Agenda - Council - 05/23/1995 - Laserfiche WebLink

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I I I I I I I I I CASE DEVELOPMENT UPDATE By: Ryan R. Schroeder Background: On April 18, 1'}95, I wrote a memorandum to Council entitled "Urban Development Moratorium". I~a that memo, I noted that in 1995, our budget for direct development fees and charges intd the general fund is projected at $260,929. This compares to the last four years as f°ll°w]i91 actual $164,911 1992 actual $370,867 1:993 actual $496,217 1!994 budget $361,500 In addition to ~ese revenues are sewer and water access charges, trunk charges, park dedication fees,_ md miscellaneous fees and charges. On April 24, 1!~95, I wrote the attached development activity memorandum regarding specifically non .residential development district projected revenues. As you know Anoka Ramsey Sports md Ramsey Self Storage were completed in 1994. Ramsey Business Park was available for tenancy in January 1995. Detail Tool moved in in March 1995. Wendell's will l~e moving in during the last two weeks of July 1995. We expect Trend to be under constr~ction in June with Command and Carbon Products starting by fall with projected 1996 ~)ccupancies. We are continui?g to work with Listul Industries and Bjorklund Concrete. We expect to bring a site plag on Listul to the Planning Commission by July or August. Bjorklund would like to e~pand on his existing site but needs property from either the City or Julian Johnson Constrl~ction to do that. The issue here is to effectively screen the heavier uses of those two comp~anies and Communicorp from the lighter uses moving into the industrial park. On this agenda,iyou are also dealing with approvals for Kenko ConStruction and Jim Deal (plat and two re~ail/warehousing buildings). We have been working with other companies as well which a~e not yet ready to come to Council. The Anoka M~nicipal Electric (AMU) transmission line continues to be an issue that changes with e~ch passing day. At present, AMU and Anoka Electric Cooperative (AEC) are attempting tp work out the "line" impact upon the AEC industrial park. Attached is a conceptual dra~ving of what AEC intends to propose (with probable amendments) for future developrSent. I am told AEC intends to dedicate Outlot C to the City. This 30-acre parcel could m~e a nice park for the industrial area. This will receive Park and Recreation Commission re~iew as part of the platting process. The AEC project should also start this fall for October !1996 completion. City projects also seem to be moving forward. Sunwood Drive and 153rd are getting closer to the construction stage as is the AEC sewer/water project. Council just awarded McKinley/Uranium Street which should be substantially complete by August. With award of into the new Pul he flooring project, the streets and parks departments should be moving >lic Works garage by July. The old town hall rehabilitation could start as