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Home My WebLink About2011 04-06 CCP Joint Session with Commissions City of BROOKLYN CENTER City Council and Commissions Joint Meeting Wednesday, April 6, 2011 6 : 00 to 8 :00 p.m . Brooklyn Center Community Center Constitution Hall i I AGENDA CITY COUNCIL/COMMISSIONS JOINT MEETING i Wednesday, April 6, 2011 6:00— 8:00 p.m. I COMMUNITY CENTER—CONSTITUTION HALL 1. Refreshments/Reception 6:00 p.m. 2. Welcome and Introductions—Mayor Willson 3. Presentations by Commissions/Council Feedback 6:30 p.m. a. Charter b. Financial c. Housing d. Park and Recreation e. Planning 4. Comments/Questions— City Manager 7:45 p.m. 5. Adjourn 8:00 P.M. Strategic Plan Brooklyn Center 2011 Our Mission To ensure an attractive, clean, safe community that enhances the quality of life and preserves the public trust Our Values Excellence and quality service delivery We believe that service to the public is our reason for being and strive to deliver quality services in a highly professional and cost-effective manner. Ethics and integrity We believe that ethics and integrity are foundation blocks of public trust and confidence and that all meaningful relationships are built on these values. Visionary Leadership and Planning We believe that the very essence of leadership is to be visionary and to plan for the future Fiscal Responsibility We believe that fiscal responsibility and prudent stewardship of public funds is essential for citizen confidence in government. Cooperation and Teamwork We believe that the public is best served when departments and employees work cooperatively as a team rather than at cross purposes. Open and Honest Communication We believe that open and honest communication is essential for an informed and involved citizenry and to foster a positive working environment for employees Professionalism We believe that a commitment to ethical values and continuous improvement is the mark of professionalism. We are committed to applying this principle to the services we offer and to the development of our employees. 1 Strategic Plan Brooklyn Center 2011 Strategic Goals 1. We will ensure a safe and secure community 2. We will aggressively proceed with implementation of City's redevelopment plans 3. We will stabilize and Improve residential neighborhoods 4. We will positively address the community demographic makeup and increasing cultural diversity 5. We will continue to maintain and upgrade City infrastructure improvements 6. We will respond to increased public awareness and interest in environmental sustainability and green community issues Ongoing Goals 1. We will continue to provide streamlined, cost effective quality services with limited resources 2. We will ensure the financial stability of the City 3. We will move toward maintaining or lowering the level of the City's property taxes 4. We will ensure the city's influence at the legislature S. We will Improve the image of the City with citizens and those outside of the City's borders 6. We will ensure the City drinking water is high ug ality and that the storm water is properly managed strategic plan 2011 draftl.docx 2 City of Brooklyn Centel CHARTER COMMISSION Court Appointed The Charter Commission reviews the existing charter,considers proposed changes and makes recommendations to the City Council, and safeguards the concept of Home-Rule under the existing charter and Home Rule provisions in the state statutes. Commissioners serve a four-year term. Chairperson and fourteen members. [Minn. Stat. 13.601, Subd. 3(b) states that once an individual is appointed to a public body the following data are public: (1) the residential address;(2)and either a telephone number or electronic mail address where the appointee can be reached,or both at the request of the appointee.] Stanley Leino Robert Marvin Eileen Oslund Chair 2011 4711 Twin Lake Ave (29) Audit Chair 2011 7118 France Ave N (29) 763-535-5498 6000 Ewing Ave N (29) 763-234-6137 marvin.r ,comcast.net 763-537-2858 fl fy im17grasn.com 1/19/11-1/18/15 10/30/01-1/25/14 3/13/97-7/20/11 Harold Middleton Richard T. Phillips Gary Brown 5418 Oliver Ave N (30) 7200 Logan Ave N(30) Secretary 2011 763-549-5594 763-561-2367 7012 Willow Lane N (30) hi annifergcomcast.net 12/9/02-12/9/10 763-560-6338 11/30/98-8/13/11 gary-julie-browngcomcast.net Bee Yang 6/25/04-6/28/12 Edward Nelson 7224 Major Ave N (29) Vice Chair 2011 phone: Jill Dalton 5236 Great View Ave N (29) 1/19/11-1/18/15 6417 Colfax Ave N (30) 763-536-8963 763-566-5410 1/6/05-6/26/12 Mark Yelich 2/22/11-2/22/15 6018 Beard Ave N (29) Mary O'Connor 763-486-6001 Gail Ebert 5429 Lyndale Ave N(30) 1/19/11-1/18/15 1613 Irving Lane N(30) 763-561-8038 763-566-6803 8/2/10-8/1/14 10/30/07-10/9/11 2 vacancies Nathan Lackner Updated 411111 5300 Girard Ave N(30) 763-438-0702 nathanlackner(a�Lgmail.com 1/19/11-1/18/15 City of Brooklyn Center FINANCIAL COMMISSION Financial Commission meets at City Hall several times a year, as well as in joint session with the City Council during the budget planning process. The Financial Commission advises the City Council on financial matters in Brooklyn Center. Commissioners serve a three-year term. Chairperson and six members. [Minn.Stat. 13.601,Subd.3(b)states that once an individual is appointed to a public body the following data are public: (1) the residential address; (2) and either a telephone number or electronic mail address where the appointee can be reached,or both at the request of the appointee.] Rex Newman, Chair Teneshia Plunkett 3107 61 st Ave N (29) 5906 Vincent Ave N (30) 763-561-2760 763-412-7248 1/8/07-12/31/11 8/23/10-12/31/11 Appt'd Chair 3/30/10 Dan Schueller Koffi Agbossou 5937 Emerson Ave N (30) 1300 67th Ave N#102 (30) 763-566-6417 763-291-8295 1/11/10-12/31/11 9/13/10-12/31/13 Susan Shogren Smith, Vice Chair Philip Berglin 600 62nd Ave N (30) 601 Bellvue Lane (30) 763-566-5927 763-549-5542 1/26/04-12/31/12 4/23/07-12/31/13 2011 Council Liaison Tim Roche Steve Landis councilmemb erroche ei.brooklyn-center.mn.us 7118 Grimes Ave N (29) 763-503-7899 Staff Liaison Dan Jordet 2/22/10-12/31/12 djordet c ci.brooklyn-center.mn.us Updated 1/10/11 City of Brooklyn Center HOUSING COMMISSION Housing Commission meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:00 p.m.,City Hall. The Housing Commission advises the City Council on housing matters in Brooklyn Center. Commissioners serve a three-year term. Chairperson and six members. [Minn.Stat. 13.601,Subd.3(b)states that once an individual is appointed to a public body the following data are public: (1)the residential address; (2) and either a telephone number or electronic mail address where the appointee can be reached, or both at the request of the appointee.] Kris Lawrence-Anderson, Chair Ephraim Olani 5213 Eleanor Lane (29) 3813 51st Ave N (29) 763-535-8076 763-536-9768 7/9/01-12/31/12 2/22/10-12/31/11 Appt'd Chair 2/16/10 Judy Thorbus, Vice Chair Kathie Amdahl 6265 Brooklyn Drive (30) 6909 Unity Ave N (29) 763-566-4051 763-566-9560 12/10/01-12/31/11 12/8/08-12/31/13 Chair 1/18/05-3/18/08 Tracy Groves 1 vacancy 5337 Girard Ave N (3 0) 763-560-2676 2011 Council Liaison Carol Kleven 4/12/10-12/31/13 councilmen-iberkleven@ci.brooklyn-center.mii.us Chereen Norstrud Staff Liaison Tom Bublitz 6720 5th St N (30) tbublitz a,ci.brooklyn-center.iiui.us 763-561-6449 2/22/10-12/31/12 Updated 3125111 City of Brooklyn Center PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION Park and Recreation Commission meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7 p.m. Community Center. The Park and Recreation Commission advises the City Council on the park and recreation program in Brooklyn Center. Commissioners serve a three-year term. Chairperson and six members. [Minn.Stat. 13.601,Subd.3(b)states that once an individual is appointed to a public body the following data are public: (1)the residential address; (2) and either a telephone number or electronic mail address where the appointee can be reached, or both at the request of the appointee.] Bud Sorenson, Chair Thomas Shinnick 6901 Toledo Ave N(29) 5324 Oliver Ave N(30) P.S.A. 3 P.S.A. 1 763-566-4524 763-560-0273 9/24/79-12/31/11 11/13/89-12/31/12 Appt'd Chair 1/11/82 Dan Starling Gail Ebert 2818 Mumford Road(29) 1613 Irving Lane (30) P.S.A. 4 P.S.A. 2 763-560-1943 763-566-6803 6/9/08-12/31/11 3/25/96-12/31/13 Muriel Lee 2011 Council Liaison Dan Ryan 7204 Petry Court West (29) councilmemberryan c ci.brooldyn-centennin.us P.S.A. 3 763-566-6795 Staff Liaison Jim Glasoe 6/27/95-12/31/13 j 1�a ci.brooklyn-center.mn.us Roger Peterson Updated 1/10/11 1511 71 st Ave N(30) P.S.A. 2 763-560-0618 1/28/02-12/31/13 John Russell 5312 Lilac Drive N (30) P.S.A. 5 763-588-5416 1/23/95-12/31/12 City of Brooklyn Center PLANNING COMMISSION Planning Commission meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month, 7:00 p.m.,City Hall. The Plamling Commission advises the City Council on planning,zoning, sign, and subdivision matters. Commissioners serve a two-year term. Chairperson and six members. [Mimi.Stat. 13.601,Subd.3(b)states that once an individual is appointed to a public body the following data are public: (1) the residential address; (2) and either a telephone number or electronic mail address where the appointee can be reached, or both at the request of the appointee.] Sean Rahn, Chair Carlos Morgan 5740 Irving Ave N (30) 4207 Lakeside Ave #334 (29) 763-560-9241 651-230-6710 Sean.rahn @house.mn Tuba49 @Dyahoo.com 7/13/98-12/31/12 4/13/09-12/31/11 Appt'd Chair 1/11/07 Michael Parks Kara Kuykendall 3218 64th Ave N (29) 5507 Irving Ave N (30) 763-291-3239 763-561-9110 Mparksl059nhotmail.com Kara.kuykendall2gmail.com 3/13/06-12/31/11 12/10/07-12/31/12 Stephen Schonning Stan Leino 5515 Fremont Ave N(3 0) 7118 France Ave N (29) 763-561-3499 763-560-2531 srsbcgyahoo.com flyfimi7nmsn.com 12/13/10-12/31/12 9/24/07-12/31/12 Rachel Morey Staff Liaison Gary Eitel 4501 Woodbine Lane (29) eg itel c ci.brooklyn-center.nm.us 612-860-3701 Revmorey a,yahoo.com Updated: 1127111 12/13/10-12/31/11 NOTES NOTES i i HOUSING COMMISSION April 6, 2011 Housing Commission ~ a year in review: Last April, the Housing Commission announced its  intent to implement the New Neighbor Welcome Program designed to greet our newest residents and provide them with a bag of information about our city. This program helps Brooklyn Center with ongoing goal  # 5: We will improve the image of the city with citizens and those outside the city’s borders. The Housing Commission delivered the first Cub bags  full of a variety of useful information in September. By the end of 2010, approximately 40 new residents were greeted by the Housing Commission. Objectives for the New Neighbor Welcome Program: Meet and greet our new neighbors, in an effort  to improve our neighborhoods, one house at a time. Thank our newest residents for choosing  Brooklyn Center as their new home. Provide them with valuable information to ease  their transition to our city. Show them that Brooklyn Center is a great  place to start, and a great place to stay. September 1, 2010 ~ first delivery! xx ..................... BNOCKLYN CENTER S_EPTFN-1BFH 16. 2010 •JU. S:UN .MP 0,_,S-.T�111111111!1 ri.. I-...�q rnaruj�K W,th[he r-o„,�,i.z,2. 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Trl3e nTnP cotbinitment is &-fMrLay or" a Wedy u4m- �IiLh --,r about rata rmur- 0� Iry mumbem sun OnVqd]Lt-U-y Q11` IYUStraeffi3 'N�ti.ilff Mme iiZMUdM1 rfavrI:P40ffR) reLrazdixiii; t4p flew Npighlrcur Wr 5pxns Prcgram cmi CALL city hall at 7G3.SG9-3aJ(3. The Evolution of The Program: 2011-Beginning in April through September, the Housing  Commission will deliver bags twice per month from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm, compared to once per month last year. Dana Anderson, Manager of Cub, has generously agreed to  provide reusable earth friendly Cub bags indefinitely. The Housing Commission is grateful for the cooperation  our Police Department has provided in assistance with the bag distribution, this year the Housing Commission will invite Neighborhood Watch Captains to assist with the bag delivery greeting. We appreciate their support! Creating Volunteer Opportunities: A partnership with Brooklyn Center High School is  well underway. Superintendent Lester supports the idea of High School students helping our commission. One very beneficial component is the students will  collate the bags at the supervision of Jodi Rossi. The Housing Commission will invite interested HS  students to join a Commissioner and a Watch Captain to assist with the bag delivery and greetings. The goal is to provide High School students volunteer  opportunities they might not otherwise have. The Future of the New Neighbor Welcome Program: This program is still in its infancy, and will continue to  evolve and grow. This year will allow the Commission an opportunity to  refine the process and develop best practices. Support from within the community and outside our  city’s borders has been incredible. Increased awareness and support will yield more  positive press, assisting in improving the image of our city. COMMUNITY GARDENS Strategic Goal #3: We will stabilizeand improve residential  neighborhoods. Strategic Goal #4: We will positively address the  community demographic make up and increasing cultural diversity. Strategic Goal #6: We will respond to increased public  awareness and interest in environmental sustainability and green community issues. The Housing Commission believes that implementing  community gardens will help facilitate all of these goals! It is the resolve of the Housing Commission that  plans for implementation of community garden(s) is completed by January 2012. The Housing Commission realizes that our city is one  of the few that does not have community gardens. With the vast number of parks within our city, the  Housing Commission believes that may be one of the best places to implement a pilot project. The Housing Commission is willing to share  information already obtained regarding community gardens and address City Council and City Staff. In Conclusion: On behalf of the Housing Commission, I would like to  thank you for the opportunity to share how we can help the city in achieving its goals. I am very proud of the accomplishments of our commission  this past year! I am very pleased with the support of all of you and the partnerships that have been established. This group of Commissioners is amazing, they chose to  embrace the New Neighbor Welcome Program and add an additional 4 hours to the initial 1.5 hour volunteer commitment~ per month! That is an additional 24 hours during the 6 months of bag  delivery dates. 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Hwy 25 _ (ESISTINO TRAIL OPPORTUNITIES Le _ J '',�1 MISSIS�€IRP s:n4o1� R Civic CENTER f BRot1Kvi BLvu. E.ISi+sp mi l �OR�RI��F �.. f �� i• t 'a+l Cvn�cclEcns DPP SITES �I Il}Sf[RCUt CFn t:�LYY15' 0FP4RT� ," 3uN.7udtr3ao .mss _ 9aV'+kdala r SITE ROTFINTIAL TRAIL CONNECTION lla 1 ii l�uk FMa o bald'S¢ua l a Nom' O RTHBRDOK POTENTIAL REoLVELOPMEIWT, II'�I I �wrri}�r p rkuniti.+ w.mbMdAA- I' 57TH Ard Lynd Ale 0.ve Hwr 00 I'mo aa0 4 1.509 F L ff Yl , ,:-9iNr,1M rr+rFa � rrl t nmpmkertci+e I aAn SSOC'AT Redevelopment of 8+acre 1 h !i ry 7 a a ?, i G a I� S N i i. 3. . Redevelopment options Farmer Racquet Club Si-e . ryB a 34 n` E F c for 5 acre Commercial and excess MNDot R.O.-,' Office Site Real Estate Recycling __ 9. Luther Auto Group 51.000 sq.ft muti-tenant Planned Unit development office Marehouse bu Id mg i; I� Renavat ancJRedevelopment Phase III Honda and 7oyota 3. 57th Avenue and Logar Dealerships - Northern .E a r-� MPCA vap:•r r-•re-d r.-_r - - fi. 14.Northwest Family Service -South-r° { our-1 — Center 53,D04 sq ft Office EDArea5weiooen•en- � �' � II Addition and parking ramp -Extension of Stree.5,::gip . improvements - �. ti e - - 11.Holid ay g as station and �� – convenience stare . Farmer Braakdale Ford site EDA aquisition _ I+ -8.4 acre site. 12.Bass Lake Rand Catalyst for redevelopement r{ �£ of the Opportunity Site 14-1 5treetscale and regional a J� +. trail development Opportunity Site _ �1 redevelopment =_ — �. 13.Aquisition ofBouleVard opopno -Erookdale Square ; "` Bar and Grill: -23.2 acres = r _ a -Redevelopment options for eastern nial I entra n ce Shingle Creek Daylighting Phase II of the I I -- Embassy Suites waster —_ plan and connection to the – 14.Gateway Commons Earle Brown Heritage Center 'i Apartment and Site xxh r¢r+ C'[1127Iri11I11 I1 1}C71712I1>t In,prove mentsfRenovations : - 1 C?] C t5 GSA.-FB1 field office. 8.58 acres 145,0LID sq.ft class- A office building and 28,D�6D — rrsrxaxcrYV 15.Bou erard Market sq.ft support building and "Dsq ft multi-tennent parking ramp. :: conin•erc`al bui ding rK"lr6E\tlE\Af OF 2010 PLANNIN �G AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES -W NlorthxAfest Family Serv "ice Center PUD , Pre - Plat and Site and Building Plan Review for a, 63 , 362 the, Adult Education Building , ---RRR 000 a f • W r Mf ` f : Y w .. s fv 1 *Y + - , • ; w. , �� i� _ — � �� II� {� � _ I � S �� C W ... �� .\.. 1 y�`� i w�L— �` 'r � a e r ! ° T i � - - i _ _ i I i _ o ----- V Boulevard Mariket PUD amendnient and Site Plan revie \At for a 6 , 752 sq . ft. multi - tenant commercial building . R _ . : , r r Sol - ' j + jr, PeJ* Li Amon® r & % S � 5 � \ Y X » \ , � . � S| IE PLAN Gateway Commons Coniniunity Building , Site Plan review for a 6 , 000 sq . ft . coniniunwity rooni , pool and W, office . 1-41 1 -wz. lo' ' w Ar.. Sfj • d T 14 1 • y pp .E.Y Ww r:.luYLli r�r CGF*EA srnrt Iml Glay_ [?wd�dMwl 16L. I INlrn wafer. �� s w I+ar l+r wKlrtu+rvr dm a..r. VMyyyy,, �{� Btl aL _ I r r.n+lY�EA ats2.yr a�n^ ab+l! 'x rwolm � I`I` � �' � -- •.aww a F� ��J ft I - a wr vru ra+rr •.� ��naruwa�-Y� 1 ly V I r' sss ni _�°'-'frt.'rw vyiL swi y`1 f {n wn d>m hewn nw1vq a•..,t uw n mr�Irw:rre. ti-. - y _ p 9 6�� 1/� �!'�11 � • .0 �e rc .a *�.,i..lY e10N! 77 )` ++�I 9. � �'�ff Ir�Y r uov as w•�'��.w.�.a�i�rvwe�rmro-w!5wle nr[xw wuu r.L 1 � Iy 6�/ II V� + j �R wm�in vm�ort�V®�oeM a fA�u�lt� FIE ItawKxu w �a ra v w6 pyrrr murecriw izna.A ya.m'N M�wGr�. I �Y.� awns �ICUeL. _ I 6 acnrw�+aY K Dena CE9rP Yv+O.L��*r^+ y � �_ ' 1 i wml�o[wtu.w. 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ECREEfCCROSSING �, , { z MASTER PLAN ' a! •' FEBRUARY 2011 'L 1 :1 I73 ][:Flo i 4.IF or I_ ! 1 GAT1.IN D.liT1.�? fFN ii7��'1[',�,1 Y' and As Imo, _ �, Alleluia Church Special Use Permit for Palmer  Lake Plaza. ITT Educational Services Special Use Permit for  Earle Brown Tower. Review of ordinance amendment pertaining to  Outdoor Sales Markets –Farmer’s Markets. Reviews on Howe Fertilizer Redevelopment/  amending the PUD. Discussion with owners regarding changing  occupancy and use at 6530 James Avenue . Special Uses within Palmer Lake Plaza.  1. Redevelopment of 8+acres . u h k r. .i e N fe ii , ra Ii �: ii p ]� o, �� a! 8. Conceptual Planning Former Racquet Club Site A I .0 G � o E c EDA's 8.6.Acres, and excess MNDot R.G.W_ Centro's 23.2 Acres Twin Lake Trail _ _ Goldmark's 8 Acres opportunities _ .u.. .*...... Oaportun-tySite Update i7- — _ 2. Real Estate Recyc ing i g. Marketing of Phase II 60,000 sq.ft mu ti-tenant _ � EDA ate-Link to EBHC, officefwarehouse build,ng _ I 3`• _.-. Pond, Fountain � 1�. FBI Development and 3. c�7th Avenue and Logan ,t '-- ' — - � - Northern .B acres = — EDA marketing of Comp etion of remaining 5 acres NIPCA vapor reined r:6:r = _ -Southern 8 a:.r-s . bi arketing for EDA redesrelo~--v err 11.Humboldt Ave Corridor V Enhancement opportunit;es d.Twn Lakes Traf , -8 extension to Mis i:,s p,) 12.Phase III Luther Regional Park Auto, Honda, Toyota 5. Brookdale Redeveiopment Shingle Creek Crossing - - N �' T _ — s - 'i 13.6,700 q Market Town Center r � � 7C1�s ft -- Commercial Building 6. ED.A's redeve:opm-5-°t — — of 1_GE Acres — - Former Bauvard = o 1�,tJortha�est Family Service Bar and Grill site CoininitIAN Developinent !Center-63,00 sq ft Office, Projects Ramo, and Intersection _ - Improvements 7. Sh ngle Creek Enhance n•.rr.- Trail and Dail;I -r — 1 EI.Brooklyn Boulevard Corridor f°= Study f Reimaging