11-26-2018 Council Work Session Packet

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11 City of Medina Parks: Orono's trail plan identifies an off-street trail along Tamarack Drive, Comment noted, no change continuing along Spring Hill Road to Old Long Lake Road to connect to the Luce Line Trail. This location is approximately in the same location as a regional trail search corridor which extends northerly through Medina. Medina supports this connection within Orono and would be interested in considering grant applications for funding. 12 City of Medina Parks: Orono's plan identify future on -street trails along Hunter Drive and No change. Orono's plan reflects Hennepin County's Parks and Trails Plan. Homestead Trail. Medina's trail plan does not identify future on -street trails in these locations extending to the north. 13 City of Medina Parks: The site identified in the "Planned Development Sites" map in the land Update the table to match the map. Also not the difference between sites use chapter do not match the table in the text. It seemed like they may have and area been intended to. 14 City of Medina Parks: In the water supply plan (page 4C, 29), the text references "Future Update table to reflect water vs sewer Sewer Maintenance Needs" (title) and again mentions "sanitary sewer system" in the text. I think this text may have been copied from the sewer chapter and not changed to "water supply" 15 Victoria Seals -Area between West Arm & Crystal Bay does not need to go from Low -Medium Council direction: Keep the area the same as 2030 Planned density Density Residential to Urban Medium Density Residential 3-10 units/acre (unless this is the same, but it doesn't read the same) 16 Victoria Seals Area around Stubbs/Maxwell is currently low density rural (1 house per 2 The change in land use titles are made, but the prescribed density is the acre) now being moved to urban low density residential (.5-2 units/acre). same. Low density residential 0.5-2 units per acre (in 2008) vs Urban Low Density Resident 0.5-2 units per acre (in 2018) We are required to have the same land use designations throughout the comprehensive Plan (see above), and these should correspond to the eventual zoning districts. The plandifferentiates between those areas that are eligible for sanitary sewer, versus those that are not. Note Rural Residential 1 unit / 2 acres, not eligible for sanitary services, and Urban low Density 0-5-2 units/ acre, eligible for services. 17 Victoria Seals Casco Point is currently low density rural (1 house per 2 acre) now being Council direction: Keep the area the same as 2030 Planned density moved to urban low density residential .5-2 units/acre 18 Staff Land Uses in Navarre do not reflect commercial Change commercial land uses along shoreline to Mixed use. 19 Unknown Meeting on map comment: Add trail south of Lake Classen Being contemplated as part of phase 3 planning for Wayzata Blvd 20 Unknown Meeting on -map comment: Add trail between OPS baseball and Willow No change: No public right of way available Neighborhood 21 Unknown Meeting on map comment: Add trail along Orono Orchard Road Existing on road trail, amend map 22 Unknown Meeting on map comment: Add trail West of Willow Drive to Hackberry Park Add a planned sidewalk from willow to Luce Line 23 Rebecca Highest priority: Keep density as low as possible. Can't overstate how Planned growth provided to meet Met Council anticipated growth in orderly Prenevost important this is to Orono residents. And, when you have to add density, please manner, consistent with Orono values make the density hidden, connected to trails/sidewalks, and in keeping with a consistent Orono look and feel. Z:\COMPREHENSIVE PLANS\Comf aRlai2 2 50-2040\Comp Plan Comments\Appendix Comp plan comments and responses