - ti as LAKES Q J ROADWAY 34 + ooNYn R CREEK NORTH =ad 16 SCHOOLLamREGIONAL TRAIL ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY (LEXINCr N RAMSEY CITY PARK Q COUNTY ANOKA 32 ` i- REGIONAL 10 TRAIL CORRID PARK. REGIONAL y/ 1 RAMSEY 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 WATER Miles N Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Figure 8 Development Concept Page 9 City of Blaine and one in the City of Lino Lakes. The trail provides easy access from the surrounding residential areas to the various restaurants,businesses and retail establishments in the cities. Figures 8 illustrates the development concept for this trail. The trail is proposed to be an 8 to 10 foot wide paved off-road trail. Where space is an issue,the trail may be separated from the roadway through grade differentiation,by placing the trail behind a six inch curb in more urban type settings where space is a premium or by creating a grade separated buffer between the trail and roadway in more rural type settings. The width of the buffer would depend on the speed and type of the roadway. I I� \\ I Figure 9 Since the majority of the trail exists,establishment of the trail in those existing areas will be relatively easy, through the installation of new directional and way finding signs along the route. The remaining sections of trail will be constructed adjacent to the road but separated by a buffer,similar to Figure 9. The trail is proposed to cross over Interstate 35W at County Road 53/Sunset Avenue. The current vehicular bridge is a narrow two lane bridge without any pedestrian accommodations. Therefore, Anoka County proposes to either include the regional trail into the bridge when the bridge is reconstructed or construct a separate pedestrian bridge over Interstate 35W to provide safe crossing over the freeway. Refer to Figure 10 for example of a pedestrian bridge/overpass. Page 10 DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT Figure 10 Regional trailhead facilities are located at Bunker Hills Regional Park and Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve. These parks provide ample parking,restroom facilities and additional trails and amenities within the parks.There are City owned facilities located at Lakeside Commons Park and Beach in the City of Blaine and at Marshan Park in the City of Lino Lakes. These provide parking and restroom facilities as well as additional outdoor recreation amenities. Trailhead signs,as illustrated in Figure 11 are proposed at the major intersections along the trail. Way-finding directional signs, as illustrated in Figure 12, will be posted along the trail at decision points as well. r _ Storm water management for the proposed trail is to follow _ the requirements of the MN Department of Natural BU NKER• ` Resources,MN Pollution Control Agency,Army Corps of • Engineers,Coon Creek and Rice Creek Watershed Districts, ' and any other permitting and regulatory agency requirements at the time of construction. For example,in Figure 11 certain jurisdictions,water quality treatment for a trail can be achieved through a minimum of a five foot wide vegetated filter strip or vegetated open space located down-gradient of the trail. The ownership and maintenance of the storm water management facilities will be the responsibility of Anoka County within county jurisdictions and the cities within their respective jurisdictions. Prior to the trails development a Natural Heritage Information System review will Figure 12 be conducted to determine if any rare species or rare natural resources features are Page 11 DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT located within the trail alignment. General findings show there is one vertebrate animal of threatened status within 500 feet of the existing trail alignment. There are none located near the sections of trail still to be constructed, therefore no impacts to rare plants or animals are anticipated that would require additional costs for mitigation or avoidance. An archaeological survey will be conducted if required and wetland delineations will be performed to determine boundaries, so that the trail may be developed in a way that reduces and/or includes mitigation of the impacted wetlands. In additional soil borings may be taken to ensure proper construction in areas where soils are questionable. Since this trail alignment is proposed to traverse open green space areas, wildlife friendly erosion control materials and native seeding will be incorporated into the trail design. Table 1 PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL The development cost estimate for DEVELOPMENT COST ESTIMATE completion of this trail is$6,066,500. Description Total The cost breakdown is shown in Table Design/Engineering/Project Management $540,000 1.There may be some cost savings on Archaeological Survey $100,000 this estimate if this trail can be Wetland Delineation $150,000 constructed as part of a future County Topographic Survey/Construction Staking $300,000 roadway reconstruction project or if Geotechnical Survey $150,000 trail corridors can be dedicated as Clearing and grubbing $200,000 part of future development. Utility relocations,if required $200,000 The schedule for construction of this Bituminous trail construction $1,600,000 trail will depend on right of way Pedestrian Bridge Construction $2,000,000 acquisition, roadway reconstruction, Lighting $50,000 future development along the trail Landscaping and restoration $150,000 corridor and funding availability; Signage and striping $50,000 therefore, no significant trail Site Furnishings $25,000 development is planned within the Sub Total $5,515,000 next ten years. The Parks and Contingency(10%) $551,500 Recreation Department will work Total $6,066,500 with local cities and the Anoka County Highway Department to implement the construction of this trail as opportunities occur. Page 12 CONFLICTS Conflicts Bls� 'n � � fl � �' ❑ Iii,\ ,1� ► t• � � �k '� W.e Uv— �`_�live Uv WawniA ��e S.�pYFemh - �1.NeNtlp•e =1i� � v �E%RTNG lUNKER pWN Of URES � r7 � :�� �� gEGONAL TR.uL LVROPOSED BUNKER GW.IM OE LAKES I _ REGIONAL TRAIL Exl$TING REG10N41MIL _ • — ;'� VR SED REGK N T"IL yr B RROGOSEDGr 1RAIL _ _ _ _ _ � - RDAD— Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Planned Land Use - Map A Figure 13 Conflicts related to park or trail redevelopment will be kept to a minimum through proper planning and community involvement. Since the majority of the trail already exists within the current land uses,issues between the trail and current land uses are not anticipated. Land uses in those areas where the trail has yet to be constructed,consist of residential,retail,institutional,agriculture and undeveloped,as shown in Figures 13&14.By working closely with each of the cities when development occurs and working with businesses and residents during the design phase of the proposed trail,the County is confident any conflicts that arise will be addressed to all party's satisfaction. With any new development or redevelopment in existing residential areas,there are common concerns among the area residents that are adjacent to the park or trail. One of these concerns is the effect the increased usage of the park or trail will have on their safety,security and privacy. Generally,regional parks and trails in the metropolitan area do not have a higher number of criminal activities related to use. A Page 13 CONFLICTS typical concern is vandalism and damage to vehicles. The County provides Park Ranger patrols and works with the local police and the Anoka County Sheriff's Office to ensure the parks and trails are safe and secure. Conflicts between pedestrians and vehicular traffic will be kept to a minimum by working with the Cities and the County Highway Department to ensure safe t— � A.port crossings at road intersections and driveways for pedestrians and bicyclists. In F- addition,signing along the trail will alert users of potential conflict areas,►.e.street crossings,driveway crossings,pedestrian cross-traffic,etc.,and will provide way- .,p ��WrU4cUiW.buwp PFni finding and interpretive information. Kvtl Uv MsMrl4 •3 bi.- - `+y`:-i, 014.. DA.wIR i S ,� '`,�3�Y - � a PRn R.uRFOwW P.PrtFRrvR S.V*1F 6 DRuclw EX STI LBUNKER CHAIN DF LAKES �L M OSEDBUNKER Gwu 0-KES I REGIONAL TRAIL DNG REGIONAL TRAM POSED REGIONAL TRAIL t,t E%15TIHG Ol TRAIL ISI N � PROPOSED OT TRUL l CILA k y ` AIR •t CiN�Mtl Lam F � t p ' i Lek? 4 �? Lek Proposed Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail a Planned Land Use - Map B N Figure 14 Page 14 PUBLIC SERVICES Public Services A variety of public services are available at points along the trail,therefore no new non-recreational related public services will be required for this trail. Both local and regional parks provide the necessary facilities required for trail users,i.e.parking lot,restrooms,drinking fountains and benches. Other services are also available at retail establishments along the trail route. Figure 15 illustrates the location of existing services for trail users. - 12 -_. ._ .------ COLUMBUS ZONrL AL PARK -HAM LAKE 23Av Plonw Park szyY RICE CREEK �»- CHAIN OF 53 3 PARK 14 i 13LAINE 12 17 of Legend RVILL 1z EXISTING PUBLIC SERVICES Pm* EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF i LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL 1 EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL - CIRCLE PINES 49 LAKES ....PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL34 O EXISTING CITY TRAIL Qalden PROPOSED CITY TRAIL LEXlNGT ROADWAY r CITY PARK 17 �, �� 32 i REGIONAL PARK,REGIONAL 1 n .,• '� -TRAIL CORRIDOR RAMSEY WATER 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 - - ----�-- - - Miles N Proposed Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Existing Public Service Locations Figure 15 Page 15 OPERATIONS Operations The Anoka County Ordinance,dated January 241h,2012 regulates parks and trails under the jurisdiction of Anoka County. Education and yrs enforcement is provided through the Anoka County Park Rangers,the local police departments and the Anoka County Sheriff's Department, as shown in Figure 16. Current practice partners Anoka County with the local cities through either a Memorandum of Understanding(MOU)or a Joint Powers Agreement(JPA)to provide for the maintenance of regional Figure 14 trails. Typically,the MOU or JPA is executed prior to trail construction and outlines what agency is responsible for general routine maintenance of the trail and what agency is responsible for capital improvements to the trail in their jurisdiction. The County is typically responsible for the routine maintenance of trails within regional or county park lands. This includes such maintenance as mowing,sweeping,plowing,clearing,debris removal,and patching for example. Outside of regional and county park facilities,the local cities are generally responsible for routine trail maintenance. Solid waste is typically collected from trash receptacles located along the trail at regular intervals. Anoka County inspects trails annually and provides the capital improvements that are needed and provides the long-term maintenance required,such as bituminous overlays,and trail reconstruction. Trail signage is provided and maintained by either the City or the County as determined in the JPA. Annual maintenance costs for the trail are estimated to be about$10,000. This includes funding for sign replacements,minor bituminous repair and crack-sealing. Revenue for the operation and maintenance of the trail comes from the Anoka County Parks and Recreation Department's annual operations and maintenance budget,which includes revenues from picnic shelter rentals,room rentals,programs,parks entrance fees and the County general fund. Supplementary funding is provided through the Regional Park Operations and Maintenance Grant Program. Page 16 PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT , PARTICIPATION Public Engagement and Participation The Anoka County Parks and Recreation Department has been working with the local units of government and regulatory agencies,as well as the Anoka County Transportation Division,which includes the Highway Department and the Transit Department,in the planning process of this trail master plan. The draft master plan was developed and Anoka County will be reaching out to the public for comment. Figure 15,illustrates the population racial density by census tract for the service area of the trail. It is the intent of Anoka County to conduct a public comment period as well to receive public comment. In addition, post card invitations will be sent to residents along the trail corridor and a notice advertising the comment period will be published in the legal newspaper of Anoka County. ANOICO NTY t COLUMBUS FRAIL HAM LAKE -PARI(. N CE•rRAL AN COUNTY to h -REG ONAUT L 1• '• ilY1..Y -I• ,tit. It••• 53' .► �. .=HI •' •• 1 14 • H B(A►tG£ 17 12 '• .r @N7ERVILCI y . 4 L"and RACIAL DENT BY 2010 ,• • 'C t CENSUSTRACT ' -)1Dot•S �• r� _ fDi J Ci LV'P17 4g W. ow. . LI 34 -LL T� 4 CA 34 aNORTH i oaQ T•Wor.M[ t •• .. • I TRAIL • • ' .a...E.< LrX7N i C rNwe �•• 3NAKA , •321 1 EKISTIH4BW.EH CH/rH W Nhfe �—_— nl RAMSEY 0 05 1 2 3 4 VRO $L1 pAYEP-CMHO E ^ S Miles N Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Racial Densitv by 2010 Census Tract Figure 15 The Parks and Recreation Department is also planning on sharing the trail master plan at the Anoka County Fair and three community events to receive input from those that may not typically use the regional parks and trails system. The draft master plan will be posted on the Anoka County website. Any comment received will be incorporated into the master plan. Refer to Appendix for the public notices,letters requesting comments,and a summary of comments and responses. Page 17 PUBLIC AWARENESS Public Awareness Public awareness is an important component to regional park and Anoka ('aunt y TMO trail systems. The County will provide public education efforts through the Metropolitan Council's regional-wide awareness Commute program, as well as, public information maps, websites (www.anokacountXparks.com & www.anokacountYus), social Solutions media, publications and brochures provided by Anoka County Parks and Recreation Department and Commute Solutions, the County's Transportation Management Organization. A partnership with the local cities, the Parks and Recreation Department and the TMO, developed a bike/walk map for the County. 11I11KINOGMIKIN6 TRAILS AND PARK& RIDE LOTS ANOKA COUNTY V r!v /V,. A 1 , Page 18 PUBLIC AWARENESS Anoka County's parks and trails system provides outdoor recreation �I opportunities in the northern metropolitan area. To increase access to parks and trails and increase education regarding health, wellness and outdoor recreation, Anoka County has installed way Finding maps throughout the park and trails system. Refer to Figure 16 for an example this project. This project was in cooperation with the Blue Cross Blue Shield"Do"campaign. In addition, the County was able to create the Go Anoka County website (goanokacounty.org). This site was created to provide information related 0� to parks and recreation facilities and promote access to those facilities to make it easier to recreate outdoors. GO ANOKA COUNTY Figure 16 Page 19 ACCESSIBILITY Accessibility Legend j EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF Anoka County continually strives to provide equal access to all residents of Anoka LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL County and the region. Park and trail use is open to any and all citizens. While ® PARK 8 RIDE I there is a nominal parking fee in some of the regional parks,there is not a fee for • BUS STOP �I trail use. This eliminates any economic barriers for trail users. —TRANSIT ROUTES EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL Figure 17 illustrates transit access to the trail. The trail is located on two Park and ----PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL EXISTING CITY TRAIL Ride locations as well as Transit Route 250. The trail is also within a quarter mile PROPOSED CITY TRAIL of Route 854,275 and 285 as well. ROADWAY 0 0-2 0%OF CENSUS TRACT POPULATION BELOW POVERTY LEVEL _2 1.4 3%OF CENSUS TRACT POPULATION BELOW POVERTY I ,12 ""•""Z� ---'LEVEL RAL A}NOKSA CO NTY 4 4.7 1%OF CENSUS TRACT ""I V LEVEL BELOW POVERTY L HAM LAKE 7 2-12 8%OF CENSUS TRACT _ _0 � LPOP EV`LATION BELOW POVERTY 129-239%OF CENSUS TRACT '• f. _POPULATION BELOW POVERTY (n ' LEVEL 14 "__" _JOB ANDACTIVITY CENTER ww� High REGIONALTRAIL MANUFACTURED HOME RIQE C COMMUNITY ""Not 3.i • 53 CHM CITY PARK P REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL �Lf" _ -TRAIL CORRIDOR F3 51 c , Ce"W" d Middle 1z WATER n` 17 end Bkw Heron , -- EWMIWY 12 �w'o • wnMn RVILLE 3 0WBLAINE 1z Ldn - j 87 53 l LOW 1 52 49 Lahr Rmhwmou �' C CLE PINE 49 �O LAKES ® �_j 34 o�Z � t 3 , "n R E CREEK NORTH Z�Z to Nim r REGIONAL TRAILate 17 I 00 ANOKA 32 Mt 0 0.5 1 1 2 RAMSEY 3 4 • Miles N Proposed Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Transit,Access & Poverty Levels Figure 17 Page 20 The proposed trail is located in an area where poverty levels vary from 0-24%of the population being below the poverty level. The majority the service area consists of 2.1 to 4.3%of the population being below the poverty level. This is based on the 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates,as shown in Figure 17. In addition,the Anoka County Traveler Transit Link,as shown in Figure 20 and Metro Mobility dial-a-ride services provide transportation for a minimal fee. Transit Link will pick up and drop off passengers anywhere there is an address or cross t } street,or anywhere along the regional I trail as long as the vehicle does not have to back up. Currently all of the vehicles are equipped with bike racks so passengers wishing to bike on the trail could use Transit Link to preschedule a trip to/from anywhere along the trail that a large vehicle can access. Once built,the trail will provide a no cost alternative transportation option to Figure 18 residents in the area. The trail and any facilities and amenities along the trail will conform to the standards mandated by the Americans with Disabilities Act. Page 21 Appendix Page 22 POTENTIAL 2016 ASSESSED ASSESSED ASSESSED POTENTIAL VALUE OF # PIN ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE ACRES VALUE VALUE/ACRE IMPACT(ACRES) IMPACTS 1 08-31-23-11-0031 112486 GOODHUE CT NE BLAINE MN 155449 0.5000 $213,700 $427,400' 0.04927827942 $21,061.54 2 08-31-23-11-0023 12492 FERGUS CT NE BLAINE MN 155449 0.3700 $204,300 $552,1621 0.05692852217 $31,433.78 3 08-31-23-11-0022 12484 FERGUS CT NE BLAINE MN 155449 0.5600 $237,000 $423,214 0.02524067313 $10,682.21 4 08-31-23-11-0033 12483 GOODHUE CT NE BLAINE MN ;55449 0.8300 $220,100 $265,181 0.05627303329 $14,922.52 5 08-31-23-11-0014 12494 DAVENPORT ST NE BLAINE MN 155449 0.4000 $211,300 $528,250 0.053542893531 $28,284.03 6 09-31-23-22-0002 1850 125TH AVE NE BLAINE MN 2255449 0.9100 $193,500 $212,637 0.056977949011 $12,115.64 7 09-31-23-22-0030 112488 RADISSON RD NE BLAINE MN 155449 0.3400 $180,100 $529,706 0.06245198293 $33,081.18 8 09-31-23-22-0017 12490 HASTINGS ST NE BLAINE MN ;55449 0.2800 $181,5001 $648,2141 0.04996133006 $32,385.65 9 09-31-23-22-0009 12431 RADISSON RD NE BLAINE MN 155449 1.2300 $207,500 $168,699 0.16176996273 $27,290.46 10 08-31-23-11-0032 12491 GOODHUE CT NE IBLAINE IMN 155449 0.3700 $214,0001 $578,378 0.06198629102 $35,851.53 11 08-31-23-11-0024 X12485 FERGUS CT NE BLAINE JMN 155449:::j 0.5000 $223,0001 $446,000[ 0.04790009152 $21,363.44 12 108-31-23-11-0015 12481 DAVENPORT ST NE BLAINE MN 155449 1 0.5600 $222,800 $397,8_57 0.03683169386 $14,653.75 13 09-31-23-12-0007 12345 124TH CT NE BLAINE MN 155449 1.3900 $935,600 $673,094 0.00255156381 $1,717.44 14 09-31-23-12-0008 12321 124TH CT NE BLAINE MN 155449 1.5000 $393,700 $262,467 0.06862865343 $18,012.73 15 09-31-23-12-0009 2303 124TH CT N_E_ _ BLAINE MN ;55449 1_.76_0_0 $1,592,100 $904,602 0.09573972830 $_86,606.38 16 09-31-23-21-0001 ^� BLAINE MN ;55449 123.0100 $144,0001 $6,2581 0.57296506831 $3,585.70 17 09-31-23-11-0004 112325 CLOUD DR NE BLAINE MN 55449 1 4.1300 $814,300 $197,167 0.00024414451 $48.14 18 09-31-23-22-0016 1820 125TH AVE NE BLAINE MN '55449 1.2400 $215,9001 $174,113 0.07747117244 $13,488.73 19 109-31-23-22-0047 1897 124TH LN NE BLAINE MN ;55449 1 0.66001 $248,000 $375,758 0.02594200258 $9,747.90 20 08-31-23-11-0013 12482 DAVENPORT ST NE BLAINE MN 55449 0.6900 $237,900 $344,7831. 0.04213560464 $14,527.62 21 09-31-23-12-0010 2350124TH CT NE BLAINE IMN 155449 120.0100 $9,456,200 $472,574 0.11374780355 $53,754.22 22 109-31-23-21-0007 I BLAINE MN 155449 3.3500 $94,200 $28,119 0.15410760294 $4,333.41 23 09-31-23-12-0015 12450 CLOUD DR NE BLAINE MN 155449 3.4800 $3,468,0001 $996,552 0.00152328151 $1,518.03 24 11-31-23-13-0002 1 BLAINE MN ;55449 20.9800 $243,100 $11,587 0.91624621237 $10,616.75 25 11-31-23-24-0002 13700125TH AVE NE BLAINE MN 155449 29.3800 $648,600j $22,076 0.33813507038 $7,464.75 26 11-31-23-23-0002 BLAINE MN 155449 7.0700 $6,100 $8631 0.00591760426 $5.11 27 11-31-23-24-0003 BLAINE MN 155449 25.8400 $281,400 $10,890 0.58355752592 $6,355.00 28 11-31-23-14-0001 12200 LEXINGTON AVE NE BLAINE MN 155449 25.42001 $298,500 _$11,7431 0.88776103332 $10,424.73 29 18-31-22-33-0048 i LINO LAK MN 155014 0.27001 $2,600 $9,630' 0.01112288203 $107.11 30 18-31-22-33-0049 15 ELM ST ILINO LAK MN 155014 0.37001 $186,500 $504,0541 0.00001940981 $9.78 31 19-31-22-22-0024 7156 SUNSET AVE LINO LAK MN '55014 0.7900 $134,500 $170,253 0.01577834322 $2,686.31 32 19-31-22-22-0022 17172 SUNSET AVELINOfflAKMN 55014 0.7700 $106,900 $138,831 0.07707585403 $10,700.53 33 19-31-22-22-0021 7180 SUNSET AVE LINOMN '55014 1 0.7700 $125,400 $162,8571 0.080187459721 $13,059.10 34 .19-31-22-22-0023 17164 SUNSET AVE LINO LAKMN 155014 1 0.77001 $112,9001 $146,623 0.075711804011 $11,101.12 35 124-31-23-21-0011 1 BLAINE MN 155449 1 2.83001 $2,600 $919 0.052674942081 $48.39 36 124-31-23-11-0044 `10829 STUTZ ST NE BLAINE MN 1155014 0.23001 $168,4001 $732,174 0.00139287480 $1,019.83 37 `24-31-23-11-0045 110823 STUTZ ST NE BLAINE MN 155014 0.2800 $183,000 $653,571 0.002424217301 $1,584.40 38 13-31-23-44-0001 111008 SUNSET AVE BLAINE MN 55014 30.3800 $606,900 $19,977 0.620711045651 $12,399.92 39 124-31-23-12-0016 BLAINE MN =55449 12.5600 $946,300 $75,3421 0.893886318171 $67,347.50 40 24-31-23-21-0010 BLAINE MN 355449 4.4200 $100 $23 0.015723521851 $0.36 I $645,396.74 51 TRALANOKA CO NTY �••'",,.�_� � -.1 COLUMBUS - r r----�- O �. iA HAM LAKE v ER HILLS- ., - AL PARD - - z O co CEN`rRA ANOKA COUNT -- R fONALTRAIL ._. RICE CR _ - 5 3 - CH ES Legend i— POTENTIALLY IMPACTED ' C- --- PARCELS EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF - - - 53? r" LAKES REGIONALTRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONALTRAIL C' ,err I{IN +, 4 EXISTING REGIONALTRAIL i I CUE r , LINDI W`� - -- PROPOSED REGIONALTRAILOi e[ EXISTING CITY TRAIL _-__ ICE R NORTH - - - _ . ; Z!d PROPOSED CITY TRAIL EGIO L-TRAtL ; 8`0 ROADWAY LEXIN G T N �__ 1 REGIONAL PARK; REGIONAL r ANOKA TRAILCORRIDOR CITY PARK RAMSEY 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 WATER Miles N Proposed Bunker - Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Potentially Impacted Parcels .X"'a = � �M'" '/1. S �'+„•7+I 7 C� A�y i Yed —'.< d�y SO �`rr s' fJr 1 = :.' , i fay.-,, i - t �'- '.�;* '.w �•- '.Li mpg Legend O y. Active,CSW Site Subdivision OActive,Construction Stormwater Permit + OActive,Industrial Stormwater Pennft000, Active,Leak Sites OActive,Multiple Activities T' O Active,Tank Site '} - EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL ■■■' PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL . WATER zt' CONSERVATION AREA T` COUNTY PARK • ';',y '' NATURALAREA _ REGIONAL PARK;REGIONALTRAIL CORRIDOR Bunker - Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment MPCA Site Information MPCA SITE INFORMATION ALONG TRAIL ALIGNMENT ZIP LEG NO MPCA_ID NAME ADDRESS CITY CODE COUNTY DIST ACTIVITY MAJOR WATERSHED LATITUDE LONGITUDE STATUS 1 95 Johnsville Elementary School 991 125th Ave NE Blaine 55434 Anoka 37B Tank Site Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19726789 -93.24566869 Active 2 4500 Blaine Quick Stop 601125th Ave NE Blaine 55434 Anoka 37B Tank Site Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19715287 -93 25543265 Active 3 4611 Chomonix Golf Course 646 Sand Piper Dr Lino Lakes 55014 Anoka 38A Tank Site Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16095894 -93.10223538 Active 4 13699 Dsk Inc dba Citgo Mart Northgate 1500125th Ave NE Blaine 55449 Anoka 37B Tank Site Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45 19711566 -93.23150402 Active 5 17236 Anoka County Property 1695 Main St Centerville 55038 Anoka 38A Leak Site Mississippi Rover-Twin Cities 45.16407878 -93.05620206 Active 6 19493 SuperAmerica#4311 12504 Central Ave NE Blaine 55434 Anoka 51A Tank Site Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19764380 -93 23193535 Active 7 124684 North Point Elementary School 2350124th Ct Blaine 55449 Anoka 51A Tank Site Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45 19457638 -93.21050947 Active 8 125599 Centennial Middle School 399 Elm St Lino Lakes 55014 Anoka 38A Tank Site Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16848299 -93.12082832 Active 9 125974 Kwik Trip#206 3405 Lake Dr Blaine 55014 Anoka 38A Tank Site Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45 16921700 -93.12227300 Active 10 MN00008547i Chomonix Golf Course 646 Sandpiper Dr Lino Lakes 55014 Anoka 38A Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16095894 -93.10223538 Active 11 MND9857017:Drs Rensch Becker Carloon&Ackermann D 800 Main St NE Blaine 55434 Anoka 37B Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal,Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19710541 -93.24904633 Active 12 MND9857054;Dr Richard H Barr Dental Office 631 125th Ave NE Blaine 55434 Anoka 37B Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal-Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19715287 -93 25493914 Active 13 MND985722V Northgate Dental Care 1566 125th Ave NE Blaine 55449 Anoka 37B Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal,Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45 19712287 -93 22887679 Active 14 MNNONGNE9,Kenko Inc Sunrise Dr Lino Lakes 55014 Anoka 38A Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal,Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16921700 -93.12227300 Active 15 MNRD000073!Carlson Systems-Blaine 1578 Main St NE Blaine 55449 Anoka 37B Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal,Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19713211 -93.23020935 Active 16 MNR0001124:Home Depot 2828 4550 Pheasant Ridge Dr Blaine 55449 Anoka 38A Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16646511 -93 15580767 Active 17 MNR0537G8 Adolph's Converters&Cores Inc 12325 Cloud Dr NE Blaine 55449 Anoka SIA Industrial Stormwater Permit Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45 19583186 -93 20794741 Active 18 MN5000306D9 O'Reilly Auto Parts-3472 9175 Lake Dr Circle Pines 55014 Anoka 38A Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16921700 -93.12227300 Active 19 MNS00011089 Walgreens 7218 12480 Aberdeen St NE Blaine 55449 Anoka 51A Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19656520 -93.23221549 Active 20 MNS00011282 JW Moore Inc 9100 Lake Dr Lexington 55014 Anoka 38A Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal,Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16921700 -93.12227300 Active 21 MNS00012879 Droel Family Dentistry Inc 6776 Lake Dr Ste 240 Lino Lakes 55014 Anoka 38A Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal,Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16921700 -93.12227300 Active 22 MNS00016705 Blaine Tire&Auto 901 125th Ave NE Blaine 55434 Anoka 37B Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19725387 -93.24738600 Active 23 MNSDD018203 Former Kim Automation 4501 103rd Ct NE Ste 120 Circle Pines 55014 Anoka 38A Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16921700 -93.12227300 Active 24 MN500018616 Taylor Machine Inc 4520 103rd Ct NE Circle Pines 55014 Anoka 38A Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal,Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16921700 -93.12227300 Active 25 MNS00019838 Edgewood Senior Living 12450 Claud Dr NE Blaine 55449 Anoka 37B Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal,Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19709931 -93.20905457 Active 26 Multiple Active Jiffy Lube 2710 12403 Ulysses St NE Blaine 55434 Anoka SIA Multiple Activities Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19607389 -93.23536505 Active 27 Multiple Activi Wal-Mart Store 3498 4405 Pheasant Ridge Dr h Blaine 55449 Anoka 38A Multiple Activities Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16651047 -93.15885598 Active 28 Multiple Activi Oasis Market Store 519 12530 Ulysses St NE Blaine 55434 Anoka 51A Multiple Activities Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19794589 -93.23803564 Active 29 Multiple Activi Roosevelt Jr High School 65O NE Main 5t Blaine 55434 Anoka 378 Multiple Activities Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19707489 -93.25261688 Active 30 Multiple Activi Centerville Elementary School 1721 Westview Centerville 55038 Anoka 38A Multiple Activities Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16496956 -93.05596248 Active