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Comprehensive Plan

Steering Committee

March 12, 2019

Agenda

City Infrastructure & Services

  • Existing infrastructure & services
  • Proposed goals, strategies & policies

Land Use Plan Implications Changes to proposed land use map

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Planning Process

Outeenit &'•ting Condition Strategy

Community Assets Community Vision Community Goals

Comprehensive Plan Layers

  • Coordination between
  • Different City systems
  • Different jurisdictions
  • Staging and timing of development
  • Communication to development partners
  • Implementation/stmtegies
  • Public health, safety & welfare
  • ~'^>T^ "^-Transportation

Parks

  • Housing

Infrastructure & Sen/ices

  • and Use

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Infrastructure & Services

Underground pipes & lines Emergency services City buildings & facilities

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Infrastructure & Services

Focus

  • City resources that allow or restrict physical and economic

development.

  • Resources which are impacted by such development.
  • Locations and capacity of City services - whether they are

sufficient to allow for desired growth or additional resources for future growth.

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Sanitary Sewer System

  • System -
  • Mains, force mains, services, clean
  • uts, lift stations, and treatment plant.
  • Goals & Objectives
  • Evaluate wastewater collection system

and continue planned maintenance and improvement.

  • Complete facility plan and implement

maintenance renovations at wastewater facility.

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Water Supply System

  • System -
  • Mains, services, hydrants, valves,

sludge line, towers, treatment plant, source

  • Goats & Objectives
  • Evaluate water distribution system

and continue planned maintenance and improvement.

  • Preform necessary maintenance

replacement of equipment at water treatment plant.

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Storm Water Management System

System

  • Mains, gutters, ditches, inlets, outfalls, and ponds

Programs

  • Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program (MS4)
  • Dutch Creek Water Quality Improvements

Goals & Objectives

  • Update storm water management plan (2020)

utilizing Atlas 14 Rainfall standards

  • Continue improving water quality of lakes

(decreasing nitrates) including City partnership with MCSWCD & FLF

  • Martin Park/Canyon Drive storm water

improvements (Phase II 2019, Phase III by 2025)

Electrical Power

System

  • Overhead and underground lines, transmission

line, substations and electric distribution warehouse

Goals & Objectives

  • Evaluate electrical distribution system for
  • reliability. Review critical infrastructure

components of distribution and replace as able.

  • Implement system wide automated metering

infrastructure and load management to provide better service to the utility customers arid more accurate data of energy usage and

conservation.

  • Maintain involvement of SMMPA (Southern

Minnesota Municipal Power Agency) to ensure the needs of future power.

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Pavement

  • System
  • Streets, sidewalks & trails

Goals & Objectives

  • Develop "Icon" pavement

management program to better

assess, track and communicate

to the public ongoing road maintenance projects (2020-

2024)

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Other Facilities & Services

Goals & Objectives

  • Continue to work with communication

service providers to meet community demands for updating of infrastructure

including development of 5G technology and small cell

  • Fire Hall Addition-2024

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Facilities & Services

Strategies

  • Maintenance & Updating
  • Collaboration with stakeholders and partners

Policy Statements

  • Promote the development and maintenance of adequate and affordable public wastewater,

water, and electrical facilities to sustain current and future development to secure the public's health and safety and preserve natural resources.

  • Update and maintaining facilities and operations on an ongoing basis through regular capital

improvement planning and annual budgeting.

  • The City will provide barrier free public facilities to accommodate people with disabilities, in

accordance with ADA requirements, while improving existing non-compliant facilities over time.

  • The capital improvement plan shall be reviewed annually to address items identified within the

Comprehensive Plan.

Infrastructure & Services

  • Water
  • Sanitary Sewer
  • Storm Water
  • Electrical
  • Pavement
  • Emergency Services
  • City Buildings & Facilities
  • Communications
  • What Else?

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Planning Process

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Community Vision Community Goals

Future Land Use Map

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Future Land

Use Map

Updated

I'.'.'.'.'.'l Study Areas

Land Use Designation

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Resldential-Low Density Residential- General Residential Mixed Use

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Industrial

Future Land Use Map

FLU & Infrastructure

Corporate Limits ; Parcels — Sanitary Sewer Main — Storm Sewer Main — Watermaln

['.".".'.'.I Study Areas

Land Use Designation

AgMedRes Aglndust AgMixedUse Open Space & Parks Residentlal-Low Density Residential- General Residential Mixed Use Inslutlonal General Commercial a Industrial

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Future Land Use Map

Updated

Industrial Business (plus 297 mixed) Mixed Use (595 acres total, assumes % & •/,} Low Density Residential General Residential

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Land Use Designation

AgMedRes Aglndust AgMixedUse '/W/. AgBusiness Open Space & Parks Residential-Low Density Residential- General Residential Mixed Use Ks Instutional 1 General Commercial Industrial

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