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Home My WebLink About2012 04-11 CCP Joint Session with CommissionsAGENDA CITY COUNCIL/COMMISSIONS JOINT MEETING Wednesday, April 11, 2012 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. 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. i I Attachment C PROPOSED REVISED CITY MISSION STATEMENT "'The mission of the City of roly Center is to ensure an attractive, clean, safe inclusive community that enhances the quality of life for all people and preserves the public trust. " *Added words to existing Mission Statement 15 i I I Attachment C (Continued) PROPOSED REVISED CITY VALUES STATEMENT 1) 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. 2) 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. 3) Visionary Leadership and Planning We believe that the very essence of leadership is to be visionary and to plan for the future. 4) Fiscal Responsibility We believe that fiscal responsibility and prudent stewardship of public funds is essential for citizen confidence in government. 5) 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. 6) 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. 7) 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. *8) Inclusion We believe that each person has equal and intrinsic value and that the best decisions are made when diverse viewpoints are respected. *Proposed added Tenet 16 i Attachment F THE CITY'S PROPOSED GOALS PROGRAM 2012 Ongoing Goals GOAL #1 To provide streamlined, cost effective, quality services with limited resources GOAL #2 To ensure the financial stability of the City GOAL #3 To move toward maintaining or lowering the level of the City's property taxes GOAL #4 To ensure the city's influence at the legislature GOAL #5 To ensure the City drinking water is high quality and that the storm water is properly managed i Strategic Goals HIGHEST PRIORITY GOAL #1 To aggressively proceed with Implementation of City's redevelopment plans GOAL #2 To stabilize and improve the city's residential neighborhoods GOAL #3 To ensure a safe and secure community GOAL #4 To improve the city's image GOAL #5 To value and benefit from the community's demographic makeup and cultural diversity HIGH PRIORITY GOAL N To increase the engagement of all segments of the community GOAL #7 To continue to maintain the city's infrastructure improvements GOAL #8 To encourage city wide environmental sustainability efforts 20 I Attachment G (continued) ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COMMISSIONS MOST SIGNIFICANTI 1) To provide the city council with information, advice, and recommendations 2) To follow the statutes, laws, ordinances, and policies of the city when making recommendations 3) To meet regularly 4) To receive input from the general public 5) To be respectful of the public and each other 6) To be mindful of and respect the limitations and resources of staff 7) To elect the leadership (of the commission) 8) To be good will ambassadors for the city I I 28 ............. I Attachment G (continued) ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COMMISSION MEMBERS MOST SIGNIFICANT 1) To regularly attend, be prepared for and participate in commission meetings 2) To be respectful of and acknowledge other members and the staff's ideas and resources 3) To have open communication with each other and the public 4) To abide by the laws and legal parameters for the commission members 5) To be prepared for and active in subject matter discussions sharing their ideas 6) To make recommendations for the greater good of the city 7) To partner with the commission's staff liaison 8) To be team players 9) To be good will ambassadors for the city 10) To be good will ambassadors for the city 29 i ! Attachment G (continued) ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COMMISSION CHAIRS MOST SIGNIFICANT �) To run good, orderly and effective meetings 2) To keep meetings cordial and respectful 3) To encourage participation from all commission members 4) To begin and end meetings on time 5) To foster accountability among commission members 6) To lead by example 7) To be good will ambassadors for the city 8) To be good will ambassadors for the city ' I ' 30 i i I City of Brooklyn Center 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 Eric Pone Chair 2012 4711 Twin Lake Ave (29) Vice Chair 2012 7118 France Ave N (29) 763-535-5498 Public Relations Chair 2012 763-234-6137 marvin.r ,comcast.net 4747 Twin Lake Ave N (29) fl fy mn7kmsn.com 1/19/11-1/18/15 763-971-0114 3/13/97-9/19/15 ericponegmsn.com Harold Middleton 9/19/11-9/19/15 Gary Brown 5418 Oliver Ave N (3 0) 7012 Willow Lane N(30) 763-549-5594 Renita Whicker 763-560-6338 hjannifer@comcast.net 6331 Beard Ave N#1 (29) gary-julie-brown@comcast.net 11/30/98-9/19/15 763-560-1078 6/25/04-6/28/12 renitawhickerghotmail.com Edward Nelson 9/19/11-9/19/15 Ellen Davis 5236 Great View Ave N (29) 5301 Russell Ave N#206 (30) 763-536-8963 Bee Yang 763-560-2308 1/6/05-6/26/12 7224 Major Ave N (29) louisdavis@q.com phone: 9/19/11-9/19/15 Mary O'Connor 1/19/11-1/18/15 5429 Lyndale Ave N(30) Gail Ebert 763-561-8038 Mark Yelich 1613 Irving Lane N (30) 8/2/10-8/1/14 6018 Beard Ave N (29) 763-566-6803 763-486-6001 10/30/07-1/3/16 Eileen Oslund 1/19/11-1/18/15 Audit Chair 2012 Nathan Lackner 6000 Ewing Ave N(29) 1 vacancy 5300 Girard Ave N (30) 763-537-2858 763-438-0702 10/30/01-1/25/14 Updated 218112 nathanlackner@gmail.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 61st Ave N (29) 5906 Vincent Ave N (30) 763-561-2760 763-412-7248 rexnewman@comcast.net 8/23/10-12/31/14 1/8/07-12/31/14 Appt'd Chair 3/30/10 Dan Schueller 5937 Emerson Ave N (30) Koffi Agbossou 763-566-6417 1300 67th Ave N#102 (3 0) 1/11/10-12/31/14 763-291-8295 9/13/10-12/31/13 Dean Van Der Werf 6736 Regent Ave N (29) Anissa Hollingshead 763-561-0146 3224 62nd Ave N(29) derwerf@comcast.net 612-521-4332 7/11/11-12/31/12 9/26/11-12/31/13 Steve Landis 2012 Council Liaison—Dan Ryan 7118 Grimes Ave N (29) councilmembeiTyan@ci.brooklyn-center.mn.us 763-503-7899 2/22/10-12/31/12 Staff Liaison Dan Jordet djordet@ci.brooklyn-center.nm.us Updated 119112 i 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) gkkhanderson@hotmail.com 763-536-9768 7/9/01-12/31/12 egobbu@yahoo.com Appt'd Chair 2/16/10 2/22/10-12/31/14 Kathie Amdahl Judy Thorbus, Vice Chair 6909 Unity Ave N (29) 6265 Brooklyn Drive (30) 763-566-9560 763-566-4051 kamdahlus@yahoo.com tthot�bu@yahoo.com 12/8/08-12/31/13 12/10/01-12/31/14 Chair 1/18/05-3/18/08 Tracy Groves 5337 Girard Ave N (30) 763-560-2676 2012 Council Liaison—Councilmember-Elect trda 001 @in pls.kl2.mn.us councilmember @ci.brooklyn-center.mn.us 4/12/10-12/31/13 Interim Staff Liaison Gary Eitel Peggy Lynn eig telgci.brooklyn-center.mn.us 1912 55th Ave N (30) 763-566-3019 peggy@healthytoserve.com Updated 119112 8/22/11-12/31/14 Chereen Norstrud 6720 5th St N(3 0) chereen@q.com 763-561-6449 2/22/10-12/31/12 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 a.sorenson a,comcast.net 11/13/89-12/31/12 9/24/79-12/31/14 Appt'd Chair 1/11/82 Dan Starling 2818 Mumford Road(29) Gail Ebert P.S.A. 4 1613 Irving Lane (30) 763-560-1943 P.S.A. 2 6/9/08-12/31/14 763-566-6803 3/25/96-12/31/13 2012 Council Liaison—Carol Kleven Muriel Lee councilmemberkleven@ci.brooklyn-center.mn.us 7204 Perry Court West(29) P.S.A. 3 Staff Liaison Jim Glasoe 763-566-6795 j la�soegei.brooklyn-center.mn.us 6/27/95-12/31/13 Updated 119112 Roger Peterson 151171 st Ave N (3 0) 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 Planning Commission advises the City Council on planning,zoning,sign,and subdivision matters. Commissioners serve a two-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.] Sean Rahn, Chair Carlos Morgan 5740 Irving Ave N (30) 4207 Lakeside Ave#334 (29) 763-560-9241 651-230-6710 Sean.rahn a,house.mn Tuba49@yahoo.com 7/13/98-12/31/12 4/13/09-12/31/13 Appt'd Chair 1/11/07 Michael Parks Scott Burfeind 3218 64th Ave N (29) 5043 Drew Ave N (29) 763-291-3239 612-702-9543 Mparks1059@hotmail.com scott burfeindgyahoo.com 3/13/06-12/31/13 2/13/12-12/31/13 Stephen Schonning Kara Kuykendall 5515 Fremont Ave N (30) 5507 Irving Ave N (30) 763-561-3499 763-561-9110 srsbc@yahoo.com Kara.kuykendallggmail.com 12/13/10-12/31/12 12/10/07-12/31/12 Stan Leino Staff Liaison Tim Benetti 7118 France Ave N(29) tbenetti gei.brooklyn-center.mn.us 763-560-2531 flyfinn7gmsn.com Updated: 2113112 9/24/07-12/31/12 HOUSING COMMISSION April 11, 2012 Housing Commission ~ a year in review: Last April, the Housing Commission announced its intent to continue  the New Neighbor Welcome Program . Continuing objective-greet our newest residents and provide them with a Cub bag containing valuable information to ease their transition to our city This program helps Brooklyn Center with Strategic Goal # 4:  To improve the city’s image This program is gaining recognition beyond our borders.  On March 8, 2012 I met with Nichole Korth, the Crime th  Prevention/D.A.R.E. officer in New Hope. She contacted me as New Hope’s City Council wanted to see how our program works. On March 29, 2012 Stephanie Heiberger mentioned that Brooklyn th  Park is interested in implementing a similar program. Objectives met in 2011 with the New Neighbor Welcome Program: The Housing Commission delivered l87  bags to new residents in 2011 and thanked them for choosing Brooklyn Center as their new home. 52% were welcomed in person by a member of  the Housing Commission. This initiative shows our newest neighbors that  Brooklyn Center is a great place to start, and a great place to stay! September 1, 2010 ~ first delivery! The Evolution of The Program: Began in 2010 and continues into 2012-Beginning this April  through September, the Housing Commission will deliver bags once per month from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm. Dana Anderson, Manager of Cub, has generously agreed to  sponsor and provide reusable earth friendly Cub bags again for 2012. The Housing Commission will continue to reach out to  Watch Captains and interested HS students to assist with the bag delivery and greetings. I am currently working with Becky Boie, BCPD to define captains in each neighborhood . The Future of the New Neighbor Welcome Program: This program is still evolving and will continue to grow  with the support of the broader community This year the Commission will continue to refine the  process and develop best practices Other cities are taking notice and the Housing  Commission is proud to have been a leader in this initiative, assisting in improving the image of our city 2012 Goal: COMMUNITY GARDENS Strategic Goal #5: To value and benefit from the  community’s demographic make up and increasing cultural diversity (inclusion) Strategic Goal #6: To increase the engagement of all  segmentsof the community Strategic Goal #8: To encourage city wide environmental  sustainabilityefforts The Housing Commission believes that implementing  community gardens will help facilitate all of these goals! HAPPY HOLLOW ~ PENDING APPROVAL OF  RESIDENTS AND CITY COUNCIL On Tuesday, 4/17/12, the Parks and Recreation  Commission will hold a public meeting to introduce the concept The Housing Commission will be at the  meeting to provide additional information and assist with any questions the public may have The Housing Commission will provide  feedback to the City Council at the 4/23/12 meeting .. . �. . . � .m � I m ` a &t 2 - � < I » % Q Tow—.- - \ \� � � ; • . / . \ \l 1r Lllo c< . .» HAPPY HOLLOW PARKI : 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 chose to nurture the  New Neighbor Welcome Program as well as work towards finding the best location for Brooklyn Center’s . first city sponsored community garden (Approval pending) With luck, next year there will be multiple locations!  BROOKLYN CENTER PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION Scope The Scope of Activity of This Commission Shall Consist of Advising the City Council and Other Brooklyn Center Advisory Commissions Regarding Matters Relevant to the Conservation, Park and Recreation Functions. Purpose The General Purpose of This Commission Is to Monitor and Reflect the Attitudes and Concerns of the Citizens of Brooklyn Center Relative to the Conservation of Environmental Resources in the City of Brooklyn Center and to the Park System and Recreation Programs and to Advise the City Council of Citizen Attitudes and Policy Matters Relevant to the Conservation, Park and Recreations Function in Brooklyn Center . Park and Recreation Commission1 2012 Commission Members Arvid (Bud) SorensonP.S.A. III Chairperson Thomas ShinnickP.S.A. I Vice Chairperson Gail EbertP.S.A. II Roger PetersonP.S.A. II Muriel LeeP.S.A. III Dan StarlingP.S.A. IV John RussellP.S.A. V Park and Recreation Commission2 Commission Support Council LiaisonCarol Kleven Staff LiaisonJim Glasoe Park and Recreation Commission3 2011 Activities Ongoing Initiatives: -ADOPT-A-PARK PROGRAM Marlin and Lakeside (3 Times Yearly) • -2012-2026 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM-Planned Park Improvements -MONITOR ONGOING C.A.R.S ACTIVITIES AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN Park and Recreation Commission4 2011 Activities Continued New Initiatives: -FIREHOUSE PARK-Use Issues -PARK INFORMATIONAL SIGNS UPDATE -COMMUNITY GARDENS -CENTERBROOK GOLF -NO SMOKING IN PARKS POLICY -SHINGLE CREEK RESTORATION Park and Recreation Commission5 2012 Agenda 2012 Strategic Plan Involvement •S.G.4 (d.o.2) Success Targets –1. All youth who desire to will be productively engaged in recreational activities or educational programs. –2. Participation in community programs and activities will reflect the demographic makeup of the community. Park and Recreation Commission6 2012 Agenda Continued 2012 Strategic Plan Involvement •S.G.5 (d.o.1) Success Targets –1. Customers provide positive feedback pertaining to City facilities (clean, attractive buildings). –2. Maintain public access and availability to City park facilities and infrastructure. Park and Recreation Commission7 Business & Development Updates for Year 2011… and 2012 Planning Planning Commission Commission Joint Meeting of the City Council & City Commissions April 11, 2012 Mr. Sean Rahn, Planning Commission Chair 2011 Community Development Activities Map Planning Commission Applications(2011) •Twenty-three applications or items considered •17 Approved –1 denied –5 Withdrawn Application ApplicantLocationRequest/DescriptionPC Action CC Action Miscellaneous Res NumberDateDateNo’s, Etc 2011-001 George Ogbonna for the 5939 John Martin DriveSpecial Use Permit to operate an 1-27-11 A2-14-11 A Umunne Cultural event center Association 2011-002 Mark Kemper6536 Willow Lane NPreliminary Plat –Subdivision 2-17-11 T3-14-11 APC Res 2011-01 approval3-10-11 ACC Res 2011-47 2011-003 Loren Van Der Slik1108 Brookdale CenterPUD Amendment2-17-11 T3-14-11 APC Res 2011-02 (Shingle Creek Crossing)3-10-11 A 3-31-11 W 2011-004 Loren Van Der Slik1108 Brookdale CenterPreliminary Plat -3-17-11 T (Shingle Creek Crossing)3-31-11 W 2011-005 Loren Van Der Slik1108 Brookdale CenterSite and Building Plan 3-31-11 W (Shingle Creek Crossing) 2011-006 Todd Shaw for Precision 1700 Freeway BlvdPUD Amendment3-17-11 A3-28-11 APC Res 2011-03 Machine, Inc.(Parking)CC Res 2011-52 N/A TIF –Redev Funds3-17-11 A3-28-11 APC Res 2011-04 2011-007 Jon Van Eyll6850, 6860 & 6870 PUD Amendment and Special 3-31-11 A4-11-11 APC Res 2011-05 Shingle Creek PkwyUse Permit to allow child care and CC Res 2011-60 education uses in I-1 2011-008 Loren Van Der Slik1108 Brookdale CenterPreliminary Plat4-28-11 A5-9-11 Work PC Res 2011-06 (Shingle Creek Crossing)Ses.CC Res 2011-78 5-23-11 A 2011-009 Loren Van Der Slik1108 Brookdale Center PUD Amendment & Site and Bldg 4-28-11 A5-9-11 Work PC Res 2011-07 (Shingle Creek Crossing)PlanSesCC Res 2011-77 5-23-11 A& CC Res 2011-85 2011-010 Jeff Kauerz6300 Brooklyn BlvdPreliminary Plat/Subdivision 5-12-11 A5-23-11 APC Res 2011-08 AutoZoneApprovalCC Res 2011-79 2011-011 Jeff Kauerz6300 Brooklyn BlvdPUD/Rezoning5-12-11 A5-23-11 APC Res 2011-09 AutoZoneCC Res 2011-80 2011-012 Mike Lambert4810 Lilac DrSite and Building Plan5-12-11 A5-23-11 A Allied Building Planning Commission Applications(2011) Application ApplicantLocationRequest/DescriptionPC Action CC Action Miscellaneous Res NumberDateDateNo’s, Etc 2011-013 Linda McGinty4215 69 th Ave NPreliminary Plat/Subdivision 5-26-11 A6-13-11 APC Res 2011-10 The Luther Company4101 69 th Ave NApproval CC Res 2011-92 4011 69 th Ave N 6700 Brooklyn Blvd 6800 Brooklyn Blvd 2011-014 BAPS Minneapolis2300 Freeway BlvdSpecial Use Permit5-26-11 Dipak PatelWithdrawn 2011-015 Sears, Roebuck and Co1297 Brookdale CenterPUD Amendment 6-16-11 A 9-12-11 APC Res 2011-11 (Disc Only)CC Res 2011-128 7-14-11 T 8-25-11 2011-016 Loren Van Der Slik1108 Brookdale CenterPUD Amendment7-14-11 T9-12-11 APC Res 2011-12 8-25-11 ACC Res 2011-127 2011-017 Carlein Cloutier5731 Camden Ave NVariance (to allow more than two 8-11-119-12-11 DNo PC Res accessory structures)No QuorumCC Res 2011-132 8-25-11 A N/A Meet with City Attorney to review 10-13-11 Variance Application Guidelines 2011-018 Brett Hildreth720 & 800 69 th Ave NSubdivision Approval10-27-11 A11-14-11 APC Res 2011-13 For 720 Company, LLCSend Final Plat LetterCC Res 2011-148 Final Plat3-15-12 PC Res 2012-03 2011-019 T J Weber Properties6000 Brooklyn BlvdSubdivision Approval11-17-11 A11-28-11 TPC Res 2011-14 Thomas J WeberSend Final Plat Letter12-12-11 ACC Res 2011-171 Final Plat3-1-12PC Res 2012-02 2011-020 ISD 2866500 Humboldt Ave NSite & Bldg Plan11-17-11 A11-28-11 APC Res 2011-15 Brooklyn CenterSpecial Use PermitCC Res 2011-153 2011-021 Paul Hyde4001 Lakebreeze Ave NRezoning and Site & Bldg Plan12-15-11 W PC Res 2011-16 RER N/A12-15-11 Amendment to Comp Plan – 1-26-12 Land Use Precision Manufacturing Precision Manufacturing 1700 Freeway Blvd.1700 Freeway Blvd. New PUD to provide for the New PUD to provide for the expansion of the parking lot expansion of the parking lot and rehabilitation of industrial and rehabilitation of industrial building to Warehousebuilding to Warehouse-- Manufacturing facility for Manufacturing facility for electrical transformer electrical transformer manufacturing. manufacturing. Palmer Lake Plaza Palmer Lake Plaza 6860 Shingle Creek Pkwy. 6860 Shingle Creek Pkwy. Application No. 2011Application No. 2011--007007 ••PUD Amendment to allow PUD Amendment to allow for educational uses in for educational uses in the Ithe I--1 (Industrial Park) 1 (Industrial Park) districtdistrict ••Allow child care services Allow child care services with allowed educational with allowed educational use, i.e. the ALC Schooluse, i.e. the ALC School Shingle Creek Crossing PUD Shingle Creek Crossing PUD AutoZone AutoZone ––6300 Brooklyn Blvd.6300 Brooklyn Blvd. Preliminary/Final PlatPreliminary/Final Plat Allied Building Supply Allied Building Supply ––4810 Lilac Drive4810 Lilac Drive Site Plan for new 13,300 sq. ft. cold storage buildingSite Plan for new 13,300 sq. ft. cold storage building Luther Auto Luther Auto ––Phase IIIPhase III Honda dealership building Toyota dealership building Cloutier & New Cloutier & New 5731 Camden Avenue N.5731 Camden Avenue N. ••Variance to Sect. 35Variance to Sect. 35--530 to 530 to allow more than two accessory allow more than two accessory structures in an R1 lotstructures in an R1 lot ••Staff recommended denial Staff recommended denial ••Planning Commission Planning Commission ––on 4on 4--2 2 vote, recommended approval of vote, recommended approval of variance to Councilvariance to Council ••City Council denied variance on City Council denied variance on 33--1 vote1 vote Evergreen VillasEvergreen Villas 720 & 800 720 & 800 ––6969 thth Ave. N.Ave. N. ••Preliminary and Final PlatPreliminary and Final Plat ••0.42 ac. lot created for existing 0.42 ac. lot created for existing singlesingle--family dwellingfamily dwelling ••remaining 2.8 ac. to be remaining 2.8 ac. to be developed into future housing developed into future housing Evans Nordby AdditionEvans Nordby Addition 6000 Brooklyn Blvd. 6000 Brooklyn Blvd. ••EvansEvans--Nordby Funeral Home Nordby Funeral Home remodeling projectremodeling project ••Preliminary and Final Plat Preliminary and Final Plat (combined three lots into one)(combined three lots into one) ••City conditioned (Owner agreed) City conditioned (Owner agreed) to close off the dangerous access to close off the dangerous access near the SW corner of site.near the SW corner of site. ••City to reconstruct sidewalks in City to reconstruct sidewalks in this SW areathis SW area Brooklyn Center High SchoolBrooklyn Center High School ••Site/Bldg. Plan for new Site/Bldg. Plan for new 62’ x 62’ x 112’ (6,944 sf.) recreation 112’ (6,944 sf.) recreation center/gymnasiumcenter/gymnasium ••future future 50’ x 84’ outdoor 50’ x 84’ outdoor basketball court to be basketball court to be installed by others. installed by others. 2012 Community Development Activities Map 2012 Applications in the works… Paul Hyde-Real Estate Recycling –4001 Lakebreeze Avenue New PUD for Mixed Use Zoning PUD Plan for new 90,000 sq. ft. Office/High Tech Manufacturing/Warehouse facility th Maranatha Homes -5401& 5415 -69Avenue North PUD for Mixed R5/R6 Zoning Phase I -new 97 bed/unit nursing care facility Future Phase II –proposed senior independent living facility Border Foods Inc. Taco Bell –5532 Brooklyn Boulevard Lane New 2,642 sq. ft. Taco Bell restaurant Gatlin Development Co./Shingle Creek Crossing LLC Preliminary Plat and Site Plan improvements for the old Food Court France Avenue France Avenue Business Center 4Business Center 4 ••former Northwest former Northwest Athletic/Lifetime site Athletic/Lifetime site and MnDOT parceland MnDOT parcel ••Size: 7.39 AcresSize: 7.39 Acres ••Proposed zone Proposed zone change from C2 change from C2 (Commerce) to PUD(Commerce) to PUD-- Mixed C2/IMixed C2/I--1 1 (Commerce/Industrial (Commerce/Industrial Park)Park) ••90,000 sf. 90,000 sf. Office/Manufacturing/Office/Manufacturing/ WarehouseWarehouse France Avenue France Avenue Business Center 4Business Center 4 ••Proposed zone change Proposed zone change from C2 (Commerce) from C2 (Commerce) to PUDto PUD--Mixed C2/IMixed C2/I--1 1 (Commerce/Industrial (Commerce/Industrial Park)Park) ••90,000 sf. facility90,000 sf. facility Maranatha Care Center / Presbyterian Homes Maranatha Care Center / Presbyterian Homes 5401 & 5415 5401 & 5415 ––6969 thth Ave. N. Ave. N. Maranatha Homes Maranatha Homes ••Size: 7.06 AcresSize: 7.06 Acres ••Proposed PUD with R5/R6 Proposed PUD with R5/R6 Mixed zoningMixed zoning ••Remove old 97Remove old 97--bed nursing bed nursing home and replace with new 3home and replace with new 3-- story, 97 bed facilitystory, 97 bed facility ••Future phase reserved for Future phase reserved for seniorsenior--independent living centerindependent living center Taco Bell Taco Bell Planning Activities List -of various issues the Planning Commission has agreed to participate in or identified for further study: Shingle Creek/West Mississippi WMO –Third Generation Plan Landscape Policy and/or Tree Preservation Policy (or creation of new ordinance) Architectural Standards (for certain districts) Implementation Strategies for the Twin Lakes Trail Extension (Twin Lakes Regional Corridor) Sign Ordinance updates (including electronic or dynamic sign standards) Subdivision Ordinance update Brooklyn Boulevard Study 2011 -2012 Up .t: r !slew i iE1t9 FA !•�� f Ik i ` w owl rr� r streetscape' Spot safety issue- High volume intersection Review artial access p �•;° � NOW � � .13�f1'��•■ Existing Twin Lakes •' .o' +t Regional Trail ✓` ' �h ` - Access i mans ement i l l Il tt . 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Area for trail ®� �v �nrn�lttnrl �, t underpass/ L�IrJ�L74rL�3�i aL77f� overpass liIMA, f I l�w� analysis y IIt4t Ya_ �� cs■ u 'C•� Spot safety k^=�►w` z ,_ _ Ali WL ■ _ r u !! ■� n ! r !�+ issue- P .g•. ■■Qtf��miE:d � sw ' Realign aeee� P I� ylr ° 0I WK I rit .�.�•raF�C��MatolleF Ml►��.�r � _ � �1� ��f 2 ��.4IJ�'�. tx i �- `ij.� t f'�"��?J!! ,�'t'y ��' � �'•!�=l�'�4�i�-'I��•_� 1 0 -�� jr n y r fjz it $�At_ L 41. 1 _ T __��F ft 1-7 a ►�"d' . .�.�`ME�..� �a=1 ! c ta.'�,yt �1!f,•r .`:._,r •:'i'�aJ.7�!'�� .'u. l rtzpfy",!3M� ° , i� a�• °s` ±•I•��s,l,.�ii. u•til�L�+�r�yj`;��._-.__��,,� IM ed Ls° 5 i Lack ofstretltr � Z 4 d ri g ' I� �.s'i�ii� crdlmrra'a�p�!�5r.. i'�`I�'i7�t�•i Aging storm sewerinfrastucturc _-�• g � �`,`I Single family homes with directaccess • Discharge to existing storm _ t ,, to Brooklyn Blvd . sewer-potential limited flow TRPD Regional Trails r� _�- " • Entire corridor identified as TRPD potential future trail safety issue area y ,— Hennepin County bikeway Proposed bikeway Existing gateway fencing: 51st Ave,55th Ave,1-94 ramps 6 Existing east-west sidewalk connection X 7 _ Existing traffic signal - -., _- _r aNrrrr�.., �i�. a.''-w.- •'S4 a ri �..._. ��,� Brooklyn Boulvard Corridor Study Significant Projects Under Construction or Open for Business…. FBI Regional Field Office Building 'LEASE JOIN _ M T - - - -ft: iff is: K MR !rl r us FOR A RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY T. . 4 YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to the Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony of the 0 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION MINNEAPOLIS FIELD OFFICE 1501 FREEWAY BOULEVARF), BROOKLYN CENTER, MN 55430 r MAY 1, 2012 1 10.00 AM JJqAMEE55 FREEWAY BLVD w CIRCLE y w PLEASE ARRIVE 30 MINUTES PRIOR FOR SECURITY a PHOTO 1D REQUIRED w o T a m Th,M O 1 T.!-1 S 111 y z GROUP OF COMPANIES z 1^ �ry I Walmart –Shingle Creek Crossing Before… During… After New outlet New walls After New limestone block weir e. u IY�■Y� rYi� � �Y�I � ■ ■■ ■ 11 It 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 It Ar �I ■ -~; No ■■ IN IN Il misimi.imimi! eil�imi�!:_ -Zl 4 T _ _ — _ _ — — — _ Business & Development Update by the Planning Commission On behalf of the Planning Commission, we want to thank you for this opportunity to present these updates, and the issues we intend to address this year. As always, we look forward to working with the Mayor and City Council, and all other City Commissions. Planning Commission Business & Development Department Staff Chair Sean Rahn Vice-Chair Kara Kuykendall Gary Eitel, Business & Stephen Schonning Development Director Michael Parks Carlos Morgan Tim Benetti, Planning & Stan Leino Zoning Specialist Scott Burfeind 1. Brooklyn Boulevard Corridor 14. Evergreen Villas �T 15. Eastbrook 2nd Addn. Study Reimaging J. V T -7- 2. Shingle Creek Crossing PUD D. ; PALMER LAKE PARK 16. Brookhaven/Granite Peaks , ............. ......... Phase I & Phase 11 Apartments Rehab Proj. r 3. Development Strategies & Marketing of Opportunity Sites 17. Twin Lakes Trail a) redevelop Brookdale E� extension to Mississippi wz 10 00 b) redevelop Brookdale Square Regional Park c) redevelop MN School of Bus. ii 18. Marketing of Phase 11 ................ 4. 57th Avenue and Logan 12 EDA Site - Link to EBHC, --7 .................... .... EDA redevelopment Pond, Fountain 5. Maranatha Homes 19. Northport Elementary Phase I - 97 units . ........... Phase 11 of V 13 (Master Planning)- s `�Phase II: redevelop. 7-- nursing home area w/ senior housing PARK TEN IAL 20. Redevelopment of 8.66 acres L former NW Athletic Club/ 6. Northwest Family Service Lifetime Fitness site and Center 63,000 sq ft Office excess MNDot R.O.W. Addition and parking ramp 10 21. Allied Building Site 7. former Starbucks site 3 22. Surly Brewing Site 8. Brooklyn Blvd. Market 25 6,700 sf. Commercial site G) 23. Howe Fertilizer Site C11 2008 PUD Approved Plan 9. Luther Auto - old Honda 60,000 sf. office/warehouse dealership site building (pending approval of Ag. Dept. remediation plan) 10. Luther Auto - Phase Ill -T 11 ........... ............ Honda - Toyota Dealerships) 24. 1-1 Industrial Park Study . ..... ....... ... .... .. Area (Industrial Inventory ..... ......... . .... . ... .. ........ J, :211..,, 11 . Palmer Lake Plaza rr .. ..... Strategies for industrial (PUD Planning) . .................. v uses and opportunities L 7L �j �I 0 L I U n 11 E��[][][�[][ .......... 12. Humboldt Ave Corridor 25. Shingle Creek -1_h: .......... T Enhancement opportunities �c t.:,i... IfJ Enhancements ........ Community Development ... (Trail and Daylighting) 13. EDA marketing of jf Projects remaining 5 acres 2012 23 22 20 Central Commerce District BROO*KL YN CENTER nl �� JT1�