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2015-11-04 P & R Packet
CITY OF CENTERVILLE PARKS & RECREATION AGENDA Wednesday, November 4, 2015—6:30 p.m. I. CALL TO ORDER 1. Roll Call II. SET AGENDA 111. APPEARANCES IV. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES 1. Parks & Recreation Committee Minutes of October 7, 2015 V. COMMITTEE BUSINESS 1. Short/Long Term Planning(5 Year Plan for Park Improvement Projects) 2. Playground Areas—Replacement w/Woodchips or Rubber 3. Requests for Donations from Dead Broke Saddle Club/Centennial Youth Hockey Association 4. 2016 Tour de Hugo/The Trail of Two Cities 5. 2016 Fete des Lacs Festival Committee 6. Discussion on Sledding Hill VI. UPDATES 1. Council Updates—Council Member Steve King 2. Council Res. #15-034—Supporting the Development of the Bunker Chain of Lakes Regional Trail 3. Bald Eagle Water Ski Shows, Inc.—Agreement Payment—Trailside Park Abutting Lakeshore VII. OTHER ITEMS 1. None VII. ACTION ITEMS) REVIEW VIII. ADJOURNMENT *REMINDERS** Planning&Zoning Commission Meeting—November 2, 2015, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers)—P.H. City Code, Chapter 156 (Parking Space Requirements) & Chapter 155 (Flood Damage Prevention) Parks & Recreation Committee Meeting—December 2, 2015, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers) City Council Meeting—November 11, 2015, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers) City Council Meeting—December 9, 2015, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers) PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE Wednesday, October 7,2015—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 October 7, 2015 at the City Hall location. Present: Chairperson Jon Grahek Vice Chairperson Kevin Waeghe }:}: Committee Member Kevin Amundsen ? : . Committee Member Chris Bettinger ;+ Committee Member Brian Petersoni Also Present: Linda Neudecker, Recorder ri Absent: Committee Member Charles Reinhardt Committee Member Suzanne Seeley Council Member, Steve King Public Works Director, Paul Palzer City Administrator, Mike Ericson I. CALL TO ORDER Chairperson Grahek called the October 7, 2015 Meeting of the Parks& Recreation Committee to order at 6:39 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. Roll Call—see above II. SET AGENDA Motion was made by Committee Member Peterson seconded by Committee Member Amundson to amend the agenda by changing the order of Committee Business and adding #3. Movie in the Park to Updates. All in favor. Motion carried III. APPEARANCES—NONE IV. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES Motion was made by Committee Member Waeghe, seconded by Committee Member Amundsen to approve the September 2, 2015 minutes as written All in favor. Motion carried. V. COMMITTEE BUSINESS 1. Sledding Hill City of Centerville Parks&Recreation Committee October 7,2015 Committee Member Bettinger informed the committee members of the proposed location for the sledding hill, with different slopes for different ages, which would be located in the southwest corner of Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park. The amount of fill needed for the hill would be approximately 1,500 yards if 15 feet high and approximately 700 yards if 10 feet high. There is fill available from other city projects; the only cost would be to move it to the sledding hill location. It was recommended that the committee members and City Administrator Ericson evaluate the proposed location and determine an exact location, best direction of slope and size of the hill. An estimated cost of moving the existing dirt to the location is needed. 2. Hidden Spring Park Mr. Troy Martenson has requested the use of this park on October 10, 2015 from 10:00 a.m. to noon for a family/friends get-together. 3. Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park Mr. Greg Kieselhorst has requested the use of this park for the Centerville Lions Membership Drive, hayride and bonfire on October 17, 2015 from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 P.M. Motion was made by Committee Member Grahek, seconded by Committee Member Waeghe to recommend to the City Council to approve this request. All in favor.Motion carried. 4. Skate Nights and Hayride The dates for the 2016 Skate Nights will be January 9 and February 6, 2016, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. with the hayride being scheduled for the February date from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. It was brought to the committee's attention that the Bunker Park Stables have the date of February 7 scheduled which needs to be changed to the 6a' of February. Committee Member Amundson will set up the correct date and time and have them send the contract for the hayride to city staff. 5. 2015 Tour de Hugo/The Trail of Two Cities A recap of this event showed a $2,200 profit this year and a proposed date of September 24, 2016. 6. 2016 Fete des Lacs Festival Committee No update; request this item be placed on the agenda for the November meeting. Page 2 of 5 City of Centerville Parks&Recreation Committee October 7,2015 VI. UPDATES 1. Council Updates—Council Member Steve King No Update 2. Recognition of Volunteer Pat Branch Former P & R Committee Member/Chairperson Pat Branch was honored at the City Council meeting on September 23, 2015 with a resolution recognizing him for his years of dedicated public service from December 26, 2007 through July 26, 2015. 3. Movie in the Park—Recap Committee Member Peterson reported this annual event was held on Saturday, September 12, 2015 with a good turnout for the showing of The Lego Movie. The projector needs to be adjusted prior to its use in 2016 as the color was off a bit. The concessions were moved to the pavilion. Advertising in the Friday Flash should be sent weekly to be ensured that it is contained in each weekly issue prior to the event; also discussed setting up "sandwich boards". For larger signs it was suggested to request the use of the printer at the Hugo City Offices for large format printing. The Committee felt that the current coffee maker for heating water for the hot chocolate needed to be replaced with a newer, larger model. Motion was made by Committee Member Peterson, seconded by Committee Member Waeghe to purchase a replacement coffee maker (approximately 40 cup capacity) at a cost of up to$125. All in favor.Motion carried. VII. OTHER/ON-GOING 1. Safety Bases for softball fields An estimate was received of$199.98 for 2 double Is' base safety (orange) bases and $149.98 for 2 single safety bases. The Lions will purchase those items. 2. Popcorn Machine Purchase The current popcorn machine does not adequately provide enough popcorn for the P & R sponsored events. After discussion and review of several models, the committee decided to purchase a larger capacity, commercial grade popcorn machine with an "old maid" collector. Motion was made by Committee Member Waeghe, seconded by Committee Member Peterson to purchase a commercial grade popcorn machine at a cost of up to$600. All in favor.Motion carried. Page 3 of 5 City of Centerville Parks&Recreation Committee October 7,2015 3. Basketball Court Line Markings An estimate was received for both 1" wide and 2" wide by 60 yard floor marking tape. Public Works Director Palzer will determine the appropriate width for the marking tape. 4. Tabled items to be added to Agenda for November meeting under Committee Business: a. Short/Long Term Planning (5 Year Plan for Park Improvement Projects) b. Playground Areas—Replacement with woodchips or rubber. C. Requests for donations from Dead Broke Saddle Club/Centennial Youth Hockey to help fund P & R projects. d. 2016 Fete des Lacs Festival Committee 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 October 7, 2015 meeting will be included with the minutes to be approved. Items that have been completed as of October 7, 2015 will be removed: • These include item numbers: 15-01 Corrections/Revisions: 14-001: change date from August to Ongoing 15-001 g: change date from Summer to Winter 15-010: add P&R between Upcoming&Events; change ASAP date to Ongoing 15-023: add: need new replacement sign 15-028: add: 2016 event scheduled for first weekend of August 15-029: change September to November 15-030: add: to be purchased by Lions Items to be added are: 15-031: check with City of Hugo for use of their large formatting printing machine; M. Ericson; ASAP; Open 15-032: purchase hot cocoa mix&other supplies; C. Bettinger; Prior to January; Open 15-033: basketball court marking tape; P.Palzer; February; Open 15-034 purchase of coffee urn(s)for P&R events; C.Bettinger;Prior to January; Open 15-035: Skate Nights/Hayride - provide P & R event ad copy to schools for publication in the Friday Flash on the Friday before the Christmas Break & the Friday just prior to the January 7d event; ?; December; Open 15-036: Hayride-Bunker Hills Stables confirm February date; K.Amundsen; ASAP; Open 15-037: Add in Midwest Race Magazine?;M.Ericson;November meeting; Open Page 4 of 5 City of Centerville Parks&Recreation Committee October 7,2015 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 Peterson, seconded by Committee Member Waeghe to adiourn the meeting at 7:56 p.m. All in favor. Motion carried. Submitted by: Linda Neudecker, Recorder 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 available from Legacy Funding(Karen Blaska will check on the agreement between S. Seeley/M. 13-028 the County/City) Ericson On-Going Open Plan for Parks Irrigation- See Improvement 13-029 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 On-Going Open K. Amundsen/Sta 14-016 1 Park Use Application Forms - Uniformity ff On-Going Open Warming House-Replace Incandescent and 15-01 e CFL Lights w/LED Lights P. Palzer Summer Open Warming House to Rink-Add Additional 15-01g Rubber Mats P. Palzer Winter 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 P &R Upcoming Events 15-010 to NMTV- Heidi Arnson K. Waeghe On-Going Open 15-013 Purchase of Popcorn Machine C. Bettinger ASAP Open 15-015 Evaluate Playground Fall Zone Material P. Palzer ASAP Open South Side of Rink-Door to Warming 15-022 House Should be Replaced Following October 7, 2015 Meeting Page 1 ACTION ITEMS PARKS RECREATION Replace Faded Trail Map Sign Next to Maintenance Garage-Need New 15-023 Replacement Sign P. Palzer ASAP Open Replace Burned Out Light in Pavilion in Hidden Springs; Check on Photo Sensor as 15-024 1 Light is Always On P. Palzer ASAP Open 15-027 12015 Fete des Lacs Wrap Up Session M. Ericson ASAP Open 2016 Fete des Lacs Organizational Mtg. - ASAP affter 2016 Event Scheduled for First Weekend of wrap up 15-028 August M. Ericson session Open Add tabled items under VII. Other to 15-029 agenda for November Safety Bases -To Be Purchased by CV 15-030 Lions P. Palzer ASAP Open Check w/Hugo For Use of Large Formatting 15-031 Printing Machine M. Ericson ASAP Open 15-032 Purchase Hot Cocoa Mix& Other Supplies C. Bettinger Prior to Jan. Open 15-033 Basketball Court Marking Tape P. Palzer February Open 15-034 Purchase Coffee Urn(s) for P &R Events C. Bettinger Prior to Jan. Open Skate Nights/Hayride -Provide P & R Event Ad to School For Publication in Friday Flash on Friday Prior to Christmas Break &Friday 15-035 Prior to January Event ? December Open Hayride-Bunker Stable Confirm February 7 15-036 1 Event Booking K. Amundsen ASAP Open 15-037 1 Midwest Race Magazine? M. Ericson November 10pen Following October 7, 2015 Meeting Page 2 PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS 5 YEAR PLAN TARGET YEAR PROJECT LOCATION FUNDS RESERVED COST COMMENTS 2015 IrfWdon Hidden Spft Park NO 2015 Iniostion Acom Creek Park NO 2015 I Comer Stone Park NO 2015 Ifftotion McBride Park NO 2015 DdnkkwFountain Atom Creek Park NO 9 500 2015 Ddnkim Fountain McBride Park NO 2015 ElecMcal I Laurie LaMotte Park NO 7-8-15-on City Council Agends COMPLETED PROJECTS June 2015 Ddnkhm Fountain Laurie LaMotte Park NO attached to Wa House June 2015 Basketball Court Lade LaMotte Park YES Hockey Rink J 2014 Park Bendtes 2 Tra�side Park aio trail Park Beaches 1 Park b Tennis Court Park Bond= 1 do LaMotle Park by Vo{ ll Court Park Benches1 LamoRe Park b mond Se . 2013 Vol II Court I.aMotte Park 741-13 Mal a. Arborist for City Parka b. Upgmde landscaping a Shoreline mon for Hidden sprim Park cit Trail"Park d. Profa doral tree tri Hidden Sydng at other pailm a Sledftg Hill f.Upgraft alio aM ea of 741-15 PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS 5 YEAR PLAN 8• Ramodd or replax Wffmlo How h. Facelift for done fountain as o17-8.15 Res.#15-0 RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BUNKER CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL WHEREAS, the County of Anoka is pursuing the development of a multi-purpose regional trail system that would link local and state trail systems, regional parks, and provide safe and convenient routes for non-motorized traffic to traverse the County,and WHEREAS, in 2015, the Metropolitan Council adopted the 2040 Regional Parks Policy Plan, which supports the implementation of corridors which provide access to high quality natural resources,regional parks,park reserves, and local areas of interest, and WHEREAS, the alignment of the Bunker Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Corridor would link together the cities of Blaine, Lino Lakes and Centerville,and WHEREAS, the Regional Trail Corridor is strategically located to provide pedestrian access to the recreational resources along its route. NOW,THEREFORE,be it resolved that the City of Centerville,hereby offers its support to Anoka County in its effort to cooperatively develop the Bunker Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Corridor. Adopted by the Council this 14`h day of October,2015. Tom Wilharber,Mayor Teresa Bender, City Clerk B�unker - rW a e ,at as r a ?, f w", V - i ! Anoka County y, ! PARKS & RECREATION `fr„ Anoka County 'Regional Parks ISANTI and Trails System :� 1 - .. .. .._ ._ ._ -/ UNW • TOWNSHIP IfAST BETNEL WTHEN ' OXIC GROVE k , 7 Regional ParksNO ; _. . ;I ■ i Park Reserve 1 1 COLUMBUS RAMSEY - -ANDOVER HAM LAKE ■ z Conservations Areas rv' - ■ 1 Natural Area � 1.1 HFNNFPI ■ 4 County Parks `tee nd -"NE - EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REG IONA L TRA IL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN ■ to Regional Trails �••�••OFLAING RE REGIONAL RAIL t T EXISTING REGIONALTRAIL -.PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL N �� +{ ---ROADWAY l ■ Regional facilities are required to . ave an WATER -��py CONS ERVA'nON AREA ,■ 1` �''�5� 1 approved Master Plan to 'be eligib, Ili�r COUNTY PARK _ r!� J, /'� �+ ' NATURALAREA � ( 1 2 ~E`. 8 r N ,H Frr funding through the Me .CVunilt, i REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL SMiI TRAILCORRIDOR l+ Proposed Bunker-Ghain of Lakes Regional Trail Regional 9 Bunker — Chain of Lakes RegionalTr' a' 'itlk,xa ■ 14.5 mile p.Mp• ;,u , paved trail SAHThRANC¢ .... _ J di,cGROVE - A EN + ■ Connects the t ►,, - ='. . ... I , ' .MAM _AKE p Cities of tflaxl > 4: ; x ' RAMSkY • ANOO4Bt xwuurE -�;;#'� " `'^'-' _ "��.,�>n. �, A „ 4 CENTRALKALinoBlaine *s, :aq,4u, '1 Lakes and w� - , - ^,. ti .;� BLAINE Centerville rremcAxonwa+A.A RAFS( I !9! nd ■ Connects � E%ISTINOBUNRER-DNAINOF �� Lv U1(E9 REOgNAL 7RAA. t A ','3 �•, .nme • nAi.� aoumruv�"a - ......PROPOSED BUNKER.CHAIN OP LADS REGIONAL TRAIL �. `=� „«,._ c.'.1.•s'.,.✓.;'tl� EXMTNlt/lBunker Hills d --PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL {^� rp,$• ' '�ld,x*. I t^'+,�` ,r. Regional Park Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Emrn CITYTRAn Re nal Context PROPOWDCmTRAX ROADMMY and Rice Creek - ��. CtTY� i RAMSEY 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 Chain of Lakes SER _ Miies Reserve Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Park Deserve City Context Bunker — Chain of Lakes, Re- gio'naturail Soiid`red line is existhg,trail Dash�d'red^line is proposed 'aT4°•^1A' i'..5`Rv�J,O MI�S•�toi�^' ;�,f Ftu Connects to East and Central Anoka ' RAI:ANOKA^Cl0 N7Y SS —� c ;;�;,P�:•`��U1� 5�,.,�'�',;,�`?;,�5�r� �,. Count Regional Trails as wells as Rice „- I ,"� �a"` k;. ��- UM1�y`� .��;' `''fi^,4u���v��µ. ` ^^e,',°�e.r,y��"�t°"„a'� 'w,�r, � ^',�i,. ;�,�'�"w ;, Creek North Regional Trail ' ,t,t ,. ,�s,, Lx.. i, ,^., : ;m: . .N `tx ,' ` ' ,, u�;w,, y+,� .^M„"y'yyyry"' r '�.` ■ Connects to several schools and ,„y' + t"�"+�'�&-a�«�m1a:"�'A�:rOr ��I '�"•�� yalfi'1Y"•;ply,•:1 ,�'v:� R 14 ±tq numerous local parks and trails 'sT—" ■ ��. of the 1 miles are complete EXISTINGREGIONAL TRAIL NOF ".b $'s«y^. •^ a' t' ;''°w' �&W�'�• �. « ' '�[, LAKES REGKMiAI TRAIL 5 4'5 p '.""" *;`p +p°r� TO WASHINGTON GOUN7Ya.� PROPOSED BUNKER•CHAIN n��tu OF WOES REGIONAL TRAIL "nie 'y A'i I• EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL ■ Three segments of trail to construct for --PRGPDSEDREGIONALTRAIL .,o, 5' , EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CM TRAILcompletion. ROADWAY ,k'da',' �,:_pw,• +, ,. g :. ,;,7.: �l ' s`° �;4.r`;`.�r �a e<b-, ;�+�•^ e'wt�!� SCHOOL CSAH 14/Main Street ` . ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY `� � '�e�'k tiT���,tr'4��, 9, ^•t,.*•1 *"a,' .'' = Lakes Development to Lexington Arv . CITY PARK ,,,;, IVA REGIONAL PARK;REGIONAL �/ , RAMSEY i TRAIL CORRIDOR A'CSAH 12/sogth and Sunset. WATER Miles N Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Development Concept Bunker — Chain of Lakes a ional Trai"'I'' w 14 + M Legend x EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONALTRAIL _ + PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF IA KES REGIONALTRAIL e^^ SCHOOL y, y i ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY © LIBRARY EXISTING REC40NALTRAIL .; -.PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL ROADWAY II , EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CRY TRAIL CITY PARK REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL i TRAIL CORRIDOR WATER Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Exhibit A Bunker - Chain of Lakes Re` .9,'ion,a[T7taJI NAFI Ets , 1 r! �' d y' 4 Legend 52 EXISTING BUNKER-CWUN OF � LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN r OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAILe -----EXISTINGGTY TRAIL 'f"f •.PROPOSED CITY TRAIL ROADWAY REGIONAL PARK;REGIONAL TRAIL CORRIDOR , CITY PARK _ - VWTER Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Proposed Main Street Alignment 1w t Bunker — Chain of Lakes ' Re. Tonal Tra"i x, Upmap 14 h Ntw rp, f Ib:2' EXISTING8UNKER-CHAINOF ' LIKES REGIONALTRAIL �y ,'*•f ' ' PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONALTRAIL EXISTING REGIONALTRAIL -.PROPOSED REGIONALTRAIL SCHOOL - w ' ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY ---- ROADWAY EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CITY TRAIL CRY PARK ` 1 x,•r,. REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL TRAIL CORRIDOR Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Exhibit B — Chain of lakes Regiona[Trail,Bunker C , I MAI:/ E9 / .s. 4 14 1 7— n * t+ Legend EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL r ' PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF .... LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL EXISTING CITY TRAIL ..PROPOSED CITY TRAIL EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL -.PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL , —_RO.ADIMY REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL TRAIL CORRIDOR r CITY PARK %W-MR Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Proposed Lakes Parkway to Lexington Alignment Bunker — Chain of Lakes Re, ional Tr' a' i-,I I 17 ,,, x, UyMd EXISTING BU NICE R-CH AIN OF LAKES REGRONALTR W r PRO PO SED BUNKER-CHAIN OF WfE S REGIONALTRM_ ' >> - EXISTING REGIONALL TRNL 53 PROPOSED REGN)NALTRAIL EXISTINOCITYTRAM1 PROPOSED CT'TRAIL ROADWAY by,: REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL?RMLCORRIDOR CRY PARK WRE0. Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trait Alignment Exhibit C of Lakes Regiona,['TrailBunker — Chain HAM E i ' COLUMBUS +,. .�• PARK R a i � � , , ,-`,u , .;+"LL m.;�rc�r`�a;��w�>,.. �'•p;.»,,,.�As' ;;.i'',�r,. a,g.1„ ' , X45 53 ,,x, `,, , IiiIIIP (I'71 17 Al Legend EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL '+ --EXISTING CITY TRAR -•PROPOSED CITY TRAIL EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL r„ -.PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL ROADWAY REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL x TRAIL CORRIDOR CITY PARK %WTER Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Proposed 109th and Sunset Alignment &J Bunker — Chain of Lakes Regional Trafl'' EXISTINGBUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONALTRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN n+s`m'n<`,•P 5' `� ....OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL •-PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL EXISTING PARK TRAIL EXISTING CITY TRAIL ;;''+t, PROPOSED CITY TRAIL ROADWAY •...M1..•REGIONALPARK.REGIONAL TRAILCORRIDOR "w , CRY PARK Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Exhibit D Bunker — Chain of Lakes Regional Trail l w W11 14 4 t.,�"xv N h"T Legend ` EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF '„''<'"I' LAKES REG IONAL TRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONALTRAIL `" ^"°'•�` ' EXISTING REGIONALTRAIL ' ••PROPOSED REGIONALTRAIL EXISTING PARK TRAIL 1 ! - IY4 - 16 SCHOOL EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CITY TRAIL ROADWAY REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL TRAIL CORRIDOR 221 ' CITY PARK ' WATER Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Exhibit E Bunker — Chain of Lakes R�e iona•I Tralil . Operations & Maintenance i',, ■ Typically these costs are split between the Count and local municipalities County r �.�. ■ County typically provides capital improvement costs for the trail, annual inspections and signage • Sir City's provide routine general maintenance for the trail, which is ,q typically the same routine maintenance anrw rwa.•cox o•ucp performed on city trails. rolO.YK(T-pAx O+IAI[rr r�QEOWrTML �� Q S+'W RCEDw+MR ��MOrolO1fOOKl TU1R ■ Details are typically determined and rerow 1 finalized prior to trail construction- through onstructionthrough a Joint Powers Agreement ,•xLEOW4 vAK 40�OYK 1M'I CE�iFWt ttMCR Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Centerville Area __ _ �. __ _ - .... _ _� - ,.. ..... .v � -r..,m -r..1.........,r....». � .y .- �_._.-.,.—rnR+ m m•-,+�m.r.in—m.+-ir....--m... w.....�mm-'mm ..-«-yTs,�..a..n..t -u w.moan-'+re^eW'+'.*•^•'mm�.-.m....--ns -.� r — Chain of Lakes RegionaI 'TraBunke , ■ Construction Estimate for completion: s6,o66,5oo • f=unding ■ Variety of sources, Met Council CIP, Parke& Trail Legacy, Federal, etc. ■ Schedule forTrail Completion: ■ A portion of the trail from Radisson Road to A Cloud Drive should be completed by X03.8. UgME ■ At this time, there is no other schedule or °OWI+Mt funding available forthe remaining trail ••�ccoau nua i a.s*rw aeaWl+o< sections. �a�fru°r"�c.ac ■ Sections of the regional are typically ` 1 constructed in conjunction with County, Road improvements in an effortto,leverage " .�;�,�•�@°°.µ,.�ro., . available funding opportunities. r�< Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Centerville Area Bunker — Chain of Lakes,;Ra� ional T"e .ih Next Steps ° ■ Receive public input on the plan nK*= Public Comment Period .., ■ City's Parks Board &Commission Input , A ■ City Council input 14 ■ City Events ■ Blaine Family Fun Day • Lino Lakes Corn Roast _ &r1 iso.tta., ■ Centerville's Festiva! of Lakes noroio[auto-a"x o•u[[� tt scouu-ua a�°rw�[cowt qua ' ■ Resolution of Supportfrom the City's _[a..rw..araa b ■ County Board Approval ■ Metropolitan Council Approval = " Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Centerville Area � Bunker — hain of Lake' s'. 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TABLE OF • Contents Acknowledgements 1 Boundaries&Acquisition Costs 2 Demand Forecast 8 Development Concept 9 Conflicts 13 Public Services 15 Operations 16 Public Engagement and Participation 17 Public Awareness 19 Accessibility 21 Appendix 23 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 • • COSTS Boundaries & Acquisition Costs i; The proposed 14.5 mile long Bunker - Chain of Lakes `% Regional Trail corridor is located in the south east quadrant of the County and traverses through the Cities of I Blaine,Lino Lakes and Centerville. The trail connects the 1' regional facilities of Bunker Hills Regional Park, the = " 'M Johnsville Branch ofthe Anoka County Library,East Anoka "I'll, �HAM LAM { County and Rice Creek North regional trails, Rice Creek � �---` Chain of Lakes Park Reserve and Chomonix Golf Course,as u shown in Figures 1&2. """' __ ewNE i The trail provides connections to Blaine Senior High µ School, Centennial Middle School and Blue Heron -..AornRo++taow.nw - Elementary School. The trail connects to several local parks, such as, Meadowbrook Park,Pioneer Park,the Jim N Peterson Athletic Complex, Lakeside Commons Park,and East Lake Park in the Ci of Blaine, Marshan Park in the PSP°SedBunker-untinontext Regional Trail City county Context Figure 2 LANOKAco NTY .•- -- 73 COLUMBUS . -i tTc-� -u -i9 LiF V R HILLS Z ; ^t'J1RK > jobTa CEN MALA s1:___ § , . - • REGIONALTRAILRIC CREEK -- .. ��e� . Rw. �K� 9e�ch-Pwk u t - . ' E'• - iT2 � -- Legend ,' BLAINE n _- ---- EXISTINGBUNKER-CHAINOF - MBnhsli - t RlIi.i] LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL -' .—,:-- - - - - - 12 23 ' PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN Maaln 10};1NASkIINTON�C a-I :� '•..OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL • d%7 �k EXIST04G REGIONALTRAIL _ Park ••PROPOSED REGIONALTRAIL ��- _ -- ` .. _ i.B11� ResManBu - '� - - EXISTING CITY TRAIL ? Cl .CLEPINt PROPOSED CITY TRAIL s - 49 ti-0"LAK `3 : iG ROADWAYJ colwel �liwm ' RI E CREEK NORTH Z scHool _ talm ' REGIONALTRAIL U1 ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY {u RAMS CITY PARK ® COUNTY ` _ ANOKA `✓_` REGIONA L PARK REGIONAL y- '` —` �/ ' < RAI�$� TRAILCORRIDOR 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 i\.1 WATER Mlles (� Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Figure 1 City Context Page 2 BOUNDARIES • • COSTS City of Lino Lakes and Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park in the City of Centerville. 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. This stretch is just over a mile long and would potentially impact 22 14 EXISTI NG BUNKER-CHAIN OF LIKES REGIONALTRAIL ( ! PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LIKES REGIONALTRAIL (( SCHOOL y>,. ASSISTED UVING FACILITY • ,,,nom © LIBRARY EXISTINGREGIONALTRAIL - - ••PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL • �_.y, ?�� - -__ ROADNAY EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CITY TRAIL QTY PARK REGIONAL PARK,REGIONAL - TRAIL CORRIDOR NMTER Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Figure 3 Exhibit A parcels. If right of way or easements are needed,it is estimated that the width of those easements may be between 15 and 20 feet. It is anticipated that the trail along this stretch will be completed within the next 5-7 years. Page 3 BOUNDARIES • • COSTS 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 14 e Legend II,, I �� s EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REG IDNALTRAIL M PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LADS REGIONAL TRAIL f _ EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL J PROPOSED REGIONALTRAIL �_ ✓t SCHOOL ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY - ROADWAY EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CITY TRAIL - CITY PARK REGIONAL PARK REGIONA L TRAIL CORRIDOR - WATER Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Figure 4 Exhibit B Parks. The trail is existing and complete through this 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 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. At CSAH 17, the trail alignment 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 10911,and Lexington Avenues,the trail follows on the south side of 109th to Pheasant Ridge Drive where it currently ends. From there,as shown in Figure 5,Exhibit C,the 10 foot wide paved trail is proposed to follow on the south side of 109th from Pheasant Ridge Drive east to County Road 53/Sunset Avenue. At County Road 53/Sunset Avenue,the Anoka County Highway Department is currently working with the Cities of Blaine and Lino Lakes on a roundabout project at 109th Avenue and Apollo Drive. This project will Page 4 BOUNDARIES • • COSTS include a short segment of the regional trail as part of the project. Construction is anticipated to occur during the summer of 2016. From the proposed roundabout at 10911' Avenue and Apollo Drive, the trail is proposed to cross over Interstate 35W south to Elm Street. 17 Lochne'ei a I Legend EXISTINGBUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKE S RE GIONALTRQL PROPOSED BJNKER-CHAIN OF LAKESREGIONALTRAIL owam EXISTING RE GI ONALTRAI L 53 x� PROPOSED REGIONALTRAIL SCHOOL 3 EXISTING CIT'TRAIL _ -- PROPOSED CITYTRAIL ROADWAY REGION AL PARK.REGIONAL TRAIL I�CORRIDOR _ CITY PARK WATER - l ties Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Figure 5 Exhibit C From Sunset and Elm,the existing trail travels on the south side of the street east to 4th Avenue. At 41h 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,where it travels through the park and heads south to Aqua Lane on the west side of Marshan Lake. 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. Page 5 BOUNDARIES • • COSTS i�I Legend .p.r EXISTING BUNKER-CFWN OF �-- LAKES REGIONALTRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN .'•.OF LAKES REGIONALTRAIL - - EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL •-PROPOSED REGIONALTR-AIL - EXISTING PARK TRAIL EXISTING CITY TRAIL - PROPOSED CITY TRAIL '- ems. -_ ROADWAY REGIONALPARK,REGIONAL --- ,' - TRAILCORRIDOR a - CITY PARK WATER `-',_ ._ -.- .:. ^.�.-%'k_`_-.^ ,p• - Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Figure 6 Exhibit D �' : Legend EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONALTRAIL - - ==,•try ___ _ `- t -�- EXISTING REGIONALTRAIL ••PROPOSED REGIONALTRAIL - EXISTINGPARKTRAIL EXISTING CITY TRAIL - PROPOSED CITY TRAIL -- - -ROADWAY REGIONAL PARK,REGIONAL = TR AILCORRIDOR + :-' - ,.-A, * _ #,r CITY PARK `- T WATER ' Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment Figure 7 Exhibit E Page 6 BOUNDARIES • • COSTS 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. 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 and map 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 DEMAND 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 LINO 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 1 million in 2014.2 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. 1 Metropolitan Council,Thrive MSP 2040 Forecasts,Adopted May 28,2014 2 Annual Use Estimate of the Metropolitan Regional Parks System for 2008&2014,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 : z. kALkA1N,, 0KAC.O NTY 2COLUMBUSt1 , `SHAM LAKE ILLS- r �` ZPARK :CENtRALAN GIONALT_RAIL MC :- F, RK1401N Legend y BLQ04 - EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF RVI I< LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL - = 12 Marche- Lake WA INGTON CbU ; PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN r OF LAKES REGIONALTRAIL - ddr.1itYk' C—EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL Park - 1 Rice _ --PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL - _ - ..- 19ko Rsihawp - EXISTING CITY TRAIL7 Ci CLE PIN S' L� ? ��} PROPOSED CITY TRAIL i J? >�— J ROADWAY 34 0,— Corton ElTJI�kI N E GREEK NORTH a e, scHooL ,tor- REG101NAI.TR+UL iz ' ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY L.EXIN IJ 1 -at 7D•. EY CRRAMS Y PARK �1 `(Awl -6'ti ..'�� ANOK Ift REGIONALPARK,REGIONAL - �' `1�/ - V - - TRAILCORRIDOR 0 0.5 1 2 RAMSEY 3 4 WATER MIISS N Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Figure 8 Development Concept Page 9 DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT 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 a 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. The remaining sections of trail are proposed to be constructed adjacent to the roadways, but separated by a buffer,similar to Figure 9. ' r,f � I ar�'•r 117 _ eL 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. Trailhead signs, as sus illustrated in Figure 10 are proposed at the major NKER JBUIintersectionsalong the trail. Way-finding directional . signs, as illustrated in Figure 11, will be posted along the trail at decision points as well. Figure it 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 reconstruction project when that occurs or construct a separate Figure 10 Page 10 DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT pedestrian bridge over Interstate 35W to provide safe crossing over the freeway. Refer to Figure 12 for an example of a pedestrian bridge/overpass. _ -�sJF$s;•� Figure 12 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 facilities provide ample parking and restroom facilities as well as additional outdoor recreation amenities. Storm water management for the proposed trail is to follow the requirements of the MN Department of Natural 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 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 construction a Natural Heritage Information System review will be conducted to determine if any rare species or rare natural resources features are 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. Page 11 DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT In addition,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. The Signage and striping $50,000 Parks and Recreation Department Site Furnishings $25,000 will continue to work with local cities Sub Total $5,515,000 and the Anoka County Highway Contingency(10%) $551,500 Department to implement the construction of this trail as Total $6,066,500 opportunities occur. As previously mentioned in this report,a few small portions of the trail are anticipated to be completed within the next 10 years. The remaining segments are anticipated to be completed within the next 15-20 years. Page 12 CONFLICTS Conflicts 14 _ Lao" p/IF1WN MpN 3 �,�yJ M+IW ird liiMy _Ir0M4eao WnA WNC Mwlq PM. ►WGd UN Qrm�wrtYl .-�� -1..aµMG WN M.aLa1 _- •• MNGDwftLW MNG.tiw _ r C�EXIS-WA- tQ-CNMN Os BANES M _ILLWOµLTMML ..i1 EMOFOS[O- -C Imw URGES - _"909"t Tut EJW(MO0MON " MwooaeoacoOw�rn0'. � t VnInNs CIT,r", FM"Wo cry AwL -- MA.., Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Planned Land Use-Map A Figure 13 Conflicts related to this trail development 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. Page 13 CONFLICTS Conflicts between pedestrians and vehicular traffic will be kept to a minimum by i,,g„,d — working with the Cities and the County Highway Department to ensure safe A*%� A.M. crossings at road intersections and driveways for pedestrians and bicyclists. In (.mm s—W addition,signing along the trail will alert users of potential conflict areas,i.e.street Li crossings,driveway crossings,pedestrian cross-traffic,etc.,and will provide way- WM-Mcaa.e�aaro ran. finding and interpretive information. NKNw u CM mMr �,^Mwa Y.lnMMiW 06. +er.a.a am-car..eu - _ s.q.Pamir As/cMa 'XI e 53 F�uua"anaa NrxOt-cwNb ar ups /u-NWP08ID PUNtkR-CNAYMO./A<ES neagMA/TWL i �ay :- �I� �',�"�3l .MD►09�NEOWMAL}Mk - �E_-` - - r11DrOilDQT 1MIt 53 - I T _rt9ke'�` - 49s i y:r idwiri t.tdce Proposed Bunker- Chain of Lakes Regional Trail 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. IL.L.s9- I HAM LAKE - %_- IONAL:PARK i _ pare .: .,i; - 4,1 ' � g - •ice-�`�i����'"` �" 14 - ta 3,i-,!I-. 1T 12 '< Legend3 EtV#LLE. . . EXISTING PUBLIC SERVICES EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL •- a` �s f - _.; '£•6"?' `; '. - -PROPOSEDBUNKERBUNKER•CHNN ```$ 'S2 t-, use��- •49. .?- - - I t��nu OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL --EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL ....PROPOSED REGIONAL TRAIL EXISTING CITY TRAIL PROPOSED CITY TRAIL - _ :- ,.Lila ps, - - - •J ROADWAY CITY PARK 23 17 ANOKA ,"T REGIONAL PARK.REGIONAL 110 TRAIL CORRIDOR 0 0.5 1 2 RAMSEY3 4 !i NATER - ----- - MileS N Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Existing Public Service Locations Figure 15 Page 15 OPERATIONS Operations The Anoka County Ordinance,dated #4� January 241h,2012 regulates parks and trails under the jurisdiction of Anoka County. Education and enforcement is provided through the Anoka County Park Rangers,the local police departments and the Anoka County Sheriff's Department, y 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 16 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 Figure 17,illustrates the population racial density by census tract for the service area of the trail and reached out to those communities for comment on the master plan. The County conducted a public comment period,published the master plan on the County website,sought input on the plan at the Anoka County Fair and attended local community events to receive public input. Local community events attended included the City of Blaine's Family Fun Night,the City of Lino Lakes Corn Roast and Community zo; COLUMBUS 'tiiA�L - HAM TAKE REG ONAUTF4 JL 14 • ,�. . -r`S 'Rt °.+Y..w }.L a lltj'ERVI€_L, y -!'."±.-i 1J—'1f _' .14 - .♦s..� 'a, ,;tea - ,,� Upend RACIAL OENUTY BY 2010 V .i , • , ,•i >: r':- . CENSUS TRACTRN R) I DO a .r �S�•r.ir f .S'`#s of ,.,,b.., , ' .+ 1+•, �) TRAIL TF1 Z i IN P - let EYH�a, t E9.[NUY[,.Uue± RAMSEY 1 i PR�D�OUWJR-0"OEL"16` 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 N Miles Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Racial Densitv by 2010 Census Tract Figure 9 Event and the City of Centerville's Fete des Lac Event. For the public comment period,the plan was posted on the County website and post card invitations were sent to residents along the trail corridor. To reach out further,a notice advertising the comment period was published in the Record,the legal newspaper of Anoka County,as well as another county-wide local newspaper. The Anoka County Parks and Recreation Department worked with the local units of government as well as the Anoka County Transportation Division,which includes the Highway Department,the Transit Department,as wells as Commute Solutions,the transportation management organization within the County,in the planning process of this trail master plan. Page 17 PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AND PARTICIPATION The plan was also presented to the various City's park advisory boards and the City Council's for review and comment. Refer to Appendix for the public notices,letters requesting comments,and a summary of comments and responses. Page 18 PUBLIC AWARENESS Public Awareness Public awareness is an important component to regional park and Anoka County 7 M Q trail systems. The County will provide public education efforts through the Metropolitan Council's regional-wide awareness program, as well as, public information maps, websites Commute (www.anokacountyl2arks.com & www.anokacountyus), social Solutions media, publications and brochures provided by Anoka County A 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. 11I1KINWHIKIN4 TRAILS AND PARK& RIDE LOTS ANOKA COUNTY IL r x s_ i I Page 19 PUBLIC AWARENESS Anoka County's parks and trails system provides outdoor recreation 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 18 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 -—- (goanokacountyorg). This site was created to provide information related — to parks and recreation facilities and promote access to those facilities to - make it easier to recreate outdoors. _ G - ANOKA COUNTY Figure 10 Page 20 ACCESSIBILITY Accessibility Legend EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN# Anoka County continually strives to provide equal access to all residents of Anoka LAKESREGloNAL TRUL County and the region. Park and trail use is open to any and all citizens. While PARK&RIDE there is a nominal parking fee in some of the regional parks,there is not a fee for Bus STOP trail use. This eliminates any economic barriers for trail users. TRANSIT ROUTES EXISTING REGIONAL TRAIL Figure 19 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 _ 00-201hOFCENSUSTRACT POPULATION BELOW POVERTY LEVEL 21.43%OF CENSUS TRACT POPULATION BELOW POVERTY LEVEL ' - AN OKA CO NTY �'-_� f = 4.4-711%OF CENSUS TRACT 1 ` POPULATION BELOW POVERTY HAM LAKE v LEVEL - _--_ 72-12 B%OF CENSUS TRACT POPULATION BELOW POVERTY LEVEL 12.0-7.30%OF CENSUS TRACT POPULATION BELOW POVERTY LEVEL 14 r :.t . JOB AND ACTIVITY CENTER MANUFACTURED HOME --COMMUNITY k�. 3 1, ,''•':�`_- CITY PARK REGIONAL PARK REGIONAL TRAIL CORRIDOR 17 RVILLE x`' *`•k j " '.-•d..j�A—i „�'..* up Ll 34 tL t a e L R CREEK NORTH z a'a REMNAL TRAIL UJ 10 j s. 0 O W'' 3 1 i O Aq(KA; V RAMSEY32 —e 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 Miles N Proposed Bunker-Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Transit,Access& Poverty Levels Figure 11 Page 21 ACCESSIBILITY 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 19. 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 street,or anywhere along the regional ` • r_ trail as long as the vehicle does not have '; _ N to back up. Currently all of the vehicles are equipped with bike racks so passengers wishing to bike on the trail FU 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 20 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 22 APPENDIX Appendix Page 23 POTENTIAL 2016 ASSESSED ASSESSED ASSESSED POTENTIAL VALUE OF # PIN ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE ACRES VALUE VALUE/ACRE IMPACT(ACRES) IMPACTS 1 108-31-23-11-0031 :12486 GOODHUE CT NE_ !BLAINE MN :55449 0.5000 $213,700 $427,400! 0.049278279421 $21,061.54 2 108-31-23-11-0023 .12492 FERGUS CT NEBLAINE MN 155449 0.3700 $204,300. $552,1621 0.056928522171 $31,433.78 3 108-31-23-11-0022 !12484 FERGUS CT NE !BLAINE MN '55449 0.5600_ $237,000; $423,214; 0.025240673131 $10,682.21 4 !08-31-23-11-0033112483 GOODHUE CT NE 'BLAINE 1MN '55449 0.83001 $220,0 $265,1811 0.05627303329; $14,922.52 ___ _ 250_ 0. 5354289353€ $28,284.03 5 ;08-31-23-11-0014 :12494 DAVENPORT ST NE ;BLAINE MN ;55449 0.4000 $211,300:' $528, 0_ _ ..�...._ _..,_. _....m...........�..._.....�...._...,� _.__...._ _....._.. _.._.... 6 109-31-23-22-0002 11850 125TH AVE NE ;BLAINE MN :55449 0.9100 $193,500!$212,637€ 0.056977949011 $12,115.64 7 109-31-23-22-0030 12488 RADISSON RD NE IBLAINE MN 355449 0.3400 $180,100; $529,7061 0.062451982931 $33,081.18 8 109-31-23-22-0017 112490 HASTINGS ST NELB AINE MN 155449 1 0.2800 $181,5001 $648,2141; 04996133006E $32,385.65 9 109-31-23-22-0009 :12431 RADISSON RD NE !BLAINE 3MN 554491.2300 - $207,5001 $168,6991 0.161769962731 $27,290.46 10 108-31-23-11-0032 12491 GOODHUE CT NE ;BLAINE MN 155449 0.37001 $214,0001 $578,3781 0.061986291021 $35,851.53 11 108-31-23-11-0024 - !12485 FERGUS CT NE !BLAINE IMN 255449 1 0.50001 $223,000' $446,0001 0.04790009152; $21,363.44 12 108-31-23-11-0015 j 12481 DAVENPORT ST N„E 'BLAINE MN�W155449 0.56001 $222,8003$397,857 0.03683169386; $14,653.75 13 09-31-23-12-0007 :2345 124TH CT NE - !BLAINE MN 355449 1.3900 $935,6001 $673,094= 0.002551563811 $1,717.44 14 !09-31-23-12-0008 12321 124TH CT NE :BLAINE MN 155449 1.5000 $393,700 $262,4671 0.06862865343 $18,012.73 _...._.._ _ ............ �._ _T. �... _ _._ $ 15 X09-31-23-12-0009 :2303 124TH CT NE BLAINE MN55449� 17600 $1,592,100-nY -$904,602! 009573972830€ _ 86,606.38 16 i09-31-23-21-0001 ;BLAINEMN =55449 r23.0100l $144,000 $6,2581 0.57296506831; $3,585.70 17 109-31-23-11-0004 112325 CLOUD DR NE !BLAINE MN 55449 1 4.13001 $814,3001 $197,1671' 0.00024414451: $48.14 18 !09-31-23-22-0016 1820 125TH AVE NE IBLAINE MN 155449 1.240011 $215,900' $174,1133 0.07747117244` $13,488.73 19 09-31-23-22-0047 ;1897 124TH LN NE IBLAINE IMN ;55449 3 0.66001 $248,0001_$375,758; 0.02594200258 $9,747.90 20 '08-31-23-11-0013 112482 DAVENPORT ST NE !BLAINE MN 155449 0.6900 $237,900! $344,78311 0.04213560464€ $14,527.62 21 1,09-31-23-12-0010 2 350124TH CT NE (BLAINE MN 55449 20.0100 $9,456,200! $472,5741 0.113747803551 $53,754.22 22 109-31-23-21-0007 1 !BLAINE MN 155449 3.35001 $94,200' $28,1191 0.154107602941; $4,333.41 23 109-31-23-12-0015 112450 CLOUD DR NE ;BLAINE MN 155449 3.48001 $3,468,000; $996,5521 0.001523281511 $1,518.03 24 311-31-23-13-0002 IBLAINE MN 155449 20.9800 $243,1001 $11,587€ 0.916246212371 $10,616.75 2511-31-23-24-0002 3700 125TH AVE NE !BLAINE MN :55449 29.3800 $648,6001 $22,076£ 0.338135070381 $7,464.75 26 11-31-23-23-0002 !BLAINE MN 35449 1 7.07001 $6,100'1, $863= 0.005917604261 $5.11 27 ;i1-31-23-24-0003 'BLAINE MN ;55449 25.84001 $281,4001 $10,8901 0.58355752592€ $6,355.00 28 ;11-31-23-14-0001 12200 LEXINGTON AVE NE 'BLAINE MN ;55449 25.42001 $298,500 $11,7431 0.88776103332€ $10,424.73 29 :18-31-22-33-0048 !LINO LAK MN '5501410.2700 $2,6001 $9,6301 0.011122882031 $107.11 30 118-31-22-33-00415 ELM ST (LINO LAK MN ;55010.3700 _$186,500; $504,0541 0.000019409811 $9.78 9 31 119-31-22-22-0024 E7156 SUNSET AVE !LINO LAK MN 155014 0.7 0 $134,5001 $170,253€ 0.015778343221 $2,686.31 32 119-31-22-22-0022 7172 SUNSET AVE LINO LAK MN ;55014 0.7700 $106,9001 $138,831 0.077075854031 $10,700.53 33 119-31-22-22-0021 7180 SUNSET AVE ;LINO LAK MN 155014 0.77001 $125,4001 $162,8571 0.08018745972$13,059.10 34 119-31-22-22-0023 :7164 SUNSET AVE ILINO LAK IMN :55014 0.77001 $112,900' $146,6231 0.075711804011 $11,101.12 35 124-31-23-21-0011 'BLAINE MN ;55449 2.83001 $2,6001 $9191 0.052674942081 $48.39 � 36 124-31-23-11-0044 ;10829 STUTZ ST NE 'BLAINE MN :55014 1 0.23001 $168,400 $732,1741 0.001392874801 $1,019.83 37 f24-31-23-11-0045 110823 STUTZ ST NE IBLAINE IMN 155014 0.28001 $183,0001 $653,5711 0.002424217301 $1,584.40 38 113-31-23-44-0001 ;11008 SUNSET AVE I BLAINE MN :55014 30.38001 $606,900 $19,977: 0.620711045651 $12,399.92 39 j24-31-23-12-0016 jBLAINE MN :55449 12.56001 $946,3001 $75,3421 0.89388631817€ $67,347.50 40124-31-23-21-0010 'BLAINE MN ;55449 4.42001 $100. $231 0.015723521851 $0.36 $645,396.741 =a' 'COLUMBUS V1, kAL'AN *' O ., H.Atl L , r R HILLS AL PARK +CEI'w RA 'A 1 9I oUhlT`- aE INAL TRAIL 53 .�. 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Alive,Tank Site 1111111111111111110 EXISTING BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL ■ 1111111 PROPOSED BUNKER-CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL WATER T' CONSERVATION AREA NQS• r COUNTY PARK :'E`'• tJ iy q i'.'...x',. r•t,� A QTY r x-'7 NATURALAREA 4 REGIONAL PARK;REGIONAL TRAIL CORRIDOR Bunker - Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Alignment M PCA 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 991125th 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 River-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 MN000085477 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 0 800 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 631125th Ave NE Blaine 55434 Anoka 37B Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal 1 Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45 19715287 -93.25493914 Active 13 MND985722V Northgate Dental Care 1566125th 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 MNR0000073!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 MNRO537G8 Adolph's Converters&Cores Inc 12325 Cloud Dr NE Blaine 55449 Anoka 51A Industrial Stormwater Permit Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19583186 -93 20794741 Active 18 MNS00010609 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 MN500011089 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 MN500012879 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 901125th Ave NE Blaine 55434 Anoka 37B Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal,Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19725387 -93.24738600 Active 23 MNS00018203 Former Kim Automation 4501103rd Ct NE Ste 120 Circle Pines 55014 Anoka 38A Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal,Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.16921700 -93.12227300 Active 24 MNS00018616 Taylor Machine Inc 4520103rd 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 Cloud Dr NE Blaine 55449 Anoka 37B Hazardous Waste,Small to Minimal,Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19709931 -93.20905457 Active 26 Multiple Activi!iffy Lube 2710 12403 Ulysses St NE Blaine 55434 Anoka 51A Multiple Activities Mississippi River-Twin Cities 45.19607389 -93.23536505 Active 27 Multiple Activi Wal-Mart Store 3498 4405 Pheasant Ridge Dr K 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 650 NE Main St Blaine 55434 Anoka 37B 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 Public Comment Period Bunker Chain of Lakes Regional Trail Master Plan The County of Anoka will be receiving public comments from July 10, 2015 to August 7, 2015 on the proposed master plan for Bunker Chain of Lakes Regional Trail, which connects the Anoka County regional trail system with the cities of Blaine, lino lakes and Centerville. The existing and proposed segments of trail generally run east/west along CSAH 14/Main Street, east/west through The Lakes Development,north/south on CSAH 17/1-exington Avenue,east/west along 109th Avenue,north/south on Sunset Road,east/west along Elm Street, east/west through Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve to LaMotte Park and north/south to CSAH 14/Main Street in Centerville. While the majority of the trail has already been constructed, there are no current plans to construct the remaining segments. Copies of the master plan can be obtained by contacting the project manager or visiting www.anokacountyparks.com. Those who have questions or comments may contact the Project Manager: Karen Biaska, Park Planner,Anoka County Parks and Recreation Department, 550 Bunker Lake Blvd, NW, Andover, MN 55304 or via telephone at 763-767-2865 or e-mail at karen.blaska@co.anoka.mn.us. Written comments on the master pian are preferred and may be submitted to the project manager listed above. (Do not publish below this line) .f Je y ma County Administrator Publish: Anoka County Record: Friday,July 10 and 17, 2015 Anoka County Union: Friday,July 10 and 17, 2015 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION BUNKER CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL TRAIL STATE OF MINNESOTA )ss EMENT PERIOD COUNTY OF ANOKA, The County of Anoka will be receiving public comments from Charlene Wold being duly sworn on an path, July 10,2015 to August 7,2015 on states or affirms that he/she is the Publisher's the proper mar Plan forsun- Designated Agent of the newspapers)Known ker Chairs of takes Regional Troll, as: which connects the Anoka County regional 1ral system with the cities of Blaine.Lino Lakes and Center- Anoka County Union Herald YN• The existing and proposed segmentsof trall generally tun east/ west wW,CSAN n street with the known office of issue being located east/ ethrough The Lakes De- in the county of: velopment, northIsouth on CSAR ANOKA 1711xxington Avertua, saWwast wwith a substantial portion of the circulation a" 109th Avenue, north/south ithe counties s on Sunset Road'east/west along Elm Street,eest/wost through Rias ANOKA Creek Chalet of Lakes park Reserve and has full knowledge of the facts stated to LaMotm Park and nortidsouth to below: CSAR 141MWn Street In Centerville. While the majority of the trail has al- (A)The newspaper has complied with all of ready boon constructed,then,aro the requirements constituting qualifica- no current plans to construct the tion as a qualified newspaper as provided rerrtainirtgsegmer". by Minn.Stat.§331A.02. Copies of the master plan can be obtained by Contac" the (B)This Public Notice was printed and pub- proles manager or visiting www. lished in said newspaper(s) once each enokocmuurnypitelm.com arose week, for 2 successive week(s), the first who dove queaaorts or comments insertion being on 07110/2015 and the last may contact the project Manager Katen insertion being on(17/17/2015. „my p�and*�maAnoka partment, 550 Bunker Lake Blvd. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICES NW,Andaver,MN553o4orvia tele- Pursuant to Minnesota Stat. 5110.033 phone at 7"767-2es5 or equall at karen Weskataco enoks.mmus. relating to the publication of mortgage Written comments on the master foreclosure notices: The newspaper complies plan are preferred and may be sub- with the conditions described in §580.033, mittedtothe project manager 99M abovft subd. 1,clause(1)or(2). If the newspaper's Published inthe known office of issue is located in a county Anoka County UnfonNerald adjoining the county where the mortgaged July Io,17,2015 premises or some part of the mortgaged 418563 premises described in the notice are'located, a substantial portion of the newspaper's circulation is in the latter county. By: Designated Agent Subscribed and sworn to or affirmed before me on 0 7/1 7120 1 S. Notary Publk: 109 MARIE MACPHERMN Public-Minnesota ston tb#res Jan 31,2019 Rate Information: (1)Lowest classified rate paid by commercial users For comparable space: $20.00 per column inch Ad ID 418563 ANOKA COUNTY AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Public Comment Period Bunker Chain of Lakes State of Minnesota,County of Anoka Regional Trail Master Plan John M.Kysylyczyn,being-duly The County of Anoka sworn on oath says that he is the will be receiving public comments from July 10, owner and publisher of the newspaper 2015 to August 7, 2015 known as the Anoka County Record, On the proposed master plan for Bunker Chain of and has full knowledge of the facts plan Lakes Regional Trail,which which are stated below: connects the Anoka County regional tray system with (A)The newspaper has complied the cities of Blaine, Lino Lakes and Centerville. with all the requirements constituting The existing and proposed qualifications as a qualified newspaper, segments of trail generally run east/west along CSAH as provided by Minnesota Statutes 14/Main street, east/ 331A and other applicable laws. west through The Lakes Development, northlsouth (B)The printed statement(s)attached on CSAH 17/Lexington Avenue, east1west along was(were)printed and published on 109th Avenue, north/south the following day(s)and date(s): on Sunset Road,easbwest along Ekn Street,east/west Friday,July 10,2015 through Rioe Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve to Frida Jul 17,2015 LaMotte Park and north! Y' y south to CSAH 14/Maln Street in Centerville. While the majority of the trail has already been constructed, there are no current pians to construct the remaining John M.Kysylyczyn, segments. Owner&Publisher Copies of the master plan can be obtained by contacting the project manager or visiting www. Subscribed and sworn to before me on a nokacountyparks.com. Those who have questions this 17th day of July,2015 or comments may contact the Project Manager: Karen Blaska, Park Planner, Anoka County Parks and Recreation Department, 550 Bunker Lake Blvd.NW, Andover, MN 55304 or via telephone at 763-767-2865 or e-mail at karen.blaska@ co.anoka.mn.us. Written comments on the master plan are preferred and may �ioC� be submitted to the project manager listed above. (Publldwd July 10,17,2015 Notary Public Anoka County Fteeard)0267 •.„�� KATHLEEN ANN 8REKKti i ! Notary Public fir.•; state of Minnesota 4'• My Commission Expires Jonuory 3T, 2019 Lowest classified rate paid by --—�- commercial users: �� Per column inch: $5 PAGE 6 ANOKA COUNTY RECORD JULY10,2016 ANtNCA C NTY ANOKA COUNTY CITY OF HAM LAKE ANOKA COUNTY HRA CITY OF HAIR LAKE 8UMMARY Bt)S Public Comment Period Ordinance Na 15.20 NOTICE OF PUBLIC Ordinance No.16-21 Bid e2o15.26 Bunker Chain of Lakes Amending Ordinance No.13-06 COMMENT PERIOD M ardlnahos porteidnp Description of FP. Regional Trall Nana reletlngtoths mubrshmemaanAasi"m PmoO forthetepekanN Notice Is hereby a(—that to h0u°of operation for Bids hwlbd Anoka Master Plan memerd of msldmtllal WNW web and Subsurface Sewage Treatment Systema the Anoka County Hous- lOwfAd liquor n°n'bdo>a County Hoye NO. SP The County of Anoka 6),adding an Article 11-470 to to Ham Lake CRY Code, Ing and Redevelopment calkg will Nuor and who 0a2-010-030, CBAH will be r Whit pudic N ardsined by the City Council of the City of Ham Lake.Anoka County,Minnesota, AulherlY (HRA) Is offer- apuawns: 16 (Broadw Ave. comments from July 10, u own: Ing apheas the oppOrbO•The CRY Council of tha Cly NE) and OR (Kett 2015 to ALIOU31 7, 2015 inane No.13-o0 k amwW*d to r"NIAM*11-478 era le fanwmbered Ba folowe: 30 to make comments eproposed lar 0f Hem lake hereby Or- River .BW I Won on the pr�ossd master 1t 70 SUBSURFACE SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM(GOTS)AND WELL VATER 30 drys nal the imposed Adida�.Mowa; Recadtru tlon PnOjed, plan for Bunker Chain of an Ry Dad o the Com-Artistes of a 7Ham and Roundabout, of Lakes Regional Tral,which PROGRAM Gundy Cly5G)M201 Bock 7-ty C e tld Hem Lake Columbus.An County conneak the Anoka County to Me euilorly of aleahesda elataes Chapter 115.57,the Cay of Nem Lake Grein(CABG)2015 Pre• Cly Code are hereby re- MN regional trell system WOO, he by establishes Me following 88TS NO Vial Loan PfDWM The Program IS h-Oram YberAoion Pau. pealed. BM Opening:Ju 1,2015 the Ciba Of BU". UnO t ad to dbrbans to 819W Partles b repair or replace existing SETS Orwdm wells. The ACfRA Is proposing The}upowkq new Arlde For more Mwtbn Lakes and Centerville. program Into be fwdod Torn montes made evalado from IhoAnoka County Hous the allocation of CDBG 74382 Is hereby added to ragardirg the above The adding and proposed and Redevalo MAM AuRwrlty(HRA)out of a Veda]tax levy can has been and Is prged MOB to TWM Cil-the Ham Lake City Code: nts of trap Generally be imposed on Ham Lake properties for the b-n9fit of Han Lake heunkg Issues, lea Habitat for Humanly(Or 7-8362 Hwu published °!RFPs,srang nroSeething along CSAR -470.1 FJIpibllfY-Conditions a Single family robabNRs please visit tin Mau 14fMein Sired, SAW conditions ere eligible m e for nskdraden lar repair and1br replacement or,.San scelered ape Pro)ed. tbun a Operation may be County Web 811a :www. west through The Lakes UaBooated 2016 CDBG as Pa noted by Nie Now, AndtaCounty. s. this program Include SETS Stat have failed or which consist of looking holding a handed*am fine b (PuWarodJwro%, 410. Devebpmont narWaoutih kat, holding lank+wbich can ba replaced by a canwnone o'olher 8878',eMRbmerd hwdmB wN M Ilona,speal�lyIndudhp e 2asA hake.y sed on CSAH 17)Ladrgton wuhe and sbdlOM pipe systema, M SOTS ta a'faled'SETS'R I Is dk- awarded h the amount of 2:00 em deshp time force Avenue, andMast along Analog alluent above pound level.Those eperla Shal be used In place of any $80,000.00 to Twin Can 2Bb MISS I Proper OFFICE OF E 109th Avenue,notdsoulh heradtede that may be found In Slate orCcurdy health and@$,and ngardksa of HabBat for Home This am firstobtained. MINNIE A an Sunset Road,astlwast t mandogy as may be found therein. pn0)ad wB mad a national Pamir SECRETARY TATE ding Elm Street,aaeVwest conditions that an aNglble ler consideration for repair amft replacement of obledk M of bwhrrod haus FineMrled b the Ham CFRTIFICA OF though Rice Creek Chain tar wells an: Lake City to on June ASSUMED E of Lakes Pak Reserve to conternineOon making the water will forhuman consumptim or If there en any mOmquestions, 15,2015 us adoUs Still pted by MINNESOTAST TIES, LAMote Pads and north) btetdcaweter pressure a used by a took Orwell depth,a Insufficient groundwater ragadhq tlhk amendment dayofJuy,2015° CHAPTER 33 south b CSAH 14IMain mutonerplpa sersuredoetlon;or please cell Kale Theo- The 8ing of an timed Sired In Centervllte.Vtfike Strom, Carmanity DeY6 Wdwd G.Van talk,Mayor name does not a the majority of the Whas mechanical or electrical failure of or h the pump apparatus;or opment Manager, at the Denise Vdehster,City Clerk user with ernloe rights alreadyAbandoned been constructed, A WON that needs to be abaoned and capped. Anda County Commodity �,66drd Jay td,2elsMde b that name. B oft there are no current Pk— CNy'SdeslOneled ofldalsshakbe lhesob}dge afwhetherernottne qualify. Development Department Ltulyr— 0 IS required for r to construct the remaining f criteria are mel (783)323.5714.Comments potedbn In to segmenta, 470.2 ENglblay.Fhaolel Inst t e Anoka h cod• OFFICES THE enable consume s to be Caples of the master Ino to the Anoka County MINNESOTA able to IdenOry true plan can be obtained by I ardor to qualify ler the program.the poP6r1Y Owner must be a natural penal or Community Develepmard SECRETARY OF STATE owner of a bu she . contadInO the pro)ed ors,named In the title to the property AS pint tenants or tenants In common, Department,Anoka County CERTIFICATE OF 1.Lint the and sumed manager Or vWft www. meeting the fa6owing Mnande"Rerta. Government Center,2100 ASSUMED NAME name under w the a nakaeountyparks.com. The appNoont(s)mud meet the qualfying Income IMIs as published by the 3rd Avenue,Anoka, MN, MINNESOTA STATUTES, business is or will be Than who hew questions U ad aides Housing end Urban Development Department PHUD)as stated In the 55303.2265. Comments CHAPTER 388 conducted' and EI the Pot Manager.Karen MB b hoMI useholabulations by HUD for d size,else for the Minneapolis Sl.Paul StatisticalArea.h°usln0, pIl be accepted tacit 4:38 not long a of assumed p.m.on August 10,mmo user with anlucluelue rights provide 9 Photography &asks, Park Planner, b Aggregate Molt worth a all of the Damen anal be Ilea than f6o,000.og halts- 1/you need an ao0ommoda-to that name. The Mug 2.Principal Ha Anoka County Park$and on signed Fhandid Statements. Financial Statements mud be In d form Son,each As an OIAMPOIa Is required for consumer Business: Ren°d°n Depammenl, ptable to peons designated by the City Administrator to review sane. sprinted mdeviel In an e- 9401 Palm St. 550 Bunker Lake Bivd.NW. A TWO SeamA must be prepared or reviewed by the City Money,and the prop. lemale fonnel 0..e.,&RAID pidedbd In oder to Coon Rapid°, Andover,MN 65304 or via a Cannot be in foreclosure or encumbered by tax New rd frdcharace(tens.Real a targe pdd)becawe of a enable con9urners 10 be 66433 telsome d 763-707.2265 ata tams must be current. drab ft pla°se wntadffs able to Mangy Ins true 3. Lid the not anti Orr—GR at keren,bleskaM Anna Carty AdmWsea- owner of a business. complete stud address m.aokdsnn.w. Writ en d Then mud be reesohuable pes0ve equity h the property,meaning that the Ban office(763)323-6709 1.Ual the exact assumed IIDid C stairs°stknalo a fah market value roust exceed the apparent amend a debi 3235209 name under which the of AS Persona Ing CWVBm is On the master mboring the property,and the decision as b whether"not to approve the TETT'n°3) business Is or win be business undo, above plea are preferred and may a cellon may be based on the CRY's avdualfon of the IkeNhood Ind the es• Christine V.Caney conducted: Assumed Name, N an be submiled to Be Projed wards will In fad be paid in Ng. No credit check of the applbant(l)shat be Assistant CounttrAtioneY CRP Custom Plate aaly, provkb beat manager tided above. ,The City may require a fee appraisal,the cod ofwhloh can be Included in Karen Skeppa 2,Principal Place of corporate,LLC, United (Puefumd July 10 17 2015 N ban,d the elty's option,pdbrto making a decision on the epplloudlon. ACHRA Exeodive Directs Partnership P and Ards c°uty R;.aM O Business: registered oma a appldaK(s)shall furnish whatever Anandal Information Is requested of the (P.tasJuly1002016 Ards 11823 Dogwood Stead Anna Tllkaam C CITY OF HAM LAKE C ,Includi g tax returns. Financial data wN be considered private data to the NW,Coon Rapids,MN 6401 Palm St. PUBLIC HEARING Permitted by lata'• CITY OF 66145 Coon Rapids, TO ONS R 1 m 70.3 Assistance and Pufmooetda 3Uel lel memo and 56433 a, Loan.Assistance to the properly owner shat be In the form d a ban to the COLUMBIA HEIGHTS axag, tele street address Elizabeth i AMENDMENT TO properly owners)in an amount necessary to effect the replacement or repsire,not CUSTODIAN IU of RI parsons conducting Tllmann THE HAM LAKE CITY to exceed a told of$25,000.00.The loan shat become an assessment against the CARETAKER(Part Throe) buskdas under the above 8401 Palm St,NW property on which the repoldrealecement occurs pursuant b Minnesota Statutes ESSENTIALJO6 FUNCTIONS: Assumed Name,OR m an gal Coon Rapids,TAN CHARTER Chapter 115.67(Subd.8).At the tkno of ksdng the loan,the Cay shall provide are Wolk kvohes provl0lnp es- eddy, te,U.C.the bled 56433 NOTICE IS HEREBY nolbsa required by said iatute.That aesAmment shall be certifiod ler collection alder ce N weals which are corporate,LLor Limited 4, I, the underelpned, GIVEN THAT A PU13UCHELD with nal Wet.taxes on November 16 of the you h which the ban Is made.and 1s6aduled a J.P.Mursyn Hal, Partnership nano and catty that I am alining HEARING HELD °her be payable over a len year period,log.0m,with Interest Accruing at A rude to eroue mach,Vmbk4w, mainland once address. an Mo u st 3,2015, established cl eauncit nsobtbn N the time that the lose Is made. operates d the menta held Lawerence T Cody Oda document as Ina In the Council Chambers of y d the belly.Duties bakds 11829 Dogwood Street person whoa signature Is Hem Lake CNY Flail, b PrerequkNesto Loan. Prbrt°dosing line ban,the■PpBcernt�shag suPPIY samrlq d the fwpdng 6N- NNWW,,C6aon Rapids,MI required,a u agent of be IRornudlon satisfactory to lin°Cly documenting the need for U°repelrlreplon. 15544 Central Avenue NE person(s)whose signature d 6:01 p.m. to consider hent,and provide a quote or quotes from Unwed and quelA6d septic andlor wap 109 up Oftmm9nt,Arid in the case Of SM,BAPPk% equipment Is Ted Win was has authorizbe d required mentto ills following Proposed providing a design documenting plan for the new refuelled SETS that meds City codes.The operalooeL perlermbg general 023 67th Lana NW. sign this document on emandmeM to em Ham applicant(s)shag also provide evidence satisfactory b the CRY that they meet Ow deedag and gangsta dNea Coon Rapid°MN 66433 Lake Cly Charter. an ODfcr*gtad4Polies, 4. 1, the under hWha behdt th M bah 1lrerida4elgblllY requirements es contained hlam 11.2120 above. igning oapadltes.l further wrNry Ttare k hereby amended 11.470.4 Pronrdure for Approwl REQUIRED QILWFICATION6: certity tlut 1 am alpdnp that I have completed all M mix"I g th 1451 two One year pubis aonteetwolk this document an the required fields, and that sentences of Section 5.00 B.3htbdnkabne.Apppcat(s)aha0 codrptete such forms u the CRY steftprap.rec experience.Ability to M UP parson whose.Wafira Is me tfdonatlon In IMA and repbaing with the in for application ppMw ion.n aH Approval, an staff Sl Iscompletelete a report to The reports the CRY Council hdud°t0 30 Poads. required,oras pent of the tlommanl Is eve and the eaual financial data provided by ata applad(s). staff shah riot forward an DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS, Pormn(s)whom WN!"Wre current and In compliance At such proposed ePplbatlon t°the Cloy Council unless all elklbgNY and submlsslan requkemadds TWO yeere pubic anteet work would be required who off Minnesotaapplicable chapter eta Mft Chy Counol,shaif acted lllbe ere complete,and Staff shall have the authority to summarily reed an application exparlson.One year Merl- hes outthis oc me n for non-complanoe with egBiblity or subrasabn requirements.provided that the once waiting is a Caretaker, din r b deemed a undafdend that by signing axed a within a time frame applicant(s)receive written notice from Staff es to the re for rejection. Building Supervisor,a related hlsllor behalf,th In bah this document I am Subject which,S later subjected to poeldon Osa year expedeam Mpsoitles.I forther rattly fo Me peaittesotparJuy reienrdOwn,andl resultIn b.City Council Approval, The CRY Council sines review the staff report and shill pefomhkg deantna and Wfto•that 1 haw complied ail es Set forth in Section the of uendun Occurri g d ad a the application by resolution. If diseppraved,the resolution shag contain da duties Bek ad man-uequind beide, and that 800.48 as N I heti Alfred enaxl suceeednp General flndIn05 algid supporting On dlea�rovd.NaPpovetl,the resolution ehW irhOkxtle Ing andro CPR certlIcellOa. the h(onnalbn In this ads document under Oath election In the City.and no an Interest rale and such other mattes as the City Canal deeurs appropriate• HOURS: Marheg evening, document IS true and FILED:June 2,2015, special election subletting c. Appal of Staff Decision. If Staff has Sumarily lejeded an application,the and weekend sperm areadga carted and In compliance 0828246aD0038, the pmpoad to referendum appllcaht(B)may appeal the decision by requesting an appearance before the City Approx.10.14 hoom per wank with the applable chapter IR Dougal Larson,owner shelf ever be told. Council. WAGE RANGE of Minnesota Studds. I Phylat"Jdy3,tg2a6, Both proposals for and d.Variances.The City Council may grant reasonable vartanon to the elgtdtY re- $12.021051S77Ax ur understand that by dining Anoka Onoty,R.-rd)6253 appaent, penst such quhoments Nlhem are special circumstances which justly such variances.Special ApPUCA71ON PROCEDURES.this document l am subjed amendment Shag be hand. circvmalanees may Incudo,without limitation,the use of shared SETS systems or Applcabes aro wagspis from to the penalties of pa Dales:July 10,2015 wells,unusual sub-surface conditions,or not worth affected by not-Nud Saudis. M e CRY Hal kfonndtloo Wk-AS al forth In Section _ Dalse Webster,Gly Clark 11-470.6 Closing dow,erIn.ycenbedowntaded 809.48 u N I had elated ' - Wsdocument under oath. (PLO,khed holy 10.2016 Ando Al the time that the ban is dosed,the applasd(s)chat execute any and at docs fmm mrwdsiedwwwcdA •FILED: Coffee C-tyRwad)a menta deemed necessary and appropriate by the CRY In connection with the loan. bldalghtsms NOV or by calling ��,3 il,, Presented to Use Ham Lake CITY Coundl on June 15,2015 end adopted by a unadmous (703)714-3811 TDIY.MM los !sl LawemacA Thy requestTB'Btte a ANOKA COUNTY A C to em)ico MUSTbe d. _ col°this 6th day of July,2016, A ,eppYcetbn MUST be Mahapet Co `" Bi CRD OF APPEAL Michael G,Van Kl City completely Wed out and rs fl uty %-.o0 Denbo Weader,C Conk tanned to the Human Resources t.hety loaaa) ion MEETING (puhllthed July 10,2015A-A.candy R-4 s DMedorAceklard to the CRY anum err ban ohtla The Anoka Camay Board Manager CRT d Cotunble Experience 6 Trsbbg 50 per- andsvwoss•Omh of Append and Equalization Hdglhk.69040M AYesa NE, cern;Ord Interview 50 percent met on June 15, 2015. , ;?' Cokmda Helgna,MN 55121. CLOSING DATE:Apppkan- UghthOUSe Of No taxpayer Assessment AppkdlmS Y&be Woolson tons accepted anti)4:45 COjUnft He*tii appealsaa were B5 , tacit 4:46%Mondry�Jul� Ps,Monday.July 27,2015. 2015.IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUld" (3.8�0t1 Hart BMdJ risme to actions taken PuOtingadydpl►aam�i.10MU"A$l op f may submit any other date EMPLOYER N&ATOM THE �ulpos.Ay anti'28 by the board,refor W the a BYem ksuet2Io"oraa�!=r+sr) Ir.a.dM ,r^"'4 they Iasi k pertinent to their On OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS July Anoka County Web Ste: Jdah Ky"Iyay4 Oxus-or, her M�sltwppr AR, consideration. DOES NOTpsCRIMINATEON 8)11 wu w,anckecountyus 4oWlN Mleeln Emd:� A..armh SELECTION PROCEDURES THE BASIN OF DISABILITY IN (P1O1Wrd Jur tO.lm6Mala bolkac lnly © otwJaNaaer SaMRY Applicants will be evalud- VSIONOIMPLOYBIT OR THE RD- CartyR.aadl° �AnYaCahaead ed oat the following crhaflm: VL9gN OF 6ERVICEB PAGE 0 ANOKA COUNTY RECORD JULY 10,2015 PAGE 6 ANOKA COUNTY RECORD JULY 17,2015 ANOKA COUNTY Assume ame,OR If an are available for atspeo CITY OF NOWTHEN Public Comment Period entity, pr Ide the legal Lon by contacting the City Bunker Chain of Lakes corpora LLC,or Limited Clerk, Nowthen City Hall, SUMMARY FINANCIAL REPORT Regional Trail Partnershl name and 8188 199th Avenue NW, Master Plan registere Mee address Nowthen,Minnesota 55330 The purpose of this report is to provide a summary of financial information conceming the City of Novvdmn Lawere e T Cody during regular office hours to interested crt¢ens The coin tete financial statement may be examined at the City Offices,8188 1991° The County of Anoka 11829 D wood Street Cuntactthe City of Nowthcn p will be receiving public NW,C Rapids,MN at 763.441-1347 with any Ave NW Nowthen,MN Questions about this report should be directed to the City Clerk at(763)441-1347 comments from July 10, 55449 questions or concerns 2015 to August 7, 2015 Teri W mess Dated July 14,2015 Rt%enues and Expenditures for General Operations on the proposed master 923 97th ane NW, Corrie LaDoucer, (Governmental Funds) plan for Bunker Chain h Coon R ids MN 55433 City Clerklrreasurer For the Years Ended December 31,2014 and 2013 Lakes Regional Trail,which Ci of Nowthen connects the Anoka County 4 I, th undersigned, City regional trail system with certify th 1 am slgmng NOTICE OF PUBLIC Percent the cities of Blaine, Lino this do en[ as the HEARING Total Increase Lakes and Centerville Parson wh a at g nature is CITY OF NOWTHEN 2(114 2013 (Decrease) The existing and propose d required, as agent of the REVENUES segments of trail generally Persons) ase signature COUNTY OF ANOKA run east/west along CSAH would be required who STATE OF MINNESOTA Propert.Taxes S 1 232 594 $L142.97G 7 84"/0 141Mam Street, east/ has a ized me to TAKE NOTICE,that pursu- Special Assessments 10.371 3.916 16484% west through The Lakes sign this ocument on ant to the requirements of Licenses end Permits 104 045 96 702 921% Development, north/south his/her alf, or In both Minnesota Law, a public Intergolemmental 69,429 101,961 (3191)% on CSAH 17/1-exinglon capacities further certify hearing shall be held be- Charges for Sen lets 88,620 87,881 84% Avenue, east/west along that I hav completed all fore the Nowthen Planning Imestment Eam rigs 7,969 10,663 (25 26)% 109th Avenue,north/south required fi ds, and that and Zoning Commission on Miscellaneous 5,813 1.861 212 36% on Sunset Road,easVwest the infor tion In this Tuesday,July 28th, 2015 along Elm Street,east/west documen Is true and at 7 00 P M at Nowthen Total Revenues $1 519.941 $ 1,445,960 5 04 through Rice Creek Chain correct and n compliance City Hall located at 19800 Per Capita $341 93 $325 52 of Lakes Park Reserve to with the a cable chapter Nowthen Boulevard NW, LitMofte Park and north/ of Mmneso Statutes I Nowthen,Minnesota 55303 south to CSAH 14/Main understand at by signing regarding the following mat- EXPENDITURES Street in Centerville While this docu t I am subject ter Curren) the majority of the trail has to the Pena as of perjury An AMENDMENT to Chap- General Go%emmenl $ 303 521 $ 455,R20 1046°° already been constructed, as set I in Section ter 9 of the CItyof Nowthen Public Sxfalx 359 926 144,R20 4 3R°a there are no current Plans 60948 as I 1 had signed City Code to be consistent Streets and Htghxvaa 375 142 293 857 2766-6 I. construct the remaining this docum I under oath with Minnesota Pollution Sanitarian 34 439 32 262 674% segments FILED Control Agency require- Culture and Recreation 23,319 21,512 1 82)°x° Copies of the master # mems of the municipal Debt Sen Ice Plan can be obtained by /s/Lower e T Cody, separate storm sewer sys- Principal 103,872 32,431) (22021)% Manager g lot.,.(and Other Char 26 781 37 372 (28 22 contacting the project terns general permit regard. gas 1°O manager or visiting www pubinhedJ 10&17,2015 Ing erosion/sediment con- Ca tal Oullay 29,258 354013 (91741% a0okaeountyparks earn Anoka Coo R...rd)0256 fron ol and post constructipi Those who have questions NO E TO stormwater management Total Expenditures $ 1456.258 $ 1 574.035 (7481% or comments may contact CRED SAND Al such hearing both writ- Per Capita $32784 $354 35 the Project Manager Karen CLAI ANTS ten and oral comments will Blaska, Park Planner, CMD 23 LLC be heard The City Coun- t 1 031 493 S 1 135 365 Anoka County Parks and PLEASE T E NOTICE at will act on this request Total Long-tens Indebtedness Recreation Department, that CMDF 3 LLC has at Its August 11th, 2015 Per Capita $23221 $255 60 550 Bunker Lake Blvd NW, dissolved an Is In the regular meeting Complete Andover,MN 55304 or via process of neling up Its copes of the ordinance General Fund Balance December 31 S 1 105,327 S 1 073,450 telephone at 763-767-2865 affairs The Red liability are available for inspec- Per Capita $249 $242 at e-mail at karen blaska@ company has led with the Lon by contacting the City co snake mit us Written Secretary tate a notice Clerk, Nowthen City Hall, RICHARD ALAN HALL 3 All currently available insurance coverage must be comments on the master of dissolution The notice 8188 199th Avenue NW, maintained and continued without change In coverage or plan are preferred and may was filed y 13, 2015 Nowthen,Minnesota 55330 STATE OF MINNESOTA DISTRICT COURT beneficiary designation be submitted to the project Claims again I the com. during regular office hours COUNTY OF ANOKA TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IF YOU VIOLATE ANY OF THESE PROVISIONS,YOU manager listed above pany must presented Contact the City of Nowthen In Re the Marriage of FAMILY COURT WILL BE SUBJECT TO SANCTIONS BY THE COURT (Published July 10,n 2015 in wining t Irscher Law at 763-441-1347 with any Richard Alan Hall Court File 02 FA 15 359 Parties to a marnage dissolution proceeding are Anoka County Record)x257 Firm PA,248 Rice Street, questions or concerns Petitioner,and encouraged to attempt Alternative Dispute Resolution CITY OF HAM LAKE Suite 75, seville, MN Dated July 14,2015 Delores Ann Hall AMENDED SUMMONS pursuant te,Minnesota law Alternative Dispute Resolution SPECIAL BUDGET 55113 Claims must be re- Corrie LaDoucer, Respondent Includes mediation,arbitration,and other processes as O SH P c wed y Oct 5,2015 City Clerk/treasurer STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE ABOVE NAMED set forth In the District Court Rules You may contact 1 e 1 24,31 Auy 7 City of Nowthen RESPONDENT the Court Administrator about resources In your area 1 0 CALLTO ORDER 2015Anoka Country Record)#262 You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon If you cannot pay for mediation or Alternative Dispute —500 PM NOTICE OF PUBLIC petitioner's attorney an Answer to Me Petition For Resolutian,msome counties,assistance maybe available 2 0 DISCUSSION OF Dissolution of Marriage which Is herewith served upon to you through a nonprofit provider or a court program If PROPOSED 2016 BUDGET HEARING you,within thirty days from the date of service of this you are a victim of domestic abuse or threats of abuse as CITY OF NOWTHEN Summons and Petition For Dissolution of Marriage, defined In Minnesota Statutes,Chapter 518B,you are not (Published July 17,2015 Anoka COUNTY OF ANOKA exclusive of Me date of servme required to try mediation and you Will not be penalized by County Record)$252 'i STATE OF MINNESOTAIf you fall to do sojudgment by default will be taken the Court in later proceedings , ANOKA COUNTY TAKE NOTICE,that pursu- price in Anoka County against you for the relief demanded in the Petition for NOTICE OF PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAM SUMMARY OF BIDS ant to the requirements of Gotoourwebsite Dissolution of Marriage REQUIREMENTS Bid#2015-30 Minnesota Law, a pubic This action Involves real property located In Stacy, Under Minnesota Statutes Section 518157, In a Description of Bid/RFP hearing shall be held be- Minnesota Chrsago County,Minnesota,and Kanabec contested proceeding involving custody or parenting time Advertisement for fore the Nowthen Planning County, Minnesota Said real properties are legally of a moor child,the parties must begin participation In a Proposals – Design, and Zoning Commission on described on the attached exhibit A parent educabon program that meets minimum standards Engineering and Project Tuesday, July 28th, 2015Nk NOTICE OF TEMPORARY RESTRAINING PROVISIONS Promulgated by the Minnesota Supreme Court within 30 Management RFP for at 7 00 P M at Nowthen days after the first filing Wrath the court In some districts, Anoka County Mississippi City Hell located at 19800 Under Minnesota law,service of this Summons makes Parenting education may be required m all custody or River Regional Trail Nowthen Boulevard NW, the following requirements apply to both parties In this parenting proceedings s You eq contact the custody or Expansion Nowthen,Minnesota 55303 action,unless they are modified by the Court or the P g g y ct proceeding Is dismissed Court Administrator for additional Information regarding Bid Opening August 26, regarding the following mat- this requirement and the availability of parent education 2015 ter 1 Neither party may dispose of any assets except programs For more Information An AMENDMENT to Chan a For the necessities oflife or for the necessary Dated this 2nd day of June 2015 regarding tho sbnvn ter 10 ofthe CM of Nowthen generation of Income or preservation of assets 1,/David M Lawson#146559 published bids/RFPs, CRY Code (Subdivisioni b By an agreement In writing,or Attorney for Pet/Husband,3055 Old Hwy 8#102 please visit the Anoka Ordinance) to revise the c For retaining counsel to carryon or to contest this Minneapolis,MN 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There should be a pedestrian bridge over Lexington where this trail meets Lexington Avenue to allow safe east/west crossing over CSAH 17 to new sports complex and residential development. Response: The suggested pedestrian bridge would need to demonstrate a benefit to the regional system to be included in the regional trail master plan. 2. There appears to be a new sports complex on Lexington just about the point where the new trail will intersect with Lexington. There will need to be a cross walk and light there even though the trail does not run through that new sports complex.The new trail section will provide easy access to the new sports complex from The Lakes area. Response:A cross walk and light would need to be agreed upon by the City of Blaine and the County Highway Department and is not included within this trail master plan. 3. Can the section between the Lakes and Lexington be combined with Blaine's wetland trail? Response: In discussions with City of Blaine staff, it was decided that the trail should avoid the wetland area and follow the future proposed parkway through the future development area. 4. Verify Blaine's trails on 109th,can those be combined? Response: The proposed regional trail utilizes a portion of a City of Blaine proposed trail along 1091. Both trails are proposed to follow the alignment of 1091 5. 1 took several diversions into neighborhoods and Lockness Park. I assume that the new trail will follow the power line that runs from the end on the trail in The Lakes neighborhood and Lexington. That appears to me to be the best route. Response:The trail route from the Lakes neighborhood to Lexington Avenue is proposed to follow a future parkway as part of a future development project in the area. 6. What is the weight limit on our trails? Many maintenance and utility vehicles(Xcel)on them and edges of trail broken up because of it. Response: Per the MN/DOT Bikeway Facility Design Manual,principal loads will normally be from maintenance and emergency vehicles. These vehicles should be restricted to axle loads of less than 4.0 or 5.0 ton, especially in the spring. 7. There is a "this trail is not maintained"sign on East Anoka County Regional Trail on Lexington Avenue. Response: This comment is unrelated to this master plan amendment, but the information will be investigated. 8. Signage will be a big issue. That is a very complex route and many of the turns are not obvious. Response:Upon completion of the trail, wayfinding signs as discussed in the master plan will be installed. 9. What about a user fee to help offset the shrinking O&M funds for maintenance? Response:The concept for a trail user fee would be too difficult to implement, collect and enforce and would set an undesirable precedent for the Regional Trail System. 10. Use wood chips on trails where snowmobiles ride and increase signage to make them aware of designated and undesignated snowmobile trails. Fine those who go off designated trails. Response: While this is unrelated to this master plan amendment, the information will be shared with our operations and maintenance staff. 11. Install a "Trail Under Water"sign before the trail goes underneath CSAH 14 at Rice Creek(Peltier Launch). Response: While this comment is unrelated to this master plan amendment, the information will be shared with Parks staff. 12. Where did the demand for trails originally come from? Who decided that all these connections need to be made? Provide some info on history of trail demand. Response: The history of bicycle trails or sidepaths as they were known then,goes back to the 1890's, when bicyclists were looking for places to ride. In 1897, the "rail to trail"movement was born. This movement was hoping to induce the railway companies to build cycle paths along their rights of way. Additionally, riders in New York came up with the idea for a "sidepoth", which is a separate bicycle specific network of paths. Many states and cities has built a successful network of paths, chronicled in "Sidepoths", the magazine for the movement. But as cars became more numerous, many of these sidepaths were paved over, but in 1964, the Department of the Interior produced the "Trails for America"report, which called for new hiking trails and bikeways. ' Over the next few decades, as the population and vehicle travel grew,so did the demand for separated trails for pedestrian and bicycle use. Now, trails are used not only for recreational purposes but also as alternate modes of transportation. 13. The crossing over Hwy 65 needs to be more pedestrian friendly. There should be more signage to alert drivers entering and exiting to yield to pedestrians. Response:The current crossing meets the standards of the MNDOT's Manual for Uniform Traffic Control Devices for trail crossings, but the concerns were shared with the County Highway Department. 1 Taken from a blogpost by Dr.James Longhurst,Assication Professor—University of Wisconson—La Crosse. http://www.railstotrai ls.org/trai I blog/2015/may/27/history-ha ppened-here-sidepaths-and-the-persistent-d reams- of-trail-building/ 14. Add "you are here" dots to the maps. Response: "You are here"references are typically included on trailhead maps out in the field. 15. Would a tunnel be feasible for Sunset/Elm,so you don't need so much ROW for the trail? Response: The County will investigate that option when funding is available. 16. Is there a way to partner on signage? Response: Yes, the County is more than happy to partner on trail signs. 17. Add some small parking lots along the trail. Response: While this option may be possible within County owned parkland, it would require additional right of way acquisition costs elsewhere along the trail corridor. The County feels that the existing retail areas and schools providing parking options along this trail and therefore does not feel this option is necessary for inclusion in this this trail master plan. 18. Clean the trails in the spring. Response: This comment was shared with county maintenance staff. 19. The biggest item in your propose budget is the bridge over 1-35W at Sunset. Sunset is a county road and it is in terrible shape.Can we assume that Sunset will soon be rebuilt. If so,will that bridge be replaced? Maybe a bike lane on a new Sunset/ 1-35 could be done at a more reasonable cost than the bridge you have pictured in your plan. Response:As outlined in the master plan, the County proposed to either include the trail when the existing vehicular bridge is reconstructed, or to provide a separate pedestrian bridge, if the trail cannot be included with the bridge reconstruction. 20. Could you use a decommissioned bridge for the ped bridge over 35W? Response:Any decommissioned bridge would need to be reviewed by a structural engineer prior to determining its use and approved by the Minnesota Department of Transportation and the County Engineer. 21. Road and trail from 52 to Cloud Drive is scheduled for construction Fall 2016. Response:No response is required. 22. There is a potential K-4 school going in on the northwest corner of 17 and 109tH Response:This trail plan should not have an impact on future development in this area. 23. Infinity campus, located off of 109th is planning a major expansion. Response:The proposed trail should not have an impact the proposed expansion. 24. Have we considered using the Lexington/35W crossing instead of the Sunset/35W crossing? Response:This option was examined. The preferred alignment is to cross at Sunset, due to its proximity to schools, residential housing and retail. 25. What strings are attached to the Met Council funds? Response:Potential Metropolitan Council Funding sources used for regional trail construction include the Metro Parks and Trails Legacy Grant Program, which is a formula driven appropriation from the State, administered and distributed through the Metropolitan Council and the Regional Parks and Trails Capital Improvement Grant Program, which is a State and Met Council Bonding program, which is administered and distributed through the Metropolitan Council. As with any grant, there are requirements that must be met. These requirements are included within each grant agreement received by the County. These requirements are reviewed for compliance prior to the execution of the grant agreement contracts. Typical requirements for these types of grants include: 1. The facility must be owned by a public entity and shall remain in public ownership. 2. The County records a State of Minnesota General Obligation Bond Financed Declaration. 3. Prevailing Wages 4. American Made Steel Requirement 5. Jobs Reporting 6. Women and/or Minority Owned Business Reporting. 26. There is directional signage missing in the Centerville area. Response: Anoka County will evaluate the existing trail sections and install signage where needed or missing. teryiCCe er. .CCe c a.&576 c r RECEIVED OF 11807 AMOUNT RECEIVED OF 11807 AMOUNT Bald Eagle Water Ski Shows, Inc. $2,500.00 Bald Eagle Water Ski Shows, Inc. $2,500.00 FOR: FOR: Per Agreement Check# 2417 Per Agreement Check# 2417 Inv. #8969 Surcharge N/A Inv.#8969 Surcharge N/A October 15, 20151 BY I Teresa Bender October 15,2015 BY Teresa Bender Teresa Bender From: Teresa Bender Sent: Friday, October 30, 2015 7:48 AM To: Bunker Park Stable(info@bunkerparkstable.com) Subject: City Upcoming Hayride Event Dear Bunker Stable: We would like to arrange a hayride for February 6, 2016 from 6:30 p.m.—8:30 p.m. Please forward the appropriate paper work. Sincerely, U Pl'Pu(! cJC'IPJIIIP>' Teresa Bender City of Centerville City Clerk (651)429-3232 x 13 Work tb ender@ centervillem n.cam 1880 Main Street Centerville,MN 55038 http://centervillemn.com 1 Teresa Bender -om: Teresa Bender gent: Friday,October 30,2015 12:01 PM To: 'info' Subject: RE: City Upcoming Hayride Event Thanks Kris, The time is from 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. From: info [mailto:info(cbbunkerparkstable.com] Sent: Friday, October 30, 2015 12:00 PM To: Teresa Bender Subject: RE: City Upcoming Hayride Event Thanks, Teresa, Kevin called on 10/10 to hold the date so you are reserved! Paperwork will be mailed in the morning. I am assuming no changes, same as last year. Appreciate the continued business. 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