OPEN HOUSE. Future. Neighborhood. Thursday April 27, :30 8:30 PM Refreshments provided Discovery Center, 4444 Hadley Avenue North
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1 OPEN HOUSE Thursday April 27, :30 8:30 PM Refreshments provided Discovery Center, 4444 Hadley Avenue North The City Council has ini ated a planning process to guide future development on 206 acres of land owned by the 3M Founda on in Oakdale. In March, the City Council set goals for a new neighborhood in the areas of Land Use, Housing, Transporta on, Parks, Open Space and Ameni es, and Sustainability and Resiliency (see reverse). Learn about: The planning process the City is undertaking The goals the City Council has set for new development View concept plan alterna ves for the layout of the new neighborhood: Road network Parks, open space and trails Areas for new housing Share your thoughts on which concept plans you think best meet the goals set by the Highway 694 Future 40th Street North Neighborhood Ideal Avenue North City Council. If you are unable to a end the mee ng, all materials and informa on will be posted on the City s website: h ps:// nyurl.com/3m Small Area Study Questions? Contact Emily Shively, City Planner emily@ci.oakdale.mn.us
2 CITY COUNCIL GOALS FOR THE 3M PROPERTY GENERAL GOALS 1. To conduct an effective and organized planning process that includes timely opportunities for the participation of all stakeholders and supports the City Council s decision making at every project milestone. 2. Take full advantage of the opportunity to masterplan this large property to build the City s tax base and create an attractive, cohesive neighborhood, efficiently served by public infrastructure and enhanced by an interconnected, multi-purpose open space system. LAND USE 1. Realize the opportunity to reimagine the City s preferred land uses on this property and re-guide the land use designations to reflect this new vision. 2. Achieve a successfully integrated mixture of land uses that responds to market opportunities and takes full advantage of the property s potential. HOUSING 1. Provide a variety of housing choices, types, styles, and price points to serve current and future residents needs and preferences at different stages of their life cycle, with an emphasis on market supported move up housing. 2. Select housing products that support Oakdale s economic development opportunities with an eye towards the future expansion of the Slumberland campus. TRANSPORTATION 1. Design and build a network of roadways and trails,, to create a multi-modal transportation system with connections to parks, the gateway trail, employment and shopping opportunities.. 2. Emphasize accessibility for people of all ages and abilities. 3. Fully support pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure to promote active and healthy living. PARKS, OPEN SPACE AND AMENITIES 1. Create and maintain an integrated system of active and passive recreation spaces 2. Conserve, restore and augment natural resources, including native and indigenous trees and grasses to support wildlife habitat, clean air, and water quality. 3. Explore the opportunities for innovative natural resource based storm water management SUSTAINABILITY & RESILIENCY 1. Promote inclusivity and fairness in all land use, housing, and transportation decision-making 2. Plan infrastructure to promote resilience and sustainability 3. Promote healthy living, locally grown food, clean energy, air and water quality
3 3M SPECIAL AREA STUDY Community Open House, April 27, 2017
4 Agenda 1 Introduction Where are we in the Process? 2 Purpose for this open house 3 Next Steps 4 Review and comment on Concepts and complete worksheets and comment cards
5 About the Project 3M Foundation is selling the subject property Previously part of the Imation Campus, the land is guided Multi-use Business Park and is zoned PUD (Multi-use Business Park)
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7 1975: Original Site Design
8 1996: Modified Plans Prior to 1996, 3M abandons their expansion plans 3M sells southern half (208 acres) of the site to Imation, who constructs a new building in 1997 Plan was modified to accommodate a 1,800,000 sf. of multi-use business park
9 Tartan Crossing
10 Phase One
11 Phase Two
12 Phase Three
13 Phase Four
14 City Council 1. Authorize the process 2. Set expectations 3. Make key decisions at every project threshold
15 Community and Neighbors 1. Provide feedback throughout the process on issues, goals and policies, and plan alternatives
16 What to Expect The new development framework will include: DIVERSE HOUSING OPTIONS EFFICIENT INFRASTRUCTURE SUSTAINABILITY & HEALTHY LIVING GROUNDED IN MARKET REALITY
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19 City Council Expectations: Open, transparent process, clear communication throughout Respect for input from immediate neighbors, but City-wide input and vision Understand market conditions and opportunities Expect the Developer to understand and promote the City s vision and goals Take full advantage of this opportunity
20 City Council Expectations: Develop in accordance with a master plan that incorporates open spaces, trails, amenities and community parks and potentially gathering places Some move-up housing, but also offer housing choices with design elements that create a cohesive image and character Not cookie cutter Strong focus on environmental stewardship, sustainability and healthy living
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23 Community Input Themes
24 Planning Process Transparency City-wide vision Take advantage of market conditions No winners/losers find mutual benefits Developer incorporates City s vision
25 Land Use Maintain green space Compatibility with adjacent single-family homes Provide mixture of housing types, styles, and price points not Woodbury Mixed opinions on retail
26 Roads, Trails, Transit Speeds on Helmo Ave. too fast More walking and bike paths Connections to other trails and sidewalks Slow traffic on 40 th Street
27 Neighborhood Unique, distinct character Part of city as a whole; welcoming Fix ugly chain link fence Be the pride of the city
28 Parks, Natural Resources, Amenities Places to walk dogs and large dog park Preserve wildlife and green space corridors Address localized flooding near wetlands Places to hike and bike
29 General Goals: Take full advantage of the opportunity to masterplan this large property to build the City s tax base and create an attractive, cohesive neighborhood, efficiently served by public infrastructure and enhanced by an interconnected, multi-purpose open space system. To conduct an effective and organized planning process that includes timely opportunities for the participation of all stakeholders and supports the City Council s decision making at every project milestone.
30 Land Use Realize the opportunity to reimagine the City s preferred land uses on this property and re-guide the land use designations to reflect this new vision. Achieve a successfully integrated mixture of land uses that responds to market opportunities and takes full advantage of the property s potential.
31 Housing Provide a variety of housing choices, types, styles, and price points to serve current and future residents needs and preferences at different stages of their life cycle, with an emphasis on market supported move up housing. Select housing products that support Oakdale s economic development opportunities with an eye towards the future expansion of the Slumberland campus.
32 Transportation Design and build a network of roadways and trails to create a multi-modal transportation system with connections to parks, the Gateway Trail, employment and shopping opportunities. Emphasize accessibility for people of all ages and abilities. Fully support pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure to promote active and healthy living.
33 Parks, Open Space and Amenities Create and maintain an integrated system of active and passive recreation spaces Conserve, restore and augment natural resources, including native and indigenous trees and grasses to support wildlife habitat, clean air, and water quality. Explore the opportunities for innovative natural resource based storm water management.
34 Sustainability and Resiliency Promote inclusivity and fairness in all land use, housing, and transportation decision-making. Plan infrastructure to promote resilience and sustainability. Promote healthy living, locally grown food, clean energy, air and water quality.
35 How Can you Participate Tonight? There are three stations that each have the concept plans for you to review and comment on. Feel free to write directly on the maps There is also a worksheet and comment card for you to fill out and offer any comments that you want to share with the Planning Commission and City Council
36 Very Important Points to Remember: These sketches are VERY preliminary. They are subject to significant change based on many factors, including development costs and economic feasibility You are being invited to participate in the design process, not comment on a proposed plan We are not at that point yet
37 Points to Remember (cont.) The City is considering an amendment to its Comprehensive Plan not reviewing a development application. There are many steps between now and then When a property owner subdivides their land the City can require that a portion of the land be dedicated for park. The amount of land that the City can acquire is based on a formula in its ordinance. That park dedication ordinance formula is based on the types and number of housing units. If the City chooses to plan for more park any additional land would need to be paid for through other sources
38 QUESTIONS/DISCUSSION?
39 City of Oakdale, 3M Foundation Property Special Area Study April 27 Community Open House Worksheet 1. Which of the three preliminary concept sketches best matches the City Council s Goals for this property? 2. Each of the concepts includes different roadway patterns and traffic calming features. Which approach do you prefer and why? 3. While every concept includes abundant linked park, open and space and trails they disperse the parkland differently. Which one do you favor and why?
40 Please use this side of the worksheet to offer any additional comments you want to share with the staff and City Council
41 3M FOUNDATION SITE: CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN 1 GOALS & DESIGN FEATURES: CITY OF OAKDALE, MN KEY FEATURES: Curvilinear Roadway & Openspace Interconnected Trail and Walkway System Array of Housing Types, Rents & Prices. Helmo Ave. N. APRIL 27TH, n e d d Hi l. N r T ay B GENERAL RESPONSES: a. Invites in Oakdale citizens west of 694. b. Integrates open space, trail systems, park, recreation amenities & gathering spaces. c. Seeks Place Making for living, working, learning, recreating and relaxing. d. Links all to Pebble Park and beyond. e. Connects to tech campus, (if allowed). f. Provides united destinations, amenity, interest and beauty. g. Delivers Homes in a Park theme. Existing Pond Ideal Ave. LAND USE RESPONSES: a. b. c. d. Places multifamily, multistory housing closer to tech campus. Arranges single family lots & homes transition, south, to north. Places largest lots neighbor existing homes. Carefully mixes housing, streets & parks. HOUSING RESPONSES: 40th St N ne a J ke. N. l Tr La a. Recognizes near-term financial affordabilities. b. Accommodate local and national home builders products. TRANSPORTATION RESPONSES: I-694 a. Emphasizes safer intersection designs: roundabouts, traffic circles & T intersections. b. Integrates traffic calming and pedestrian & bicycle-friendly systems. c. Decentralizes public parking, via speed-calming parallel spaces. d. Emphasizes safer intersection designs: roundabouts, traffic circles & T intersections. e. Exposes users on major streets to key amenities. f. Puts street widths on a diet. g. Connects to Pebble Park, via roundabout and tunnel or pedestrian overpass. PARKS, OPENSPACE & AMENITIES RESPONSES: Slumberland Tech Campus 36th St N a. b. c. d. e. f. g. Creates beauty and surprise via emerald necklace park layout. Makes openspace and trail routes of pipeline easements. Preserves existing mature woods. Makes park visible from streets. Places ponding for beauty, runoff management and buffers. Provide a core of centralized sports and event facilities. Distributes athletic and amenity features along parkway and trail-linked openspaces. SUSTAINABILTY & RESILIENCY RESPONSES: a. Recognizes benefits of added amenity and density for Oakdale tax base & revenues. b. Anticipates a public & private cooperation for best neighborhood design quality. c. Anticipates design guidelines enable elevated densities. d. Recognizes that costs & prices must work for today s and tomorrow s renters and buyers. Hwy. 5 34th St. N. Key: Single Family Homes Multi-Family Apartments, Sr. Housing, Condo. Townhomes Convenience Commercial Notes: 1. Conceptual plan only 2. Mix & qualtity of apartments & homes may change and increase. Park & Open Space Ponding Wetland
42 3M FOUNDATION SITE: CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN 2 GOALS & DESIGN FEATURES: CITY OF OAKDALE, MN KEY FEATURES: Helmo Ave. N. APRIL 27TH, n e d d Hi l. N r T ay B Linear and City-Block Street & Openspace Pattern Interconnected Trail and Walkway System Array of Housing Types, Rents & Prices Uses Existing Easements for Streets & Boulevards GENERAL RESPONSES: Existing Pond Ideal Ave. a. Invites in Oakdale citizens west of 694. b. Integrates open space, trail systems, park, recreation amenities & gathering spaces. c. Seeks Place Making for living, working, learning, recreating & relaxing. d. Links all to Pebble Park and beyond. e. Connects to tech campus, (if allowed). f. Provides united destinations, amenity, interest & beauty. LAND USE RESPONSES: a. b. c. d. 40th St N ne a J e. N. l Tr Lak Places multifamily, multistory housing closer to tech campus. Arranges single family lots & homes transition, south, to north. Places largest lots neighbor existing homes. Carefully mixes housing, streets & parks. HOUSING RESPONSES: a. Recognizes near-term financial affordabilities. b. Accommodate local and national home builders products. TRANSPORTATION RESPONSES: I-694 a. Emphasizes safer intersection designs: roundabouts, traffic circles & T intersections. b. Integrates traffic calming and pedestrian & bicycle-friendly systems. c. Decentralizes public parking, via speed-calming parallel spaces. d. Emphasizes safer intersection designs: roundabouts, traffic circles & T intersections. e. Exposes users on major streets to key amenities. f. Puts street widths on a diet. g. Connects to Pebble Park, via roundabout and tunnel or pedestrian overpass. Slumberland Tech Campus PARKS, OPENSPACE & AMENITIES RESPONSES: 36th St N a. b. c. d. e. f. Creates beauty and surprise via emerald necklace park layout. Makes openspace and trail routes of pipeline easements. Preserves most of existing mature woods. Places ponding for beauty, runoff management and buffers. Provide a core of centralized sports and event facilities. Distributes athletic and amenity features along parkway and trail-linked openspaces. SUSTAINABILTY & RESILIENCY RESPONSES: a. Recognizes benefits of added amenity and density for Oakdale tax base & revenues. b. Anticipates a public & private cooperation for best neighborhood design quality. c. Anticipates design guidelines enable elevated densities. d. Recognizes that costs & prices must work for today s and tomorrow s renters and buyers. Hwy. 5 34th St. N. Key: Single Family Homes Multi-Family Apartments, Sr. Housing, Condo. Townhomes Convenience Commercial Notes: 1. Conceptual plan only 2. Mix & qualtity of apartments & homes may change and increase. Park & Open Space Ponding Wetland
43 3M FOUNDATION SITE: CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN 3 GOALS & DESIGN FEATURES: CITY OF OAKDALE, MN Helmo Ave. N. APRIL 27TH, n e d d Hi l. N r T ay B KEY FEATURES: Blend of Curvilinear, Linear and City-Block Patterns for Streets & Openspaces Park-Centric and Wooded-Park-Emphasizing Street Pattern Interconnected Trail and Walkway System Flexible Array of Housing Types, Rents & Prices. Improved Traffic-calming Existing Pond GENERAL RESPONSES: Ideal Ave. a. Invites in Oakdale citizens west of 694. b. Integrates open space, trail systems, park, recreation amenities & gathering spaces. c. Seeks Place Making for living, working, learning, recreating & relaxing. d. Links all to Pebble Park and beyond. e. Connects to tech campus, (if allowed). f. Provides united destinations, amenity, interest & beauty. g. Delivers Homes in a Park theme. LAND USE RESPONSES: 40th St N ne a J ke. N. l Tr La a. b. c. d. Places multifamily, multistory housing closer to tech campus. Arranges single family lots & homes transition, south, to north. Places largest lots neighbor existing homes. Carefully mixes housing, streets & parks. HOUSING RESPONSES: I-694 a. Recognizes near-term financial affordabilities. b. Accommodate local and national home builders products. TRANSPORTATION RESPONSES: Slumberland Tech Campus 36th St N a. Emphasizes safer intersection designs: roundabouts, traffic circles & T intersections. b. Integrates traffic calming and pedestrian & bicycle-friendly systems. c. Decentralizes public parking, via speed-calming parallel spaces. d. Emphasizes safer intersection designs: roundabouts, traffic circles & T intersections. e. Exposes users on major streets to key amenities. f. Puts street widths on a diet. g. Connects to Pebble Park, via roundabout and tunnel or pedestrian overpass. PARKS, OPENSPACE & AMENITIES RESPONSES: a. b. c. d. e. f. g. Creates beauty and surprise via emerald necklace park layout. Makes openspace and trail routes of pipeline easements. Preserves existing mature woods. Makes park visible from streets. Places ponding for beauty, runoff management and buffers. Provide a core of centralized sports and event facilities. Distributes athletic and amenity features along parkway and trail-linked openspaces. SUSTAINABILTY & RESILIENCY RESPONSES: Hwy. 5 34th St. N. a. Recognizes benefits of added amenity and density for Oakdale tax base & revenues. b. Anticipates a public & private cooperation for best neighborhood design quality. c. Anticipates design guidelines enable elevated densities. d. Recognizes that costs & prices must work for today s and tomorrow s renters and buyers. Key: Single Family Homes Multi-Family Apartments, Sr. Housing, Condo. Townhomes Convenience Commercial Notes: 1. Conceptual plan only 2. Mix & qualtity of apartments & homes may change and increase. Park & Open Space Ponding Wetland
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