CR 06-137 Site Plan Review-Block 64
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Council Report 06-137
SITE PLAN REVIEW - BLOCK 64
ProDosed Action
Staff recommends the following motion: Move to adopt Resolution 06-82. approving a site plan to
construct 220 residential units and 6800 square feet of retail for the Sixth and Main Development.
At the Zoning and Planning meeting Ms. Flynn moved and Mr. Hatlestad seconded a motion to adopt
Resolution RZ06-34, recommending approval of a site plan to construct 220 residential units and 6800
square feet of retail for the Sixth and Main Development.' The motion was approved unanimously.
Overview .
GPS Development, LLC, is proposing to redevelop Block 64. Block 64 is located between Fifth and Sixth
Avenues and Mainstreet and First Street. The entire block will be razed to construct six buildings with 220
units. There will also be approximately 6,800 square feet of retail along Mainstreet. It is proposed there
will be four buildings of 35 units plus one guest unit, and two buildings of 36 units. The residential
buildings will be four stories.
The site is proposed to be rezoned to PUD to allow flexibility in the zoning requirements. The underlying
zoning ofR-4 and B-3 will remain. The applicant has also applied for the following:
. Rezoning to PUD
. Replatting of the site
. CUP for residential in the B-3 zoning district
The development will be phased. Phase I is the buildings abutting Mainstreet. Phase II is the buildings in
the center of the site, and Phase III is the buildings abutting First Street.
Primarv Issues to Consider
What is the zoning of the property, and how has the Comprehensive Plan designated the
subject site?
What are the specifics of the redevelopment?
What are the other items that will have to be approved?
What was the discussion at the Zoning and Planning meeting?
SUDDortin!!: Documents
. Analysis of issues
. Site plans
. Traffic/parking study
. Resolution 06-82
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,Nancy S. Anderson, AICP
Planner
Financial Impact: $ N/ A Budgeted:
Related Documents (CIP, ERP, etc.):
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Primarv Issues to Consider
What is the zoning of the property, and how has the Comprehensive Plan designated the
subject site?
The zoning of the property is B-3 and R-4. The Comprehensive Plan has designated this site as commercial
and residential. The proposed development complies with both documents.
What are the preliminary specifics of the redevelopment?
Building
The applicant is proposing six residential buildings and two retail buildings. The two retail buildings
abutting Mainstreet will have residential over the retail businesses.
The units will range from 899 to 1490 square feet. Each unit will have a 16-square-foot storage locker.
The buildings along Mainstreet will have 11 one-bedrooms, 12 one-bedrooms plus a den, and 13 two-
bedroom units. The other buildings may change depending on sales.
The price range of the units starts at $235 a square foot. The price will change based on the location of the
units.
Parking
The majority of the parking will be underground. There are 383 proposed parking spaces underground.
The residential units require 352 parking spaces. The PUD zoning allows some flexibility in zoning
requirements. A parking and traffic study have been completed for this development. The parking study
recommended 1.6 spaces per unit for the residential. The underground parking will comply with this
requirement. The number of parking spaces required for the residential with a 1.6 ratio is 352. The circled
area on the north side of the site will provide 7-8 parking spaces for guests.
The retail requires 34 parking spaces. The retail parking is proposed to the north of the retail buildings.
There are 15 surface parking spaces and the employee parking will be in the underground parking area.
Additional on-street parking is along Mainstreet and Sixth Avenue. The total parking spaces available for
the retail area will be 40 spaces.
The City's consultant has reviewed the current parking plan and has indicated that with the spaces provided
there will be adequate parking.
Traffic
The traffic study indicated that all intersections except the intersection at Highway 7 and Fifth A venue will
operate at an acceptable level. The Highway 7 and Fifth A venue intersection currently does not operate at
an acceptable level.
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Access
Access to the site will be from two points on Sixth Avenue and two points on Fifth Avenue. The Sixth
Avenue entrances will lead to the underground parking. The access points on Fifth Avenue will lead to the
retail and guest parking within the site.
Setbacks
The PUD zoning allows flexibility with zoning requirements. The buildings will vary from a one-foot to a
15' to 16- foot setback.
Height
The residential buildings are proposed to be four stories.
Exterior
The exterior will be a combination of several materials. The two main materials will be textured Hardie
panels and cast stone veneer. The textured Hardie panels have the appearance of stucco. The accents on
the building will be metal wrapped cornices and cast stone lintels. There will be aluminum windows and
aluminum guardrails for the balconies.
The buildings will be three colors. The base will be a gray tone, a buff tone for the second and third floors
and a gray on the top floor above the cornice.
Landscaping
The site is required to have one tree per 2000 square feet of open space. The interior perimeter of the site
will have trees on the boulevard. The site will have extensive interior landscaping. Because of a possible
change in the internal parking for the retail area, the landscaping may be changed. This is an item that will
be reviewed at a future meeting.
EngineeringlPublic Works
The Engineering Department has recommended that a comprehensive sanitary sewer study be completed
for this basin. This issue will be detailed in the development agreement. The cost of the study will be
allocated to the portion of expanded capacity that is required for this development. Any upgrades to the
sanitary sewer that are required for this development will also be allocated to the applicant.
Fire Marshal
The Fire Marshal has reviewed the preliminary plans and found them acceptable. Interior hydrants will
have to be added.
Trash
The trash area for the residential units will be under each building. The trash will be moved to
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street level for trash pick -up. The trash for the retail will be on the interior of the site. The trash will be
moved to the retail parking area for pick-up.
Sidewalk
The plan indicates a sidewalk on all four sides of the development. In addition to the exterior sidewalks
there are sidewalks connecting the parking areas and the green space.
Watershed District
The applicant with have to check with the Watershed District to see if any approvals are required.
Surrounding Uses
The site is surrounded by Hopkins Honda on the east, residential to the north, commercial to the south, and
residential to the west.
. What was the discussion at the Zoning and Planning meeting?
Ms. Anderson reviewed the proposed development. Charlette Flanagan of GPS Development, LLC,
appeared before the Commission. Ms. Flanagan reviewed the proposed development. No one else
appeared regarding this item.
Alternatives.
1. Approve the site plan. By approving the site plan, the applicant will be able to construct the
development as proposed.
2. Deny the site plan. By denying the site plan, the applicant will not be able to construct the development
as proposed. If the City Council considers this alternative, findings will have to be identified that
support this alternative.
3. Continue for further information. If the City Council indicates that further information is needed, the
item should be continued.
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UTI/J1Y NOTES
<D - NI SsMces Ia snond fa a point 5' from prapossd build',"g,
@ _ Vanfy all _ lacaIion. and ;n....rts with mochotucal engine.,. bata...
0- All _rmain Ia hDY8 0 minimum 0' 73 of ClMIf.
.'
Block 64
Mai n Street
Hopkins, Minnesota
LANDSCAPE CDN1RACTDR SHAll. VERIFY EXlSnNG IRIlIGA nON 5YSlEM
LAYOUT AND CONFIRM COMPLETI: UMITS OF IRRIGA nON PIlIOR TO SUPPL 'YING
SHOP DRAWINGS.
lANDSCAPE CONlRACTllR SHAll. PROVIDE lHE DY>NER v.llH A
WA1ERlNG/LAWN UlRIGA110N SCHEDULE APPROPRlA1E TO lHE PROJECT SITE
CONDmONS AND TO PlANT MATERIALS GROWlH REQUIREMENTS.
lANDSCAPE CON1RACTOR SHAll. INSURE lHA T SOIL CONDmONS AND
COMPAC110N ARE ADEQUA1E TO ALLOW FOR PROPER DRAINAGE AROUND lHE
CONSTRUCTION Sl~ UNDESIRABLE CONDmONS SHALL BE BROUGHT TO lHE
A TlEN11DN OF lHE LANDSCAPE ARCHI1ECT PRiOR TO BEGINNING OF WDRK.
IT SHALL BE lHE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSlBIUTY TO INSURE
PROPER SURF ACE AND SUBSURFACE DRAINAGE IN All. PLAN11NG AREAS.
lANDSCAPE CON1RACTOR SHALL REVIEW lHE SITE FOR DEFICIENCIES IN lHE
PLANT MATERIAL saEcnONS AND OlHER SITE CONDmONS WHICH MIGHT
NEGAllllELY AFFECT PlANT ESTABUSHMENT, SURVIVAL OR WARRANTY.
UNOESlRABLE PLANT MATERIAL saECTIONS OR 511E CONomONS SHALL BE
BROUGHT TO lHE A TlEN110N OF lHE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO
LANDSCAPE CONlRACTOR SHAll. INSPECT THE SI1E ANO BECOME FAMIUAR
WI1H EXlsnNG CONDmONS RELA llNG TO lHE NATURE AND SCOPE OF WORK.
lANDSCAPE CONlRACTOR SHAll. VERIFY PLAN LAYOUT AND_ DIMENSIONS
SHOWN AND BRING TO lHE A TlENllON OF lHE LANDSCAPE ARCHI1ECT
DISCMPANCIES \\HICH MAY COMPROMISE lHE DESIGN AND/OR IN1ENT OF
M PROJEC"S LAYOUT.
lANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHAll. ASSURE COMPUANCE WllH APPUCABLE
CODES AND REGULA110NS GOVERNING lHE WORK AND/OR MATERIALS
SUPPUED,
lANDSCAPE CONlRACTOR SHAll. PROTECT EXIS11NG ROADS, CURBS/GUTrER5,
TRALS. lREES, LAv.NS AND SITE ELEMENTS DURING CONSlRUC110N
OPEilA11ONs' DAMAGE TO SAME SHALL BE REPAIRED AT NO ADDmONAL
COST TO lHE OWl'lER.
lANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHAll. VERIFY AUGNUENT AND LOCAll0N OF
UNDERGROUND AND ABOVE GRADE U11UllES AND PROVIDE lHE NECESSARY
PROTEC11ON FOR SAME BEFORE CONSlRUCllON / MATERIAL INSTALLAll0N
BEGNS (MINltolUM 10'-0. CLEARANCE)
lANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINA lE lHE PHASES OF CONSTRUCllON
AND PLANllNG INSTALLA110N 'Mlli OlHER CONlRACTORS WORKING ON S1~
.
lANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHAll. PREPARE AND SUBMIT A \\RITlEN REQUEST
FOR lHE OWNER ACCEPTANCE INSPECllON OF LANDSCAPE AND SITE
IMPROVEMENTS PRIOR TO SUBMIT11NG FINAL PAY REOUEST.
lANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHAll. PREPARE AND SUBMIT REPROOUCIBLE
AS-BUILT DRAWlNG(S) OF LANOSCAPE INSTAtl.A110N, IRRIGA110N AND SITE
IMPROV"cl.lENTS UPON COMPLEllON OF CONSTRUC110N INSTALLA110N AND
PRIOR TO PROJECT ACCEPTANCE.
lANDSCAPE CON1RACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ONGOING MAINTENANCE OF
NEWl. Y INSTAU.Ell MATERIALS UN11L llME 01" O\\NER ACCEPTANCE. ACTS OF
VANDAUSM OR DAMAGE WHICH MAY OCCUR PRIOR TO OWNER ACCEPTANCE
SHAll. BE lHE RESPONSlBIUTY OF THE lANOSCAPE CONTRACTOR.
elness swenson graham archil
soo washington avenue
mlnneapolls mlnnllCtta
te I. 6 1 2 , 3 3 9 . S
fax, 6 1 2 . 3 3 9 , S
wwwoesgarch.
COMMENTS
.,.---
A 4 BOULEVARD LINDEN Tilio americana Boulevard 3 CAL. B&B MA TCH SPECIMENS STR. LEADER
B 6 PATMORE ASH Fraxinus oenns\Avonio Potmore 3 CAL. B&B MATCH SPECIMENS STR, LEADER
C 12 AUTUMN BRILLIANCE CLUMP SERVICEBERRY Amelanchier x nrandifloro Autumn Brillionce B HGT. B&B MUL 11 STEM FULL FORM
D 17 NORWA Y MAPLE Acer olatanoides Norwov Maole 3 CAL, B&B MA TCH SPECIMENS STR. LEADER
E 19 IVORY SILK LILAC Svrinaa reticulato 'Ivorv Silk' 2" CAL. B&B MATCH SPECIMENS, STR. LEADER
F 6 ROYAL RAINDROPS CRABAPPLE Molus JFS KWS 2 CAL. B&B FULL FORM MA CH SPFCIMFNS
G 34 PINK SPIRES CRABAPPLE Molus Pink Spires 2" CAL. B&B FULL FORM, MATCH SPECIMENS
H 9 NEWPORT PURPLE LEAF PLUM Prunus cerasifero Newoort 2" CAL. I:l&t:l fULL ~ Ufo<M, MA I (;H
hereby certify that this documtm was
and thall am a duly llcemlld LandJcapI
ArchlulI::t undl/' lh. laws af tha StmI: of
:.",nmn
Type.d or Prlnttd Name
~~
CONT
SIZE
SCIEN11FlC NAME
COMMON NAME
QUANTITY
TREES
MATCH SPECIMENS, 'FULL FORM
MATCH SPECIMENS, FULL FORM
MATCH SPECIMENS. FULL FORM
MATCH SPECIMENS, FULL FORM
MATCH SPECIMENS, FULL FORM
MATCH SPECIMENS, FULL FORM
MATCH SPECIMENS. FULL FORM
MATCH SPECIMENS, FULL FORM
MATCH SPECIMENS, FULL FORM
MA TCH SPECIMENS, FULL FORM
MATCH SPECIMENS, FULL FORM
7 24" HGT:I CDNT.
S 30 HGT, CONT.
7 36 HGT. CONT.
S 24" HGT, CDNT,
~
S 3D" HGT, I CONT.
S 36" SPD, CDNT,
3 24" HGT, CONT.
S 36" HGT, CONT.
5 36" HGT. I~
5 36" HGT, CONT,
Buxus 'Glencoe
Rododendron P,J.M, Compect
Viburnum trilobum Bailx CamDoct
Hvdronaeo macroohvlla Endless Summe
SvrinQa . Josee'
Cornus alba sibirico 'Red Gnome
Rhus aromotica 'Gro-Low'
Berberis x 'Taro'
Physocarpus opulifolius 'Duncan
Euonymus alatus 'Comooctus'
Cotoneoster lucidus
CHICArrOG'~OXWOOD
PJM COMPACT RDDODENDRa~
COMPACT AMERICAN VIBURNUM
ENDLESS SUMMER HYDRANGEA
JOSEE ULAC
RED GNOME DOGWOOD
GRO-LOW FRAGRANT SUMAC
EMERALD CAROUSEL BARBERRY
SUMMER WINE NINEBARK
DWARF WINGED EUONYMUS
!-lEDG.E COTOJ"-EASTER
DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
::;L 60
K.. 54
L 22
M. 43
N 53
P 9'
Q 0
[ 70
S 27
f 52
IT 61
UNtERGROUND UllUllES SHALL BE INSTALlED SO THAT lRENCHES DD NOT
CUT lHROUGH RODT SYSTEMS OF ANY EXISTING lREES TO REJ.\AIN,
EXISTING CONTOURS, TRAILS, VEGETA11ON, CURB/GUTrER AND OlliER
El.EMENTS ARE BASED UPON INFORMAllON SUPPUED TO 1HE LANDSCAPE
AROlITECT BY OlHERS, LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY
DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO CONSTRUCllON AND N011FY lANDSCAPE ARCHllECT
Of' SAME.
o\UGNMENT AND GRADES 01" lHE PROPOSED WALKS. TRAILS AND/OR
ROADWAYS ARE SUBJECT TO FIELD ADJUSTlo1ENT REQUIRED TO CONFORtol TO
LOCALIZED TOPOGRAPHIC CONomONS AND TO MINIMIZE TREE REMOVAL AND
GRADING. CHANGES IN lHE AUGNMENT AND GRADES MUST BE APPROVED
BY THE lANDSCAPE ARCHllECT,
NO PlANTS 'Mll. BE INSTALlED UNllL FINAL GRADING AND CONSlRUCll0N
HAS BEEN COMPLElED IN lHE iMMEDIA lE AREA,
SOD AREAS OISTURBED DUE TO GRAOING UNLESS NOrc.D OlliERWlSE.
WiERE SOD ABUTS PAVED SURFACES, FINISHED GRADE 01"
SOD/SEED SHAll. BE HELD \. BELOW SURI"ACE aEVA110N OF
TRoIJL. S""B. CURB, ETC,
SOD SHAll. BE lAID PARALLEL TO lHE CONTOURS AND SHALL HAVE
STAGGERED JOINTS. ON SLOPES STEEPER lHAN 3: 1 OR IN DRAINAGE
SWALES, SOD SHAll. BE STAKED SECURE!. Y.
PRCPOSED PLANT MATERIAL S'iAll. COMPLY 'MTH lliE LA lEST EDmON OF
THE AMERiCAN STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK, ANSI Z6D.l UNLESS
Non OlHERWlSE:. DECIDUOUS SHRUBS SHAll. HAVE AT lEAST 5 CANES AT
THE SPECIFIED HEIGHT. ORNAMENTAL TREES SHALL HAVE NO 'V' CROTCHES
AND SHALL BEGIN BRANCHING NO LOWER lHAN 3' FEET ABOVE lHE ROOT
BAU, S1REET AND BOULEVARD 1REES SHALL BEGIN BRANCHING NO LOWER
THm 6' ABOVE F1NISHEO GRADE.
PLAN TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER PlANT SCHEDULE IF DISCREPANCIES IN
QUANTlllES EXIST, SPEClFlCA 110NS AND DETAILS TAKE: PRECEDENCE OVER
NOlES.
PROPOSED PLANT MATERIAL SHAll. BE LOCAlED AND STAKED AS SHOWN ON
PLAN. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT MUST APPROVE STAKING 01" PlANT MAlERlAL
PRIOR TO DIGGING.
NO PLANT MA lERlAL suBsnTUnoNs WIll. BE ACCEPlED UNLESS APPROVAL
IS REQUESTED OF lHE LANOSCAPE ARCHITECT BY lHE LANDSCAPE
CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO lHE SUBMISSION OF BID AND/OR QUOTAll0N.
AO.1JSTMENTS IN LDCA l10N OF PROPOSED PlANT MATERIALS IoIA Y BE NEEDED
IN AELD, lANDSCAPE ARCHITECT MUST BE N011F1ED PRIOR TO
AO.lJSTMENT 01" PlANTS.
PLANT MATERIAL SHAll. BE FERllUZED UPON INSTALlAllON WllH ORlED BONE
MEAL, OlHER APPROVED FERTIUZER MIXED IN WllH 1HE PLANllNG SOIL PER
TliE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCll0NS OR MAY BE TREAlED FOR SUMMER ANO
FALL INSTALLAll0N WllH AN APPUCAllON OF GRANULAR 0-20-2D 01" 12
oI. PER 2.5. CAUPER TREE AND 6 oz. PER SHRUB WllH AND ADDITlONAL
APPUCA110N OF 10-10-1D lHE 1"00000WlNG SPRiNG IN lHE TREE SAUCER,
SYM
DECIDUOUS
CONIFEROUS SHRUBS
W 22 UPRIGHT YEW MATCH SPECIMENS
X 0 MINT JULEP JUNIPER MATCH SPECIMENS
Y 32 TECHNY GLOBE ARBORVITAE MATCH SPECIMENS
Z 16 BLUE STAR JUNIPER MATCH SPECIMENS
DIImIm Farblr JIuot:lall
m N/coTT.tMtIIJ
MIM.,.,&. JIiMGoItl 5S
p/toM m,m,7S1Z
fia m,"1.D9',
_.~.-
PERENNIALS AND GRASSES
bb 0 ROYAL STANDARD HOSTA Hosto Roval Standord !1 CDNT. lB O.C,
cc 0 ARTEMIC:;IA A.schmidtiano Silver Mound 1 CONT, 18 O.C,
dd 0 BRIDAL VEIL ASTlLBE Astilbe arendsii Bridal Veil 1 CONT. 1B O,C,
ee 40 UTT1...E BLUE C:;WM Schlzachvrium scooariam The Blues 1 CONT. 18 O,C.
ff 40 G LnSTRUM CONEFLOWER Rudbeckio Goldsturm 1 CONT. lB O,C.
99 40 PURPLE CONEFLOWER Echinacea ourourea 1 CONT. lB O.C,
hh 320 DAYlLlL Y Hemerocallis Sherwood Gladiator 111 CONT. 1B O,C,
II 0 REGAL SPLENDOR HOSTA Hoste 'Reaal Solendor' ~1 r-n"'T lB O,C,
kk 54 KARL FOERSTER FEATHER REED GRASS Celamoorostis x ocutiflora 'Karl Foerster' 111 r-n"'T lB O,C,
II 22 ELIJAH BLUE FESCUE Festuca alauca 'Eliiah Blue if, rnl\lT 18 O.C.
lANOSCAPE CONlRACTOR SHAll. WARRANTY NEW PLANT MATERIAL lHROUGH
ONE CALENDAR YEAR FROM lHE DATE OF lHE OWNER ACCEPTANCE. NO
PARllAL ACCEPTANCE WIll. BE CONSIDERED,
UNLESS NOTED OlHERWlSE, lHE APPROPRIATE OAlES FOR SPRING PLANT
IoIAlERIAL INSTALLAllON AND SEED/SOD PLACEMENT IS FROM lHE 11ME
GROUND HAS lHAwal TO JUNE IS.
FALL SDOOING IS GENERAll.Y ACCEPTABLE FROM AUGUST \5 TO NOVEMBER
\, FAll. SEEDING IS GENERALl.Y ACCEPTABLE FROM AUGUST 15 TO
SEPTEMBER 15, AD..lJSTMENTS TO SOD/SEED PLANllNG DAlES ~UST BE
APPROVED IN WRITING BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHllECT.
CONIFEROUS PLAN11NG IS GENERALl. Y ACCEPTABLE FROM AUGUST 15 TO
OCTOBER 1. FAll. DECIDUOUS PlANllNG IS GENERALLY ACCEPTABLE I"ROM
THE FIRST FROST UN11L NOVEMBER 15. ADJUSTlo1ENTS TO PLANTING DAlES
MUST BE APPROVED IN \\RIliNG BY lHE LANDSCAPE ARCHllECT.
E:X1snNG lREES TO REMAIN SHALL BE FER11UZEO AND PRUNED TO REMOVE
DEAD WOOD, DAMAGED, ANO/OR RUBBING BRANCHES.
EiosnNG lREES AND/OR SlGN1FICANT SHRUB MASS1NGS FOUND ON SllE
SHAll. BE PROTEClED AND SAVED UNLESS NOlED TO BE REMOVED OR ARE
LOCAlED IN AN AREA TO BE GRADED, QUESTIONS REGARDING EXlsnNG
PLANT MAlERIAL SHAll. BE BROUGHT TO lHE ATlENll0N 01" lHE LANOSCAPE
ARCHllECT PRIOR TO REMOVAL
ROUGH GRADING AND FINISHED GRADING TO BE DONE BY OTHERS UNLESS
NOlED OlHERWlSE.
GRADING UMITS ARE HEREIN DEFINED AS lHE JUNCTURE 01" PROPOSED
GRADE 1MlH EXIsnNG GRADE UNLESS NOTED OlHER'MSE.
GRADING UMITS AND UMITS OF WORK SHOWN ON PLAN ARE ONLY
APPROXIMATE ANO MAY BE ADJUSlc.D IN FlaD BY LANOSCAPE ARCHITECT.
WORK OUTSIDE al" lliESE UMITS WIll. BE OONE AT lANOSCAPE
CONlRACTORS EXPENSE UNLESS OIRECTED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OR
OY>NER IN IWlI11NG.
FlLl./CUT AS NECESSARY TO PRDVlDE A Ill: MINIMUM GRAOE AWAY FROM
BUILDINGS 'MllilN UIoIITS 01" CONSTRUCllON,
SALVAGE TOPSOIL FROll lHE EARlHlYORK AREAS AS APPROPRIATE AND/OR
AS DIREClED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND STOCKPILE FOR REUSE IN
LOCA l10N APPROVED BY OWl'lER,
MAINTAIN A UNIFORM GRADE BETWEEN CONTOURS IN AREAS TO BE GRADED
UNLESS NOTED OlHER\\ISE.
ELEVAll0NS SHD\\1II ARE FINISHED aEVAllONS, SPOT ELEVAll0NS TAKE
PRECEDENCE OVER CONTOURS,
ADD EROSION CONlROL MEASURES II" GRADES GREA lER lliAN 3; 1 OR IF
CONDI110NS WARRANT, REFER TO MNOOT SPECIFlCA liONS FOR EROSION
CONTROL
LANDSCAPE CONlRACTOR SHAll. CONTACT PUBUC UTlunES I"OR LOCAll0N
OF UNDERGROUND \\IRES. CABLES, CONDUITS. PIPES, MANHOLES, VALVES OR
OTHER BURIED STRUCTURES BEFORE DIGGING. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR
SHALL REPAIR OR REPLACE lHE ABOVE II" DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCll0N
AT NO ADDI110NAL COST TO lHE OWNER,
LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHAll. PROVIDE PROPER EROSION CONlROL
MEASURES AS REQUIRED TO INSURE lHA T EROSION IS KEPT TO AN
PROVIDE TEMPORARY COI/ERlNG I"OR CATCH BASINS AND MAN HOLES UN11'
FINISHED GRADING IS COMPLETI:,
PERIMETER SILT FENCE AND ROCK CONSTRUCllON ENTRANCES SHALL BE
INSTALLED PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. REFER TO IIINDOT SPECIFlCA1l0NS FOR
AGGREGA lE BASE AND SILT FENCE.
CONTRACTOR SHALL CONSlRUCT DRAINAGE BASINS AS NEEDED.
CONTRACTOR SHAll. INSTAll. CATCH BASIN EROSION CONTROL MEASURES
PER MPCA (MINNESOTA POLl.UTlON CONlROL AGENCY} SPECS,
WIlHIN 1WO \\EEKS 01" FINISHED SllE GRADING. DISTURBED AREAS SHALL BE
STABIUZED 1MlH SEED. SOD OR ROCK BASE.
CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN EROSION CONlROl MEASURES, INCLUDING lliE
REMOVAL 01" ACCUMULAlED SILT IN FRONT 01" SILT FENCES AND EXCESS
SEDIMENT IN PROPOSED CATCH BASINS, FOR lHE OURA110N OF
CONSTRUCllON.
REMOVE EROSION CONlROL MEASURES AFTER VEGETAllON IS ESTABUSHED,
PLANT MATERIALS TO BE INSTALLED PER PlAN11NG DETAILS,
PLAN11NG AREAS RECEIVING GROUND COVER, PERENNIALS. ANNUALS, AND/OR
VINES SHALL RECEIVE A MINIMUM OF 12. DEPlH 01" PLANTING SOIL
CONSlSTlNG OF AT LEAST 45 PARTS TOPSOIL. 45 PARTS SCREENED
COMPOST OR MANURE AND 10 PARTS SANO.
WRAPPING IIIAlERIAL SHAll. BE CORRUGATED POL'l'ETHYLENE: PIPING ,.
GRfA TER IN CAUPER lHAN lHE TREE BEING PROlEClED OR OUAUTY. HEAVY,
WAlERPROOF CREPE PAPER MANUFACTURED FOR lHlS PURPOSE. \!RAP
DECIDUOUS lREES PlANlED IN lHE: FAll. PRIOR TO DECEMBER 1 AND
REIoIOVE VtRAPPING AFTER MAY "
ANNUAL ANO PERENNIAL PLANllNG BEDS TO RECEIVE 3" DEEP SHREDDED
HARDWOOD MULCH WIlH NO WEED BARRIER,
3/16" STEEl. EDGER TO BE USED TO CONTAIN SHRUBS,
PERENNIALS AND ANNUALS WHERE PLANllNG BED MEETS SOD
UNLESS OlHER'MSE NOlED,
SHRUB BED MASSlNGS TO RECEIVE 4. OEEP SHREDDED HARDWOOD
hlUI.CH ~lH FIBER MAT WEED BARRIER,
CONIFEROUS TREES ARE TO RECEIVE 4. OEEP SHREDDED HARDWOOD MULCH
AND SHALL HAVE NO MULCH IN OIRECT CONTACT WllH lHE lREE lRUNK.
MAlN1ENANC:C: STRIPS, WHERE Ill.USTRA lED, TO HAVE EDGER AND STONE
MULCH AS INDICAlED ON DRAWINGS OR IN SPEClFlCAllONS,
LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHAll. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING AN
IRIlIGAll0N LAYOUT PLAN AND SPEClFlCA110NS AS PART OF lliE SCOPE OF
WORK WHEN BIDDING. lHESE SHAll. BE APPROVED BY lHE lANDSCAPE
ARCHITECT PRIOR TO ORDER AND/OR INSTALLA 1101'1, IT SHALL BE lliE
LANDSCAPE CONlRACTQR'S RESPONSIBIUTY TO INSURE THAT SODDED /SEEDED
AND PlANlEO AREAS ARE IRRIGAlED PROPERLY, INCLUDING lHOSE AREAS
DIRECn. Y AROUND AND ABUT11NG BUILDING FOUNOA 110N,
PRELIMINARY ~
!\lOT FOR
CONSTRUCTIC
May 23, 200
_PLANT LEGEND AND PALLET
SITE PIAl
ORIGINAL ISSUE:
REVISIONS
23-0
SCARIFY BOTTOM AND SIDES OF
PllINllNG PIT PRIOR TO
INSTAU.A liON
MULCH 3. DEPlli \'IIlli NO FABRIC,
REFER TO SPECS.
EDGING loIA 1ERI~ REFER TO SPECS.
EDGE CONDI1l0N VARIES,
REFER 10 PLAN
n'P.
t:JJlE;
HAND LOOSEN ROOTS OF
CONTAINERIZED MATERIAl,
CONIFER TREE TO HAVE SHREDDED
HARDWOOD MULCH UNLESS NOlEn
OlliERWlSE. NO MULCH TO BE IN
CONTACT 'MTH TREE TRUNK.
HQ]f;
TWO ALTERNATE METHODS OF TREE STAKING
ARE ILLUSlRA lED. IT IS THE CONTRACTORS
llP1l0N ON HOW TO STAKE TREES. HOIlEVER,
lliE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
MAINTAINING TREES IN A PLUMB POSI1l0N
lliRDUGHDUT lliE GUARANTEE PERIOD,
lliE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE
FOR MAINTAINING TREES IN A PLUMB
POSl1l0N lHROUGHOUT 1HE
GUARANTEE PERIOD,
_PLANTING AND SITE NOTES
t:JJlE;
TWO ALTERNATE I.lElHODS OF
TREE STAKING ARE ILLUSTRATED.
IT IS THE CONTRACTORS OPTION
ON HOW TO
STAKE
TREES.
05-130
PRQlECT NOf.lBER
eN OF
~ CHECKED BY
PLANTING
DETAILS
L2
-
ANNUAL PLANllNGS FOR
SPRING/SUMMER BY OWNER
SPRUCE TIPS FOR FALL/
I'rlNTER BY OWNER
ROlLED RIM PLANTER,
TERRA COTTA F1NISH,
24, 3\ AND 37" olA. SIZES,
REFER TO SPECS
MULCH, REfER TO SPECS
PLANTING SOIL, REFER TO SPECS
F1LTER FABRIC SEPARATOR
WASHED DRAIN ROCK
DRILL 1/2' D1A. DRAIN
HOLE IN BOTTOM OF
CONTAINER, CENTERED
SCARIFY BOTTOM AND SIDES
OF PLANTING PIT PRIOR iO
INSTALLATION
BUILDING OR WALL
SUPPORT STIe<, -
ONE PER VINE
SHREDDED HAAOWOCl
3' DEPTH \\lTH NO f
EDGER, n'P, -
REFER TO SPECs.
PLANllNG SOIL, 12'
MIN" REFER 10 SPEC
PLANT SPAClHG VAAl
REFER TO Pl.AH
EDGE COND, VARlI
REFER TO SPt:Cs.
TOPSOIL .
SUBGRADE
t:JJlE;
HAND LOOSEN ROOTS
OF CONTAINERIZED
MATERIAL. n'P.
PLANTING SOIl., 12' MIN,
REFER TO SPECS.
SUBGRADE
SCARIFY BOTTOU AND SIDES OF
PllINTlNG PIT PRIOR TO INST AU.A TION
SHRUBS TO SIT ON SUBGRADE
MULCH 4' DEPlli, REFER TO SPECS,
LANDSCAPE FABRIC, REFER TO SPECS.
PllINTlNG SOIL, REFER TO SPECS,
EDGING MATERIAL, REFER TO SPECS,
TOPSOIL
EDGE CONDI1l0N VARIES, REFER TO PllIN
SUBGRADE
CENTERING OF SHRUB IN BED TO TAKE
PRECEDENCE OVER DIMENSION FROM EDGE
n'P,
t:JJlE;
HAND LOOSEN ROOTS OF
CONTAINERIZED MATERIAl.,
SCARIFY BOTTOM ANO SIDES OF
PllINTING PIT PRIOR TO INSTALLA1l0N
DOUBLE STRAND 14 GA. WIRE. 3'
AT 120 DEGREE INTERVALS, n'P.
16" POLYPROPYLENE OR POLY-
ElHYENE (411MIL. 1-1/2"
WIDE STRAPPING, n'P,)
B'-O. STEE. STAKE
FlAGGING, ONE PER WIRE
ROOlBALL TO SIT ON MOUNDED
SUBGRADE, REMOvr: BURllIP FROM
TOP OF 1/3 OF ROOlBAll
MULCH 4' DEPlli, REFER TO SPEC.
PLANTING SOIl., REFER TO SPEC,
TOPSOIL
SUBGRADE
2x2x24. WOOD STAKE SET AT
AN ANGLE
SOD
DRAIN SYSTEU AS REQUIRED PER
SPEC. USE 4. AUGERED HOLE 42.
DEPTH MINIMUM, F1LL WITH 3/4'
DIA. DRAIN ROCK, COVER WITH
FILTER FABRIC,
PLANllNG CONTAINER
SCAlE: ~/4. . 1'-ll"
Q.
L2
VINE @ BUILDING SURFACE
SCJ!E: 3/4. . 1'-0"
5
L2
SHRUB PLANllNG DETAIL
SCAlE: ~/4. . 1'-{j'
4
L2
SCARIFY BOTTOM AND SIDES OF
PLANllNG PIT PRIOR TO INSTALL
DOUBLE STRAND 14 GA. 'MRE, 3'
AT 120 DEGREE INTERVALS. n'P.
1 6' POLYPROPYLENE OR POLY-
ETHYENE (411 MIL, H/2.
MDE STRAPPING, n'P,)
ROOlBALL TO SIT ON UOUNDED
SUBGRADE, REMOVE BURllIP FROM
TOP OF 1/3 OF ROOlBALL
[r;= FLAGGING, ONE PER WIRE
MULCH 4' DEPTH, REFER TO SPEC,
_ / ,-- PLANllNG SOIl., REFER TO SPEC,
TO?SOIL
SUBGRADE
2x2x24. WOOD STAKE SET AT
AN ANGLE
SOD
DRAIN SYSTEM Mi REQUIRED PER
SPEC. USE 4. AUGEREO HOLE 42.
DEPTH MINIMUM, F1LL WITH 3/4'
DIA. DRAIN ROCK, COVER Willi
FILTER FABRIC.
DECIDUOUS TREE Pu..NTlNG DETAIL
SCAlE: vr. 1'-0"
1
L2
Block 64
Mai n Street
lopkllUi. Minnesota
.
elness swenson graham an:
500 washington avenue s
mlnnupolls minnesota 5!
lei. 6 1 2 . 3 3 9 , 5 5
fax, 6 1 Z . 3 3 9 , 5 3
www..esgarch.c
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prepared by mt or under my dJred: supt
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Mr. Jim Kerrigan
CITY OF HOPKINS
FROM: Todd Polum, P,E., PTOE, Associate
Jeremy Monahan, AICP, Senior Planner
DATE: August 12, 2005
SUBJECT: SENIOR HOUSING DEVELOPI\1ENT BLOCK 64 PROJECT, HOPKINS, MINNESOTA
SITE PLAN REVIEW
As requested, we have completed a site review for the proposed senior housing development
located east of 5th Avenue between Main Street and 1st Street in the City of Hopkins-. The
purpose of this review is to compare the parking supply and demand for the proposed
development to determine whether adequate parking is provided. Based on the revised site plan
(see Figure 1) and a meeting with the developer on July 5, 2005, the following proposed
development includes:
· 220 residential units
· 6,800 square feet of retail
· 383 below ground parking spaces
· ] 5 surface parking spaces allocated for retail
· 7 surface parking spaces allocated for residential visitors
· Retail employee parking will be provided below ground
One Carlson Parkway North, Suite 150, Milmeapolis, MN 55447-4443
Telephone (763) 475-0010 + Fax (763) 475-2429 + http://w'\v,\''T.sr.fconsulting.com
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Mr. Jim Kerrigan
_.. City of Hopkins
August 12, 2005
Page 2
Consistent with previous reco111mendations n1ade in the study memorandum dated March 23,
2005, we provide tbe following findings related to the revised site plan:
. Based on a parking demand of 1.6 spaces per residential unit, 352 spaces will need to be
provided to accommodate residents and guests. The developer has proposed 383 spaces
below ground parking, which provides a surplus of 31 spaces.
. Based on a parking demand of 4.1 spaces per 1,000 square feet of retail, 28 parking
spaces \vill need to be provided 10 accommodate employees and retail patrons. The
employee parking \vill be provided in the below ground parking facility (8 spaces).
Patron parking on site will be provided immediately behind the retail area (15 spaces),
Additional patron on-street parking will be permitted along Main Street and 6th Avenue
(17 spaces). The total available employee and patron parking is 40 spaces, which
provides a surpl us of 12 spaces.
Based on the above findings, the current site plan including 383 below ground parking spaces, 22
above surface parking spaces and with 17 on-street parking spaces will provide adequate parking
for the 220 residential units and 6,800 square feet of retail.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION NO: 06-82
RESOLUTION MAKING FINDINGS OF FACT AND APPROVING A SITE PLAN TO
CONSTRUCT A RETAIL AND CONDO DEVELOPMENT
WHEREAS, an application for Site Plan Review SPR06-5 has been made by GPS Development,
LLC;
WHEREAS, the procedural history of the application is as follows:
1. That an application for a site plan review was made by GPS Development, LLC;
2. That the Hopkins Zoning and Planning Commission, pursuant to mailed and
published notice, held a public hearing on the application and reviewed such
application on November 28, 2006: all persons present were given an opportunity
to be heard;
3. That the written comments and analysis of City staff were considered; and
4. A legal description of the subject property is as follows:
Lot 1, Block 1, Sixth and Main
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the application for Site Plan Review
SPR06-5 is hereby approved based on the following Findings of Fact:
1. That the applicant meets the requirements for site plan approval.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that application for Site Plan Review SPR06-5 is
hereby approved based on the following conditions:
I. Execution and recording of the required form of PUD/Development Agreement to ensure
the property is developed and used in accordance with the Development Plan approved
by the City Council and that all other terms, conditions and requirements set forth in the
Development Plan are complied with or observed. The PUD/Development Agreement
shall also include all standard terms and conditions regarding construction of any public
improvements, delivery of security therefore, developer's warranties and other standard
terms and conditions.
2. Applicant shall obtain all required Watershed District approvals for the development of
the Property and satisfy all requirements and conditions of such approvals.
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3. Development of the Property is to occur in phases. Before commencing each phase of
development, the Applicant must obtain approval of a Plat and Site Plan for such phase.
As a condition of approval of the plat or site plan for each phase of development of the
Property, the City may impose additional terms and conditions consistent with the
approved Development Plan, but also including standard terms and conditions related to
construction of public and private improvements, construction standards, security for
completion of construction of any public improvements, warranties applicable to public
improvements and other conditions associated with plat or site plan approval. Applicant
shall execute an amendment to the PUD/Development Agreement in connection with the
City's approval of each phase of development of the Property to document any new terms
and conditions required in connection with approval of such plat or site plan.
4. With each phase of development of the Property, Applicant shall submit detailed
construction and design plans, including, but not limited to, grading, drainage, utility,
parking and traffic control, landscaping, erosion control and storm water management
plans. All public improvements to be constructed by Applicant shall be designed and
completed in accordance with the City's standard specifications and requirements. All
such plans shall be subject to review and approval by the City's Public Works staff, and
Applicant shall comply with or observe any modifications or requirements requested by
the Public Works staff.
5. Applicant shall otherwise satisfy all terms, conditions and requirements attached to final
approval of any plat or site plan for each phase of development of the Property.
6. Applicant shall obtain all necessary approvals from the Watershed District, Hennepin
County, the Minnesota Departments of Natural Resources and MPCA and other
governmental agencies or authorities having jurisdiction over the development of the
Property as a condition of proceeding with each phase of development, including
obtaining any required permits.
7. Applicant shall comply with, observe and perform all of the terms, conditions and
requirements described in the Concept Plan, dated August 11, 2006, submitted by
Applicant and incorporated in the approved Development Plan for the project.
8. The appropriate drainage and utility easements and rights-of-way for any public streets or
alleys shall be dedicated in the final plat for each stage of development of the Property.
9. Applicant shall obtain all required demolition permits or other permits for demolition of
the existing structures and improvements on the Property.
10. Buildings and structures which cannot support the required level 800 radio coverage for
police and fire shall be equipped with either a radiating cable system or an internal
multiple antenna system with or without FCC type accepted bi-directional 800 MHz
amplification as needed. All costs of testing, installation, and equipment shall be the
responsibility of the Applicant.
11. The Applicant shall acquire fee title to all of the land included within the PUD district
and provide the City attorney with evidence of title acceptable to the City attorney
demonstrating the Applicant holds fee title to that land.
of'
Adopted this 5th day of December 2006.
Eugene J. Maxwell, Mayor
ATTEST:
Terry Obermaier, City Clerk