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030904 PK WS AgP (2)CITY OF SHOREWOOD PARK COMMISSION WORK SESSION MEETING TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 2004 • AGENDA 5755 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD CITY HALL IlVIMEDIATELY FOLLOWING REGULAR MEETING 1. CONVENE PARK COMMISSION WORK SESSION MEETING A. Roll Call B. Review Agenda 1. QUESTIONS / REVIEW OF MASTER PLAN 2. DISCUSS PARK USE / ACTIVITY MAP — (Aft.-#2) A. Define a Balance and What We Want to Achive B. How to Accommodate Sport Organizations and Other Activities U 3. ADJOURNMENT Arnst Callies Davis Gilbertson Meyer Youn Farniok 40 CITY OF SHOREWOOD 5755 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD • SHOREWOOD, MINNESOTA 55331 -8927 • (952) 474 -3236 FAX (952) 474 -0128 • www.ci.shorewood.mmus • cityh8ffl@ci.shorewood.mn.us MEMORANDUM TO: Park Commission Craig Dawson, City Administrator FROM: Larry Brown, Director of Public Works 1 DATE: March 8, 2004 - RE: Park Use Maps At the February 10` 2004 Park Commission Meeting, there was discussion regarding the creation of park activities maps that may ultimately serve as a zoning map for the various parks. The maps • produced document what activities and features are in place at this time. This discussion focused on setting in place means and methods to objectively evaluate requests that are submitted for increased park use. Currently, the tools available to evaluate such requests are the City's Comprehensive Plan, the Master Plan for the Shorewood Park System, and the zoning ordinances. Staff will present the maps during the work session for the Park Commission, on Tuesday night. It is suggested that Commissioners give thought to what rules, guidelines or'polices should be in place to evaluate requests that come forward. One example may be that "30 percent of a neighborhood park" is to remain passive space. This would provide the tools for the Commission and City Council to evaluate if there is adequate room for an additional activity to be added to a certain park. Commissioners may recall per the Master Plan that the City's park system is divided into separate classifications. They are: ♦ Neighborhood Parks ♦ Community Playfields ♦ Community Parks • ♦ Conservancy Lands ♦ Special Uses PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER w 1 I r Park Commission . Park Activity Maps March 8, 2004 Page 2 of 2 In consideration of the above categories, it is possible, and very likely that the policies adopted may be unique to each classification. This follows the logic of how the Planning Commission and City Council regulate development requests that are considered. While this can be al daunting task, it may help to have Commissioners arrive at some general statements as to what is to be preserved or changed in our parks. These should coincide with the Parks Master Plan that has already been developed. Staff will be prepared on Tuesday night to document and assist in deriving any guidelines Commissioners may recommend to the City Council. • Badger Park / Existing Park Usage • Badger Park Current Use Breakdown 5% 2% ❑ Open Area 5% ■ Play Area 11% ■Multi -Use Bldg. ■ Tennis 4% ■ Football 0 % ■ Hockey 1 % 72% ■ Ice Skating ® Parking Drinking Fountain Baseball Field Babe Ruth Field Softball Field Football Field Warming House Hockey Rink Badger Park Current Use Breakdown 5% 2% ❑ Open Area 5% ■ Play Area 11% ■Multi -Use Bldg. ■ Tennis 4% ■ Football 0 % ■ Hockey 1 % 72% ■ Ice Skating ® Parking SENIOR i CENTER ` z Cl a u W Lj W A W W W S to z a MMgX aD. atatMl m - - [Wt • .. _ ._. _ WAG xxx xxx �a amto xxx xxx BADGER PARK PARK SYSTEM GENERAL IBADGER PARK SH�REW��D, MINNESOTA EXISTING PARK USAGE xx xxx to- x xx xx xooxo tw an WELL HOUSE ' QA�KING i ROAD '. a:° x x PARKING asx.. x 41 td HICKEY w - = MULTI w :F ENTBALL N PARKING BLDG POND TENNIS PLAY AREA f CITY HALL i SKATING AREA / -- � NIGH USE L— _ - — _— - —_- - - - -- - - - - -- -- MEDIUM USE — — LOW USE PARKING AREA z Cl a u W Lj W A W W W S to z a MMgX aD. atatMl m - - [Wt • .. _ ._. _ WAG xxx xxx �a amto xxx xxx t plt O — _ Mi it�iuwco r m ircmt a iiz nnnimi� o ao>KCZ [� , K L�K Q TK S M MIWx:tYl� xzxzxxxxxuzxxzxxux CITY OF zx SHOREWOOD arcs xx/xz/xx Maw xxxx PARK SYSTEM GENERAL IBADGER PARK SH�REW��D, MINNESOTA EXISTING PARK USAGE xx xxx to- x xx xx xooxo tw an arc xx X • • Cathcart Park / Existing Park Usage Cathcart Park Current Use Breakdown % 12 °n L'7b ❑ Open Space ■ Play Area ❑ Multi Use Bldg ■ Tennis ■ Basketball ■ Baseball ■ Hockey ❑ Ice Skating ® Parking • Picnic Shelter Practice Tennis Court Basketball Court = = =_ == . - .. - -- = = =_ == : _ -.- Field - -- r " " F.111 - . - -- warming House Cathcart Park Current Use Breakdown % 12 °n L'7b ❑ Open Space ■ Play Area ❑ Multi Use Bldg ■ Tennis ■ Basketball ■ Baseball ■ Hockey ❑ Ice Skating ® Parking • HOCKEY PLAY AREA 0 z 0 r a � N � W ppwux xa ��� k AS II/'IN k%k � 1 Mpsly fLI11pY tWt pFis FlN4 IPSCIlIGIIpN p1 iFFM YIS RKFM[p IY d Utl[I NY IIRCI 61llsp%IS![N IFp A FUN m HfpIN m h1S1 1 Ax p IULV MtlF11Kp IIOG110ML t101N.sp uiltp X%7t kxx Ni Lpla O 1NL s1pR M MINYSi011 W p�kMp m PpptlR Xp� �Tt�1 1=A � 11 , 77, p CIT C x%% ym xkx% I xxx - .• / %• / %x SHOREWO O OD Gnu xx/kk /kx RM m xxxx DARK INC MULTI USE CKATING BLDG. AREA PARK SYSTEM I CATHCART PARK GENERAL I, SHOREWOOD, MINNES ❑TA , , , HIGH USE _ MEDIUM USE _ LOW USE PARKING AREA EXISTING PARK USAGE X X , 1 0 54 100 1 1 PARK SYSTEM I CATHCART PARK GENERAL I, SHOREWOOD, MINNES ❑TA , , , HIGH USE _ MEDIUM USE _ LOW USE PARKING AREA EXISTING PARK USAGE X X • Freeman Park / Existing Park Usage Activities * 67.8 ACRES Features Low Medium Heav * 0.311 Playground Equipment 4% * 4% Picnic Tables * 68% 0% Grills 0% * 0% Picnic Shelter * 0.15 Concession Buildin * Multi -Use Buildin * Drinking Fountain Tennis Court Practice Tennis Court Basketball Court * 0.1 Volleyball Court * Baseball Field 2.98 Babe Ruth Field * 2.6 Little League Ballfield * 7.77 Softball Field * 4.6 Soccer Area Football Field * Trail Warming House Hockey Rink Ice Skating Area Winter Sliding Hill Skate Board Ramps Guarded Swimming Beach * 3.94 Parkin Freeman Park Current Use Breakdown ❑ Open Area ■ Play Area Concession /Multi -Use ■ Volleyball ❑ Babe Ruth ■ Little League ■ Softball ■ Soccer ❑ Parking • 6% 7% 11% 4% 4% 68% 0% 0% 0% ❑ Open Area ■ Play Area Concession /Multi -Use ■ Volleyball ❑ Babe Ruth ■ Little League ■ Softball ■ Soccer ❑ Parking • ' YOUTH \ SOCCER SOCCER SOCCER % SOFTBALL / \ PICNIC / SNCLIER j rPinYl w�R�g � veXUre.0 - -� — -- PARK ING KING l i' ► HIGH USE MEDIUM USE LOW USE PARKING AREA z r a u U N W W W z a = N0 ' I Leum."d .AK' xx% At N01etl xxX 1(i 1 NCII[8Y 4[NI](Y IIMI 1X11 PLM4 SRtlf]LPIId. d PLPgR V O "W'l^I{ YK O"4IM(01. d WO4N xY OiRLY SURC"Yi61d MQ Wl W P I IKOIS NI{I[LSIOML [MIKG d¢P x %% Xzx .1 '" ` " "` °""` " °` a "'""�,° PARK SYSTEM tx P � m xXx X%% GENERAL 0 R°P 0 ^ry ^� xxxx%xXx xxx x " /x. /Y. CITY OF SHOREWOOD xx /xx / %x ottu Ptn N xxxx FREEMAN PARK SHREW❑ ❑D, MIN ❑TA EXISTING PARK USAGE I X Am 0 • Manor Park / Existing Park Usage Manor Park Current Use Breakdown 7% 43% 3% ❑ Open Space ® Play Area ❑ Multi Use Bldg ■ Tennis ■ Volleyball • Baseball • Parking 9 Playground lEqui�ment © = = = =- 'Picnic Tables - -- Picnic Shelter Multi-Use Building ©mm mm_ • - -- Practi Tennis Court Basketball Court =====_ Volleyball Court - -- = = = = =_ :. - • - - • - -- © == M=_ :.. - Ruth Field - -- PRIM Football Field =====_ Warrning House - -- MEN Manor Park Current Use Breakdown 7% 43% 3% ❑ Open Space ® Play Area ❑ Multi Use Bldg ■ Tennis ■ Volleyball • Baseball • Parking 9 Z 0 a N Wr[ O[YFFlXW m i a xxx M MTM xxx QMh 3 i1[ t yi 1M 3 R M. ut 2lllGil[W a [3roM* M hx 0[3XM BN O ® IIMI�i /M A MV KGTMMCI 1 PMSSIMK [WIKG "A XN% xxx IM I,µ3 Q IM[ 21h[ 0r MflKfpl� ® XN %N %NxXXX%xNNNN %NX% CITY OF ant xxhX/Xx K xxxx SHOREWOOD NXX% xxx ml . /N/ r MULTI -USE BLDG. O� � �1 Q P� i J , , , HIGH USE - MEDIUM USE LOW USE PARKING AREA PARK SYSTEM MANOR PARK GENERAL SHOREWOOD, MINNESOTA EXISTING PARK USAGE X TENNIS VOLLEYBF • 0 Silverwood Park / Existing Park Usage I 2% 0%, 0% 3% ❑ Open Space i Play Area ■ Tennis ■ Basketball 0 Parking 95% Silverwood Park Current Use Breakdown • =====_ ' Picnic Shelter - -- Mmmmmm�!' Drinking Fountain MMMMMM�,Tennis Court MMMMMM�IIFIMIM- MINIMUM Basketball Court Volleyball Court Baseball Field Babe Ruth Field Softball Field Soccer Area Football Field MMMMMM�,Warming House I 2% 0%, 0% 3% ❑ Open Space i Play Area ■ Tennis ■ Basketball 0 Parking 95% Silverwood Park Current Use Breakdown • • South Shore Community Park / Existing Park Usage South Shore Community Park Current Use Breakdown 6% 1% ❑ Open Area ■Skate Board ® Parking 93% Picnic Tables MMMMMMMEicnic Shelter MMMMMMM Concession Building MMMMM�=Tennis Court MMMMM�= Practice Tennis Court MMMMM�M Volleyball Court MMMMM�=;-Babe Ruth Field Softball Field : Soccer Area Football Field MMMMMMM Warming House MMMMM�M' Ice Skating Area MMMMM�Mnwn, MINN. n-111111 South Shore Community Park Current Use Breakdown 6% 1% ❑ Open Area ■Skate Board ® Parking 93% PARKING SKATE BOARD ACTIVITY AREA HIGH USE MEDIUM USE LOW USE PARKING u DEWED* W. wwamm xxx AS NOIED XXX mnomk, m PCWrt w PRIMED .1 w K. R' Dinc xxx mwo W, xxx UP , . . 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