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Home My WebLink About2017-08-08 P & Z PacketPLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ervi�le MEETING AGENDA Tuesday, August 8, 2017 6:30 p.m. I. CALL TO ORDER 1. Roll Call II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES IF YOU AM UNASIX TO MADE THIS MEEIV409 PLEASE LET US ]KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. THAW YOUt 1. June 6, 2017, Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting Minutes 2. July 11, 2017, Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting Minutes V. PUBLIC HEARING 1. None. VI. OLD BUSINESS 1. City of Centerville 2040 Comprehensive Plan, Brian Bourassa, WSB & Assoc. 2. 2017 Fete des Lacs Festival Report VII. NEW BUSINESS 1. None. VIII. ANNOUNCEMENTS X. ADJOURNMENT *REMINDERS** Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting — Septembcr 5, 2017, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers) Parks & Recreation Committee Meeting — September 6, 2017, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers) City Council Meeting — August 9, 2017, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers) City Council Meeting — August 23, 2017, 6:30 p.m. (Council Chambers) St. Genevieve's Parish Festival & Chicken Dinner — August 20, 2017 Movie in the Park — September 16, 2017 — Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park (Movie TBD) WSB Associates, Inc. Infrastructure ■ Engineering ■ Planning ■ Construction Memorandum To: Centerville City Council Centerville Planning Commission From: Eric Maass, Project Manager Brian Bourassa, Principal Date: August 2, 2017 Re: Centerville 2040 Comprehensive Plan Current Activities 701 Xenia Avenue South Suite #300 Minneapolis, MN 55416 Tel: 763 541-4800 Fax: 763 541-1700 WSB Staff began its community engagement efforts with a stakeholder meeting on June 29tH Included in that meeting were representatives from the City of Centerville, Anoka County, Rice Creek Watershed District, and the Metropolitan Council. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the ways in which updating the City's comprehensive plan can assist the City in achieving its goals through collaboration and grant assistance. Downton redevelopment was widely discussed and it was noted that while the sanitary sewer is functioning well, the big impediment was the lack of water service throughout most of the downtown. Anoka County indicated that if watermain were available, that the County has a grant/loan program for low to moderate income households to connect to the water service. In addition to utilities, the need for placemaking and answering the question "Why Centerville?" to assist in attracting future development. Anoka County is a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) receiving entity. The key to receiving this funding is projects which benefit low/moderate income households. Water resources were identified as a large opportunity for the community. The development of a Well Head Protection Plan (WHPP) can open up grant opportunities to assist with highly vulnerable surface and ground water from the Department of Health and Anoka County. The County indicated that very few communities have as large of an opportunity to leverage its water resources to assist in the community's development. The RCWD indicated that the urban water stormwater remediation cost share program is funded at $50,000 and ran on an annual cycle (October). These funds were eligible as matched funds for BWSR Clean Water Fund. Lamotte Park water reuse project was a recipient of this funding. The RCWD will use the City's plans, including its comprehensive plan, to focus the Districts CIP and Watershed Plan. As a result, this is a very big opportunity for the City. Final thoughts of the meeting included current development activity within the City, and the reiteration from each of the entities that it is important that the City set a vision, identify a roadmap for achieving that vision, and gathering due diligence (such as knowing where any contamination may be) so that the City is prepared to apply for grant assistance as opportunities arise. On July 22"d, WSB Staff attended the City's community event, Fete des Lacs. During the event, we provided community members with a variety of information related to the City's Comprehensive Plan. We gathered information related to density of residential development, places of opportunity, places that need improvement, key strategies for the City, and words that to them described the City of Centerville. Residential Development: • Responders preferred single family housing located on lots 1 acre or larger, townhomes that were 12 units an acre rather than 10 units an acre, and apartment buildings that were 25 units an acre and provided greater amenities than more basic apartment with no amenities that were developed at 12 units an acre. Place of Opportunity / Things They would like to see: • Better connections from the downtown to the lake • Waterworks site to be more than residential • Local restaurants / dockside seating • Beach • Older kids playground Places needing Improvement: • More business infill in the downtown • Rough streets as well as well and septic issues • Heritage and Progress need attention — very rough Key Strategies: • Embrace historic past • Stay local with businesses — not "chains" • Preservation of community • Keep taxes reasonable • Water quality for lakes • Keep downtown local • Big box grocery • Local entrepreneur program & incentives • Redevelopment in the sense of amain street —not strip mall Community Descriptors - "Word Cloud": Trails 1:4 Rural SchoolsCoi�munity Parks Next Steps WSB Staff will begin updating the City's background, goals and policies, and land use chapters based on feedback gathered. Draft goals, policies, and land use will be brought before the planning commission for their review and comment. Attachments Engagement boards used during the Fete da lacs community event. lie's Comp Plan will: • Create and sustain elements that define the City's character, heritage, and identity • Influence the economic health of the community by attracting new investment and guiding it to proper locations A Comprehensive Plan (or "Comp Plan") sets the direction for what the City wants to be in the future and lays out actions to get there. • Protect existing investments through the promotion of strong residential neighborhoods and areas of business • Build upon and utilize the City's existing Comprehensive Plan as a platform from which to develop the 2040 vision and its implementation What's in one? Regional policy plans established by the Metropolitan Council and customized for Centerville. July 2017 - January 2018 Community engagement and plan development November 2017 Draft Goals, Policies, Land Use Open House March 2018 Planning Commissionpublic hearing Frm,Ziew 18 rects plan to public and regional partners for FPublic ctober 2018 regional partners review and comment; finalize December 2018 Submit Comprehensive Plan to Met Council RK NN n A WJO I Wp 11^ t .; A WJO Community Amenity and Development WSB Visual Preference Survey A 77k A WSB PPPI- Help us generate a word cloud for Centerville. What word(s) do you feel most represent the city? Don't see the one you think of, feel free to add it! AL tnt 0 Pat fq( JULY� so 2 3 Celebrate Our' ll'st_` L_ 6:30 in the Park 6 pm - 8 prn-... .................... ....... Public Safety Night 32033 7 pm_ ........ ....... __.Bald Eagle Water Ski Show iNosrn ....................Kelly's Korner Golf Tournament .'', ( 4 L " 4 } 5 pm - Dus4_ .... Lions Concessions & Beer Garden 6prn ------ .... ... _Kidi-,ahilifics Kids 1 -Sall Exhibition 7 pm - 8pm.. . ............ .AIL Star Kickball Game I '-f" , I ;; ,i, .1;;j , - , " , " , I , I..., i'2 r..1 .i::; , 1 Dusk (Approx. 9:30 pm) .............. Fiteworki. Display 4o I EnJ47, arl MI! 1 � 111 11 1 1 � 1� 1 1110. - All Day_ .............Lions Concvssion5, & Beer Garden All Day__ .... .... __.Soltball / Kickball Tournaments 6 am ...... ............. Fete des Lacs 8K / 5K 1 Kids Run ITE DES kohe,i/ t4 C -S.11.9 M_ 20-M "1115A ____ 01 11 1111= Befor,eiAiter Parade... ...... Music in the Park-ing Lot 11 des Lacs Parade After Parade ................Patio Party at Kelly's Korner Noon - 5 pm,-.. NEW1 Celebrity Dunk Tank 10aM -3:30 PM-- .......... Dupre History Exhibit Noon - 5 pm -- -- K i d Fs t 21 17 2 prn,__ ...... ....... ........... VolleYball at Kvilv's Korner 2 p rn .............. ... .... .... .... BINGO at Kelly's Kerner 3 pm 4 pin ........ 6 prn 8 pm .... _NEWI Re -Max Hot Air Balloon Ridcs 9 pm - 1 ,30 arn .............. Live Music at Kelly's Korner - - 213WX1.47-M All Day ......... __ .... M 1ions Concessions K Beer 'Garden 11 m - 2 pm........_ ........ ........... ...... Kidlfest 2017 Noor, - 2 pan...., ... .... ... Paddlf? des Lace 2 Pm .......... ........ Bald Eagle Water Ski Show of! COMMUNITY rAELTNERS Smith & Glaser, LLC Connexus Energy HidWestOne Bank Grand Casino Mille Lacs/Hinckley Centerl-ife Counseling For More Information Visit: rETEDESLACS-DRIG / I , I I I "Isms flu" hicj*roe �_ a"3 jamojol - To ir,gisfrr. Plass, we'cov— to run, moo, S imcirlivITICS ALL WlEiEltv"Dl All evc-nt-r, at Laurie U- I I 4t -Io �-Iernorial P�-Ii 1, unless noted Fete Des Lacs Parade 2017 recedes Lacs �^ Parade Roues Porta Potties 31 40m "M t Parade begins at 11am on Saturday, July 22nd. Git yer = {loafs readyl Giddy upl To register a float for your business or organization, visit wwwfetedeslacs.org. Register todayl Our theme this ye The Wild % 01 a-" 4 8K/5K/Kids Run Begins at 8 am at Hidden Spring Park. Registration includes t -shirt and pizzall Register at: wwwfetedeslacs.org There will be prizes for best running Wild West costumell KidsFest 2017 Inflatables, Face Painting, Petting Zoo, Cotton Candy, Sassy the Clown, Vendors, and much morel Saturday, July 22 -12-5 Sunday, July 23 -11-2 pa Softball./Kickball Tournaments To join in the fun - Contact Todd Steffen: tdsteffenl8*yahoo tom or 651-308-0692 W17 MOMM fti frac des fats Belt M -p RM i SO"# i Ili twi i MUM Zoo 0 XWSTEd i foddia A i eanoesAM paMrorNs - ftwe t 9nk* fid DWO NWOYi Portapouy 6 WANTED: Call for vendofsl To include your business in our vendor area ple m contact centervillehons0gruail.com