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CC Work Session 2. 3. <br />Meeting Date: 02/14/2017 <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Discuss Concept Development Project: Case of Rum River Hills Golf Course - 6:15 - 6:40 - 25 Minutes <br />Purpose/Background: <br />PURPOSE <br />(1) Receive updated proposal/ request from Rum River Hills. <br />(2) Provide high-level, general direction to Rum River Hills. <br />BACKGROUND <br />-Proposed Project - <br />Rum River Hills approached the City in 2013/2014 with a proposal to redevelop their golf course, and hopefully <br />help revitalize the 167/47 retail node. Rum River Hills proposed a roughly 165-unit, residential, golf community, <br />development (with a mix of single family homes, town homes, and apartments). Rum River Hills is proposing to <br />move two of their golf holes from the east to the west side of Highway 47, to the City -owned "water tower site." <br />This redevelopment project calls for the construction of a Highway 47 pedestrian underpass, the reconstruction of <br />Quicksilver, and the extension of a City sewer line. <br />- 167/47 Statement of Goals - <br />Discussion of the Rum River Hills proposal was intertwined with the City's process to adopt a formal "statement of <br />goals" for the 167/47 node in 2013. Please see the attached City policy. In summary, the City was willing to discuss <br />assisting projects that removed/ improved blight in the areas of "primary concern." <br />- Direction Provided to Rum River in 2013/2014- <br />In 2013/2014, Rum River Hills was requesting the City pay for (1) 100% the pedestrian underpass, 550K, (2) 100% <br />of the sewer extension, $1.6M, (3) 100% of QuickSilver, 690K, (4) and provide free land, 200K. The City rejected <br />this request, as it was too much to consider at the time ($3M of city contribution). The City encouraged Rum River <br />Hills to engage an engineering firm to develop better cost estimations for their project, so they can provide the City <br />with better documentation. The City encouraged Rum River Hills to engage with a master developer/ equity partner. <br />Lastly, the City encouraged Rum River Hills to reconsider how much they were asking from the City. NOTE: some <br />elected/ appointed officials were also concerned this project didn't "directly" address the "primary area of concern" <br />in the 167/47 Statement of Goals, and were not interested in this project, period. <br />- Comprehensive Plan/Zoning- <br />The project would require a Comprehensive Plan Amendment for a variety of aspects (sewer/water district - <br />MUSA, land use, residential type). The concept has been reviewed by Planning Commission and the public in the <br />general sense, but has not been specifically advertised for the specific project. If the City Council is comfortable <br />with the parameters of the deal structure, Community Development Staff would recommend that the land use be the <br />first step in review. <br />- Update, what's new? - <br />Rum River Hills began reaching out to staff again in 2015. They engaged SEH Engineering to complete a <br />feasibility report for the project --to obtain pad ready sites (see attached SEH report). Rum River Hills is now not <br />asking for free city -owned land (willing to pay). They are now not asking for the City to pay 100% of QuickSilver, <br />but they are proposing to split the costs. They are still asking the City to extend the sewer line, and they still are <br />asking the City to pay for the pedestrian underpass. Please see attached cover letter from Rum River Hills. <br />
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