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CC Work Session 2. 1. <br />Meeting Date: 02/12/2013 <br />By: Tim Gladhill, Community Development <br />Title: <br />FOR DISCUSSION ONLY: Receive Presentation from the Charter School Fund in Regards to Potential Charter <br />School Development <br />Background: <br />Staff has received a request from The Charter School Fund to explore potential sites in Ramsey for a future charter <br />school. The Charter School Fund desires a project schedule that would allow them to open a facility in the fall of <br />2014. In these initial discussions, Staff has focused on broad policy topics before encouraging the potential <br />Developer to develop plans for the site. These topics include, but are not limited to, density, floor area ratio, <br />architectural standards and viewsheds, and potential tax outcomes. Staff has been working on scheduling a date for <br />a presentation by The Charter School Fund. Representatives from the Charter School Fund will be traveling from <br />out of state to the area on February 12th, so this topic report has been prepared to accomodate that schedule. At the <br />February 5th, 2013 Ramsey Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) Meeting, Staff noted that this user had <br />approached the City for review. The HRA directed Staff to schedule a presentation to review the proposed use in <br />more detail. <br />This topic report is not meant to provide a full analysis of the potential project. This topic report is intended to <br />provide The Charter School Fund an opportunity to present the background on a project that they are considering <br />within the City. The Charter School Fund would then use the feedback from the discussion to help formulate their <br />final decision whether or not to move forward with a project. <br />Notification: <br />As this is for discussion purposes only, no notification is required at this time. <br />Ob servations /Alternatives: <br />There are a number of topics to consider for this potential user. To assist in the review process, Staff has organized <br />topics for discussion this evening into two (2) categories: land use and financial considerations. A formal submittal <br />has not yet been presented to the City at this time, but the potential Developer desires to present the concept to the <br />City Council and HRA. As the topics for discussion with this case focus first on the broader topics of land <br />use /zoning and tax considerations, the case is first being forwarded to the City Council. The potential Developer is <br />looking for feedback from the City Council as to how the proposal fits within the overall Development Plan for The <br />COR as well as the Comprehensive Plan for the City. Staff will summarize the discussions with the potential <br />Developer that were presented at meetings with Staff on January 16th and January 29th, 2013. <br />Land Use and Zoning <br />Private and Public Schools are typically permitted uses within the Public /Quasi - Public, except for in The COR, in <br />which the accepted sub - district is COR -3a. Due to the unique needs and outcomes of this type of use, a Zoning <br />Amendment to the Official Zoning Map is typical for addressing this type of use. <br />The potential Developer is proposing to construct a facility of approximately 60,000 to 80,000 square feet on a <br />fourteen (14) acre parcel. This would equate to a Floor Area Ratio range of approximately 0.10 to 0.15. The <br />Minimum FAR in the COR -3 Sub - District is 0.25. Part of the overall site size need is related to athletic field <br />space. If directed, Staff would work to identify further solutions, and alternatives for the Developer, to address <br />Floor Area Ratio. <br />As the site plan review would unfold, the City would need to study potential traffic impacts. Access to existing and <br />
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