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PLANNING REPORT DATE: CASE NUMBER: APPLICANT: LOCATION: ACTION REQUESTED: PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS: 6 August 1986 1678 Frieda Schulze East of Cleveland Avenue, Southeasterly of Brenner Avenue (see sketch) Approval of Land Division 1. The City of Roseville has already purchased the easterly 200 feet of Frieda Schulze's parcel which originally consisted of 7.98 acres. The new parcel consists of 1.49 acres and is to be added to the Langton Lake Park area contiguous on the east side. 2. We have prepared a map showing the park land already owned as part of the Langton Lake system (north of County Road C2), plus the parcel in question and additional properties in the process of purchase. The parcel marked "A" is the property recently purchased from Frieda Schulze. The parcel marked "B" is a parcel purchased by the City some time ago for ponding purposes. The parcel marked "C" is currently under negotiation to be purchased by the City from Marie Richardson. The parcel marked "D" was dedicated by the Presbyterian Homes people at the time of their purchase and adaptation of the school site to a senior citizens' care facility. - 3. Attached is a drawing illustrating the proposed use to which the property in question is planned as it relates to the remainder of the park system. Obviously, one of the important. functions of additional property to be purchased as a part of this portion of the Langton Lake Park system is to provide access to the Park from the west side via Cleveland Avenue and/or the stub street off Brenner Street to the north. When the land was dedicated by the Presbyterian Home folks, it was agreed that additional access to the west would be pursued so as to limit the extensive traffic via the entrance off Arthur Street. 4. Obviously, the land ownership pattern, as it is proposed to exist, does not provide an obvious route for vehicular access. Additional land and/or right-of-way will be essential in conjunction with the ultimate development of the subject property and will be necessary to assure adequate westerly access. Additional sketches will be shown indicating optional access methods.