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Shorewood Vlllage Councl1: Meets 2Dd & 4th Monda7s
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Exp1res
12/31/69
12/31/71
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12/31/70
12/31/70
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of each month.
Ma70r (effectlve 1/1/70)
Jack 'f. Cooper
Rt. 5. Box 2
Councllmen:
JamesR. Fre7ermuth
Rt. 5
Carlton Cronln
Rt. 4, Box 94
John D. Chandler
Rt. 1. Box 203
Horace G. Murfln
Rt. 7. Box 406
474-70Q1
927....6596
47~ge01
474-e349
474,..7171
474-9001
Clerk...'freasurer:
Murlel Whowe11 (Mrs. Al)
Deput7-Clerk~'freas.
Mrs. Elsa Wlltse7
Vll1age Englneer:
Orr-Schelen~MayerDn& Assoclates
Represented. by: Bernie Hl'tte1ateadt
Planner:
Na$9n., Knlght.. Wehrman &: Chapman
2101 HermeplnAvenue.$. Klnneapolls
Represented b7 :Rlchard...h'edlund
Vll1age Attorne7:
Kel17 and Assoclates . Exce1slor
Wl111am F. Kel17
474-7501
338..4706
374-5790
861...3090 (home)
474-5977
12/31/71
12/.31/71
12/31/72
12/31/72
12/31/70
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TWENTY-FOUR HUNDRED
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
MINNEAPOLIS
January 7, 1970
Mr. Jack P. Cooper
Mayor
Village of ];)~HhFlYen Sh.c~~
Route 5, Box 2
Excelsior, Minnesota
Dear Mr. Cooper:
It is with regret, and only after a lengthy deliberation,
that I hereby submit to you and to the Village Council my resignation
from the Shorewood Planning Commission, effective immediately.
I am submitting my resignation for only one reason. As
of December 31, 1969 I acquired an interest in a substantial tract
of land in the southeast corner of the Village. I feel that under
these circumstances to continue as a member of the Planning Commission,
particularly at this time when an over-all zoning plan is being
studied and may soon be acted upon, will result in severe criticism
by members of the public directed toward me, the Planning Commission,
the Mayor and the Council.
I have considered the possibility of continuing on the
Planning Commission but without participating in recommendations
concerning the tract of land in which I have an interest. I
concluded, however, that this action would be insufficient to
eliminate, or for that matter even reduce, criticism.
I have appreciated the opportunity that has been afforded
me to serve on the Planning Commission. If at any time in the
future I can be of any assistance to the Village of Shorewood, please
feel free to call upon me.
." Very truly yours '-E-!t/"'"
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cc: Mrs. Elsa Wiltse
Mr. Donald Erickson
Mr. Carlton Cronin
Mrs. Muriel Whowell
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SBOREWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION
Minutes
The last meeting of the Shorewood Planning Commission was held
On January 15. 1970 at 7:45 p.m. at the Village Offices.
Others present:
Dick Fredlund
B. Dahlgren. Midwest ~.nners
Bldg. Supt. - MoNulty Construction
ROLL CALL
Commission Members present:
Don Erickson
Ed Abramson
Marvin Boote
Robert Naegele, Jr.
Robert Siegler
Elsa Wiltsey
Minutes of last meeting of Dec. 10, 1969 were approved.
Don Erickson read a copy of a letter addressed to Mayor Cooper,
from Russ LindqUist submitting his resignation from the Planning
Commission. He also reported that the Village Council had tabled
aotion on a replaoement until their next meeting. (possibly on
Jan. 26 in hopes of having a full council)
Howard Dahlgren of Midwest Planners$ in behalf Of MoNulty Const-
ruotion Company, presented a new development plan for the AMES BURY
Amesbury property. The major part of the area (30.79 acres) PROPERTY
would consist of 186 townhouses valued about $36,000 a unit,
averaging 6 units per aore. Projeoted taxes to the village TOWNHOUSES
was $28,000. This plan oalls for no munioipallyolfned s1treets PROPOSED
~nd no expenditures to the village. Bowever, no formal request
for the zoning of this area will be made until the zoning ordin-
anoe for the village is approved. Further details and statistics
are available and will be. sent to the oommission.meml>ers and the
Village clerk for their information.
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RUSS
.tINDQUIST
RESIGNS
the planner asked the oommission to also oonsider the possibility APARTMENT
of replaoing the single family units on lots 1. 2, .3. 4 & 5. nth COMPI.,EX
an apartment complex. This would provide for agpe.ter park and
reoreation ar,.to the north and extension of the linear park
system.
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With this linear park system in mind. Elsa Suggested that if this
plan is approved... the village should oonsider purohaSing the
Willard McKinley property adJaoent to the village owned park
which would then provide a oontinuous park system from Manor
Park all the way through the Amesbury property.
In an informalt>Oll of the oommission, they allexp:tessed
oonoeptual approval of the proposal. To further assure the
eontraotor that the oommission was sinoere in its conoeptual
~pproval and to enable Midwest Planners to prooeed with their
~ssignment with some direotion from the oommission,it was moved
by Bob Naegele$ that the oommission approve the oonoept of the
p,lans as pres~f5.ted . a. rid make those ohanges as.. propolill by Mr.
Dahlgren subjeot to further study and the reoommendations of our
Village Engineer and Planner. Seoonded by Ed Abr.mson and
passed by: 5 ayes and. one abstension (Don Eriokson)
Diok Fredlund', f:1.~eed to make a written reoommendation to
oommission after further study.
MoKINLEY
PBOPEBTY
FOR PABK
approved
CONCEPT
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SHOREWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION
Minutes -.2
1/14/70 '
Slnoe part of the proposed plan runs over the village 11nes lnto DEEPHAVEN
Deephaven it was agreed that any deoisions would require the APPROVAL
oooperation and agreement of both Deephaven and Shorewood Planning REQUIRED
Commissions before final reoommendations oan be made to the Counoil.
Dlok Fredlund reported that Don Eriokson and he had presented the
land use plan to the village oounoil at thelr last meeting,lan. 12,
1970. The only real oonfliot was the use deslgnatlon of the property
south of Bighway 7 (known as Brom's property). It was flnally
oonoluded that thls would be ohanged'f'rom multiple to planned unit
development.
Don Eriokson presented severaL pro~osed sample forms to be used STANDARD
by applioants requesting =$pecial t uSfJ;pe:riits.: .peoial zonlng, FORM
and other varlanoes needing c0mmisslon approval.~.y...Bon agreed to APPLICA.TIOl
give it further study and oome up wlth a standar~I'or presentation
to the oommlssion for adoption.
Dlok Fredlund distributed copies of a rough outline of uses in the
Resldence/:I.. Distriot. explaining the permitted uses, oondl tional
uses and acoessory uses ineaoh dlstriot, B-1 thru R-4. When
approved and adopted this will beoome the zonlng for the residenoe
area. Also dlstributed a oopy of a seot1on of an ord1nanoe on
Planned unit development just reoently adopted by olty of st. Cloud.
He reoommended that this mate.rial be studied prior to the next
meeting.
RESIDENCE
DISTRICT
USES
Next soheduled.meetlng set for Tl\ursda.y, February 12, 1970 at
7:30 p.m. at the Vlllage offices.
Meeting adjourned 11 p.m.
Submitted by:
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February 10, 1970
MEMO
TO:
Planning Commission, Village of Shorewood
FROM:
Midwest Planning and Research, Inc., Howard Dahlgren
SUBJECT:
McNulty's Amesbury Development in Shorewood
Following is a copy of the schedule of pertinent economic data relating to Robert
McNulty's Amesbury Development proposal, as reviewed at your last meeting of
the Planning Commission. This information is being mailed to individual members
of the Planning Commission, as agreed upon at your last meeting.
A par t men t s .in- S h 0 r e woo d
No. of acres
No. of apartments
7.06
127
$2,489,200 e
$ 829,733
$ 331,893
404. 1 7
$ 134,141
$ 27,204
$ 12,019
$ 94,918
$805.95
Total Real Estate Value
T ota I ad i u sted market va I ue
Total Assessed Value
1970 Mill Rate
Total Taxes Paid
Taxes Paid To:
County
Municipal ity
School District #276
Per Pupil Unit Cost 1968-
1969 in School Dist. #276
Estimated No. of School
Ch i Idren Per Apt. Un it
.06
No. School Children in
Apartments
6.84
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Cost of Educat i ng Ch i1dren
in Subject Property
Taxes Paid to School District
Taxes School District Receives
in Excess of Pupi I Costs
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$ 5,513
$ 94,918
$ 89,405
Townhouses
The subject property will include 186 townhouses at a gross density of 6.02
dwelling units per acre. Selling price per townhouse is estimated to be $36,000.
Number of Acres
Number of Townhouses
Real Estate Value
Market Value Adjusted
Assessed Value
Total Assessed Value of
Pro j ect
1970 Mill Rate
Total Taxes Paid
Taxes Paid To:
County
Municipal ity
School District #276
Per Pupil Unit Cost 1968-
1969 in School District
#276
Estimated No. of School
Children per Townhouse
No. of School Children in
in Townhouse Project
30.79
186
$36,900
$12,000
$ 4,200
$781,200
404. 17
$135,738
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$64, 032
$28,290
$223,416
$ 805 .95
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55.8
Cost of Educating the Children
in the Subject Property $44,972
Taxes Paid to School District $223,416
Taxes School District Receives
in Excess of Pupil Costs $178,444
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Summary
Taxes Paid to Municipality $ 44,024
1970 Municipal ity Budget $209,535
Percent of Budget the Project
Provides 21%
Total Taxes Paid in Entire
Proj ect $491,337
Total No. of Dwelling Units
in Project 332
Taxes Paid Per Dwell ing Unit $ 1,480
Total No. School Age Children
in Project 79.74
Taxes Paid Per School Age Child $ 6,162
e Total No. of Acres in Project 51 . 55 .
Taxes Paid Per Acre $ 9,531
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Single Family Homes In Shorewood
The subject property will include 19 - 20,000 square feet lots at a density
of .72 dwelling units per acre. Average cost, including land, of a house is
$45,000.
Number of Acres 13.7
Number of Units 19
Real Estate Value $45,000
Adjusted Market Value $1~,000
Assessed Value $ 5,400
1970 Mill Rate 404. 17
Taxes Paid Per Dwell ing
Unit $ 2, 1 82
Total Taxes Paid on
19 Dwelling Units $41,458
Taxes Paid To:
County $ 8,407
Municipality $ 3,715
. School Dist. #276 $29,336/ e
Per Pupil Cost 1968-69
in School Dist.#276 $ 805.95
Estimated No. of School
Children per Single
Family Dwelling Unit .9
No. of School Children
in Subject Project 17. 1
Cost of Educating the Chil-
dren in the Single Family
Dwellings $13,781
Taxes Paid to School
District
$29,336
Taxes School District
Received in Excess of
Pupi I Costs
$15,555
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April 30, 1970
TOI Ed Abramson
Bob Siegler
marvin Boote
Bob Naegele
Frank Reese
Frank Kelly
Dick Fredlund
There will be a Special Breakfast meeting of the Shorewood Planning
Commission at Perkin's Cake & Steak House, Highway 7 and County Road
73, Tuesday, may 5, 1970, from 7100 to 9130 a.m. We will continue
work on our Zoning Ordinances. Please familiarize yourself with the
Preliminary Zoning Ordinance that was mailed to you recently. Please
be prompt.
Donald O. Erickson
Chairman
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Copies tal "Jack Cooper
D1uriel Whowell
Bernie mittelsteadt
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SHOP3',lOOn PL.41TITING Cm~USSION
r~eetine
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f._ special r:JB8ting of the ShorevlOOCl. Villa,s Plannin: Comnir.sioYl, vms held at
the perkim:; Penccke House J Hopkins t,t 1: 00 A .I.i. on Ma.y 5, 1910. Those present
l"{9re:
Don Erick'Jon, Chairman
Dick Fredlund, Pla.nner
lvier(lberj'~i: Ed Abranlson
Fr~nk Reese
Robert 1Taeeele
Harvin Eoote "
'I'b€! minutes of the last ti-lO meetiu.t8 '.cere read and e,pproved.
The rroposed. IvlcNally project for the JI,mes1:mr~r property wos discussed. Aq;reed
t.hat [;1O}"e clefini te proposal be reTle~ted cf 111anners.
The next scheduled meetin:; will bE) Tlu:!Tsd;s;;- J ~~ay 14, 1970 at 1: 30 p.m. at the
Vi1l8~ officos.
Svithio~ Property Di~cussed
The preli'JRntoH11t'31'8 propese sale and J'f:quest the ple.nn::i.ng commission vievls on
ror~siblo 11Bf3S for land.. Informa.lly cEscm;sl":d posmiblfJ Gubject,s fOl" th.)ught
before nex+' ",;eetin.:.
D:lGCllS~ed :i1!"elimina:r,l zonin.:; ord5.nance - ps.rtirmls"rly definiti.ons. Since
zoninz onlinarlce if! dcfirli telj' P V!JT~/ complex ~,mbject, IlickFred:iund <-lill
re'(7iel"~ ()rcli'::lr;J10(~ 'with Fr9.1':,k lenTIy thG' villa.ge attor:'1ey before the Bext nleetin~.
Submitted by:
Xarvin Bode, Actin~ Sec~
cC:: T.1~~:_~/or Coop-or
Frank Kelly
B€:rnie !6i:tlefitea.dt
May 7, 1970
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Shorewood Pl~~ninw Commission
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Ed Abramson
Marvin Boote
Bob Naegele, Jt.
frank Reese
Bob Siegler
members
Richard fredlund, Planner
William F. Kel~y, Attorney
Next Meeting, Thursdav, Mav 14, 1970
A Regular Meeting of the ShorewDod Planning Commission will be held as
shown above at the Village Hall at 7.30 p.m. Phone Don Erickson only
if you cannot attend (office 926-1651 or home 474-9063).
Agenda
Apartment Zoninu Request
Mr. Dietz of David C. Bell Co., 544-7731, has requested our consideration
of apartments on Lots 90 and 148, Aud. Sub. No. 135, Half Section map
No. 10.
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Double Request
Mr. Dietz 'also asked about the future status, after a sale, of Lot 6,
Nelsine Drive, Half Section May No. 12. Apparently this home, with a
basement apartment, has been used as a double.
Apartment Zoning Request
Mr. Floyd Olson has requested apartment zoning for Lots 23 and 24, Aud.
Sub. No. 133, Half Section Ma, No. 12, at the SW intersection of Glen
Road and County Road 19.
Svithoid Property
Christine Peterson, 722-0212, has requested that we let her know what
future uses Shorewood would allow for the Svithoid property.
Double Request
James Merriweather has requested a permit for a double on Christmas
Lake Road, on the North lOS' lying East of the West 283', Lot 159, Aud.
Sub. No. 120, Half Section map No.8.
Shorewood Zoning Ordinance
More of tha same.
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