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Home My WebLink About2018-03-26 PACKET WORKSHOPCOTTAGE GROVE 2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Planning Commission Review March 26, 2018 ON Cottage Greve Stantec &gfe YridC and Fia peeity Me't COTTAGE GROVE 2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN „ Comp Plan Information Vision/Goals Alternatives Implementation Draft Plan Final Plan Cottage Grove ,%.V PAM an¢��Os�rltY T1eet tm:� - 6�--Wzt� Metropolitan Council 2010 Generalized Existing Land Use +_..�' BOUndfl ry Farmstead Single Family Detached Single Family Attached Multifamily Manufactured Housing Park Retail and Other Commercial Office Mixed Use Residential Industrial and Utility Extractive Institutional Park. Recreational or Preserve Golf Course Right -of -Way Railway Agricultural Undeveloped Water •*,> _ 1 June 9, _'Cl d ■.. 0 1,500 9,OOO Feet ■ ` r i lV HAr.9 Lard leer a CIO Stanrtec Vision -Themes -Alternatives -Goals -Plan Vision: Cottage Grove is a welcoming city... Cottage Grove li,. 4rpsperity Meet 'dere Pride and Cottage � G��V� gre YridC and Fia,perity Me't Themes: • Commercial/Retail Offerings • Business & Jobs • Transportation Connections • Housing Options • Parks, Trails, & Recreation • Mississippi River Access • Serving All Generations • Great Schools • Environmental Stewardship • Defining Our Character Alternatives: - r— 1— ---.z-- I Plan: Lund U: Transportation Parks & Trails Water Resources Housing Economic Development Goals & Policies 4 Stantec COTTAGE GROVE 2040 COMPREHENSME PLAN DRAFT PLAN 4, 4ntec PREPARED FOR THE CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE, MINNESOTA 4Z"L& Plan Table of Contents Community Growth and Vision Land Use Housing �)K Historic Preservation Parks and Open Space Transportation ,X Water Resources Economic Development Resilience Implementation [:rove � Greve gfe YridC and,?jQ Pehty Me't Community Growth and Vision Vision Themes Background Information Demographics MGowCottage ��Ve StlrlteC &gre Pride and,?jQ Pehty Me't Land Use Cottage Grove gfe YridC and Fia peeity me't Goals and Policies Existing Land Use Previous Plans Future Land Use Utility Staging Plan Stantec Opportunity Areas r—••�City Boundary, N •. - 0 3,000 6,000Fee j 4 - I }i9iucllw'�14V35`V'�Ih'k�Na+ilri h',��osnwJ' _ r =' Opportunity Areas for ChaZ-el- Har"ess nos :-of the City won't chan AMm small J4rea Pin 1 Jamaica SRT -AL WIN mob r`— • II �us�ness Park � •_moi ;�I :,F;ek �� 1' r4UAR � 1 �, y a�5}1�...�. El 2040 Future Land Use —i � � • �,,� mac_,. � � �-- ~� City Baunawy .� — �. �� J T . , i -AAr sr - 1 �..�1 t ■ ■ ■ Future Ravine Parkway i j -Use _.t New Mixed Future Street °3# +iw, i .' i+! , areas and I4 Rural Residential ;k c definition Low Densif}+ Residential Medium Eansrly Residential........ I � -High f}ensily Residentiali- } . -T- _ - - � � • i ,~.Mixed Use— j .strk3l h I I i .I Park/OpenSpace Goff Coursie f Transition Planning Area _ Wastewater Treatment PlantlStorm Pond r ' Open Water r Ra3oad and Street Right-of-Way Ag Preserve l �4 l 1 Transitioning � away from j Transition Planning Area IITFT .,...... .� � February 2C}i•$�-.� �+ ��. `"'}•�` .-• 0 4.5W 9,400 Feet +*`+��' ;�, �+y •• N 'S 'J:1.1428'•.xli4e+,1926:Y355J� C��''.,R"'ojcch027dL�FvY.ncl-red'L,ke.rncd '* •„ ,,,... Land Use New Mixed Use Definition: Areas designated "Mixed Use" are intended to provide flexibility to allow complementary uses with a district. A mixed use land use pattern generally includes any combination of higher density residential, commercial services, employment opportunities, and transit. The uses within a Mixed Use district support one another and the use of walking, biking, and transit. The City of Cottage Grove seeks to achieve Mixed Use Districts by: • Allowing development of multiple, complementary uses that support one another. • Promoting a walkable, sustainable development pattern that supports alternative forms of transportation (walking, biking, and mass transit) while still accommodating the automobile. • Demanding high quality design to ensure compatibility between residential and commercial uses. • Ensuring adequate service and retail opportunities to meet the needs of major employment areas and businesses. • Enhancing the local labor supply through provision of higher density housing in close proximity to major employment areas. • Creating attractive, community -oriented development that positively reflects on the image and identity of Cottage Grove. WHAT DO YOU THINK? MGCoove g; &gfe YridC and PioSPteity neeF Stantec Housing Cottage Grove gfe YridC and FJQ Pehty Me't Goals and Policies Development Stock Tenure Value and Rent Cost Burdened Households Projections and Need Livable Communities Strategies to Promote Diverse Housing Stock Stantec � rr Figure 3-1 Residential Housing Age city Boundery Open Wester Building Year - Pre -195{ 1951-1960 1961 - 1970 1971- 1980 1981 - 1990 1991 - 20{50 - 2001 - 2010 - 2011 -2015 r •rTr• �!�"� •a_fi s 1�' rl 4— I k Mlo-slsilppl Rl, .l 1 �F• •�• -ly.. +rte+•a.•�.•+'rte+-~,- +/ October 7, 241 b °•.�, .�*'+` `r'. # _ , 0 4,540 9.040 Feet ":1926 octiwc104 $56fR;t 3''.Prajecfs'+,,iiou ,Age^xa '+-.�.. ../-► Market & Development Context/Housing 1400 ISO 300 25U ?(M 150 I 50 0 19 1990 2CM — H iAo!ric AYe rag -e 2010 202-0 Projected is U n;-5 0 2 Historic and Projected / Single Family Housing Production = 150 units/yr (other housing = 50 units/year) MGrove gS�tantec &gre Pride and,?JQ Pehty Me't d• Cottage Grove Potential Areas -�- . • � � � North New Housing ; Soh o�; _ th Development '-- _ _.. ; !Keats ; ♦ r • '�e- ♦_�♦ East St Pard Par[ �J- RT ravine _ pttage GraveIr ; JIF South P ' _• -..,_ �'.'r� ��. i �i�i �.,� •'ham -� t Historic Preservation A j Goals and Policies Inventory Preservation Vision Cottage MGroveNO SIGNIFICANT CHANGES S�tarlteC &gfe YridC and Pio%pe0ty Meet Parks and Open Space Cottage Grove gfe YridC and Pio%pe0ty Meet Goals and Policies Park and Open Space Classifications Recreation Standards Future Parks and Open Space Trails Regional Opportunities Upcoming Park and Trai Development 6V Stantec Regional Opportunities • Improved access to Ravine Regional Park • New park identified for Lower Grey Cloud Island • Formalizing a more direct route for Mississippi River Trai 6V Stantec .aq �#. � . ��'.aa +.�■;-r.e.o� p�'�................ f...�..�.=.p�.:r+s•. Il�.r�r®nr..■�..�„ Planned Parks, �`�-24 -� _ _ a_--�- Open Space and TrailsM. J j i i..; a I...r City Boundary Exrs ting galls —Transportation Trail +- •, •, ,�- oFYL A I ..411111111' t f l S F } s�.. u 1 a tUla%2. a—Pork i Recreation Trail 1 7 ul,. gLim ! a 0d r s Natural TrailRW hymnIrl Sidewalk Mississipp]RiverTrail 93ikeay �,�e °, I1, ,fi , ��, 4P' � Existing Parks and Olsen Space1 31 - Co mrnunit]+Park F° County Fork Neighborhood Park Open Space 1 � I _ _:4 M Recreational Facility '.� ' * �"'' State Scientific and Natural Areas Planned Trails ---� Trans portationTraiJ11 -_, ■ - - - Recreation Trail f t ,,. ; T Sidewalk . +1 19 I 'w� ll Planned Parks/Private open Space Open Watery� _ p � ;�'+ � t.�l L k u--• -YP. i 9 ,_._—I �_. '�.. � � .Fol TIP ij C 6r-d er.e�,. r��$�la■.� x y S+ June 9, 2016 +�•_;..�+•�. _�,;` e 0 4,500 9,000 Feet *�* �• + N V-A 19294xirve+t19 81'2:L .u3�,p-n�rdsl,PFvnr�cd Parks c..j-im'kxrKd .+...... Transportation [:rove � Greve gfe YridC and FjQ Pehty Me't Goals and Policies Roadway System Roadway Functional Classification Future Roadway Improvements Rail and Freight Service Transit 6V Stantec N Proposed Roadway Functional Classification ��••I -.- 1.._r ` -t Y Boundary Nricipal Arterial A thnor Aug mentor A Minor RAever s — A Minor Expander —A thnor Connector B Minor Major Collector i Mi nor Collector *■ Future A Minor Expander ■■■■ Future ANtinorConnector Future Major Collector ■��■ Future r,alinor ollectoT ri 1 ��SM�aSf3 •.� 1221 96th 5P 5 IL 46 East Ravine ' arkway�+ 1 p RETJw..lAC— J�a+l�'L, +�A P� Y I Better connections to I Business Park l ` 1 r #*� �-- /•R� � � �.,�� lWnslssbP Itlrer wowAugust 3, 016* •+.,�•"� +�'•� � 0 4,500 9,Q00 Feet 5o'%WWocff cel 9G8D356nD,GS\FTcpclzgPmpc,. dF*a�iin I'7 siri a%nmwd is •, _..�••"�1. loom 1 i . e r 1 t Future BRT Stations a■.. .. 7 � 96th 5P 5 IL 46 East Ravine ' arkway�+ 1 p RETJw..lAC— J�a+l�'L, +�A P� Y I Better connections to I Business Park l ` 1 r #*� �-- /•R� � � �.,�� lWnslssbP Itlrer wowAugust 3, 016* •+.,�•"� +�'•� � 0 4,500 9,Q00 Feet 5o'%WWocff cel 9G8D356nD,GS\FTcpclzgPmpc,. dF*a�iin I'7 siri a%nmwd is •, _..�••"�1. loom 1 i I■ ■ —. IF + ■ ■ 96th 5P 5 IL 46 East Ravine ' arkway�+ 1 p RETJw..lAC— J�a+l�'L, +�A P� Y I Better connections to I Business Park l ` 1 r #*� �-- /•R� � � �.,�� lWnslssbP Itlrer wowAugust 3, 016* •+.,�•"� +�'•� � 0 4,500 9,Q00 Feet 5o'%WWocff cel 9G8D356nD,GS\FTcpclzgPmpc,. dF*a�iin I'7 siri a%nmwd is •, _..�••"�1. loom 1 Water Resources Goals and Policies Water Supply Waste Water and Sanitary Sewer Surface Water Resources and Stormwater MCottage Grove INCLUDED IN TECHNICAL APPENDICESS�tantec &gre Pride and,?jQ Pehty me't Economic Development 1W Goals and Policies Economic Overview Economic Development Strategy Redevelopment and Business Development Education and Workforce Economic Information, Monitoring, and Strategic Initiatives Cot tage NEW CHAPTER S�tantec &gfe YridC and FioSPehty Me't Economic Development- Priority Areas Priority Areas • Cedarhurst • Langdon Village • Gateway North District • Cottage View District • Business Park [:rove � Greve gfe YridC and FjQ Pehty Me't City Roles • Site readiness • Marketing • Business friendliness • Increase industrially - guided land 6V Stantec Resilience [:rove � Greve gfe YridC and Fia'Peeity Me't Goals and Policies Existing Resilience Programs Solar Access Healthy Communities Climate Change, Infrastructure, and Hazard Mitigation Represents Resilience policies in other chapters NEW CHAPTER 6v Stantec Figure 9-1■ Gross Solar Potential L c-.ty 3 ou nd ary Gross Solar Potential (Watt-hours per Year) A. High : 1279188 Low: 900001 Solar Potential under 9W,000 watt-hours per y' -ea 4, County Boundaries r r_1_tf_ I I City and Township Boundaries F Wetlands and Open Water Features University of Minnesota U-Spadal Statewide Scdar Raster. r ve, kiap Data -Source. Metropolitan Councflil .-d rrm January 30, I I III REQUIRED POLICY GUIDANCE Other Key Themes - Are we addressing? • Serving All Generations - continue to create diverse and vibrant neighborhoods with equal access to services and amenities for all citizens • Great Schools - work with the school district to support strong schools, to attract and retain families • Environmental Stewardship - continue to protect and enhance the natural environment, including air quality, stormwater management and energy usage • Defining Our Character - preserve and enhance the variety of neighborhood experiences in the City Cottage � ;��V�Stantec &gre Pride and FioSPehty Me't COTTAGE GROVE 2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN „ Next Sterj� Refine preliminary drafts, implementation: • Land Use, Transportation, Parks & Trails, Housing, Water Resources, Economic Development, Resilience April 9 Comp Plan Steering Committee April 23 Planning Commission review May 7 Comp Plan Steering Committee: Draft Plan May 29 June 6 Planning Commission: Draft Plan public hearing City Council adopt Plan Cottage � GroveStantec �gfe YridC and PioSPteity neeF COTTAGE GROVE 2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Questions/Comments Planning Commission Review March 26, 2018 Grov ge ,yy�, ;�V Stantec "T�l� ?eidl anti R`o5Pteity fieHt