Agenda - Parks and Recreation Commission - 05/11/2017

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i. The Developer shall be responsible for the design and construction consistent with the phasing of the project. ii. The proposed roundabout shall include enhanced pedestrian safety measures above and beyond standard/minimum improvements. iii. Park Dedication credit may be applied to the 'leg' of the roundabout which would serve as the Lake Itasca Park entrance d. Greenway Trail Connection i. Construct 10' trail adjacent to the wetland in the north edge of the plat, and exchange land for Hageman parcel (4 acres of earlier Park Dedication to the city) ii. Explore creation of area of linear open water (visual amenity for townhomes), along trail. iii. Consider plaza adjacent to greenway trail and the Mississippi River Trail (Puma Street) for bench, drinking fountain, enhanced landscape, etc. e. Advance park improvements in The COR i. Identify within the Development Agreement, specified improvement E.g. Schematic Design for the water -centric park, plans and specifications for the proposed splash pad etc. 5. The City supports continued discussion on all options for parks and recreation within this development given the number of proposed housing units. Regional Infrastructure The section will be populated at future steps. • Regional Infrastructure for the project area is defined as Bunker Lake Boulevard and Puma Street. o Roadway o Water Trunk (paid for by normal Trunk Fees) o Sanitary Trunk (paid for by normal Trunk Fees) • An additional suggested improvement is the Alpine Drive Roundabout (Staff recommended exploration only). • The City supports some degree of cost share for these improvements. The specifics shall be negotiated with future steps. • The Developer shall be responsible for the final design and construction for portions adjacent to the project. For specific detail on this policy topic, please review the Infrastructure Study completed by Bolton and Menk. This section will be completed upon completion of the Revised Infrastructure Study by Bolton and Menk and subsequent policy direction from the City Council.