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Home My WebLink About5 - Comm Dev Report Planning Commission Memorandum To: Planning Commissioners From: John Hinzman, Community Development Director Date: January 28, 2018 Item: Community Development Annual Report A presentation of the attached 2018 Community Development Annual Report will be conducted at the meeting. City of Hastings Community Development 2018 Annual Report Presented to the City Council – February 4, 2019 The Community Development Department provides land use planning, zoning, economic development, redevelopment, and historic preservation services to the City of Hastings. The three person department provides staff services to the City Council, Planning Commission, Hastings Economic Development and Redevelopment Authority (HEDRA), and the Heritage Preservation Commission. 2018 included work on a variety of projects including:  Transfer of the 100,000 s.f. Hudson Manufacturing Building to Confluence Development to create Great River Landing a mixed use historic rehabilitation including a hotel, apartment, restaurant, banquet facility and commercial uses.  Approval and construction of the 121 space Great River Landing parking ramp at the former 1st National Bank Building site.  Approval of four HEDRA loans totaling $93,300 for commercial and residential improvements.  Sale of city-owned property located at 1465 North Frontage Road for construction of a 3,500 s.f. Aspen Dental Clinic.  Completion of the Vermillion Corridor Study, a plan for economic growth and development along TH 61.  Completed work on the 2040 Comprehensive Plan.  Executed a Joint Powers Agreement to begin the Eastern Dakota County Transit Study to review future transit service.  Construction began on Voyageur Estates Apartments an 88 unit 3 story apartment building east of the Hastings Industrial Park.  Adopted amendments to the City Code pertaining to fences, signs, goats, and special use permits.  Approval of a 60 unit apartment building by Siewert Construction Company to be located at 950 West 31st Street.  Approval of an addition and renovation of the Pleasant Hill Library located at 1490 South Frontage Road.  Execution of a Real Estate Option Agreement with Panache Cidery for acquisition of HEDRA owned property located north of Artspace.  Secured a $23,700 grant from Metropolitan Council to perform environmental investigative activities on vacant HEDRA located north of Artspace.  Construction began on the new Caturia Smidt Funeral Home located at 3075 Vermillion Street.  Secured an additional $250,000 for environmental cleanup of the Hudson\Great River Landing Site. The City has received $4.9 million dollars in grants to date.  Improved and expanded Economic Development Assistance Programs  Approval of 109 new residential building permits totaling $14.3 million.  Approval of 57 commercial building permits totaling nearly $14.7 million. Community Development John Hinzman, Community Development Director Justin Fortney, City Planner Morgan Hill, Economic Development Coordinator Planning Commission The Planning Commission serves as an advisory board to the City Council on matters related to zoning and land use. Commissioners are appointed by the City Council and can serve up to six consecutive years. The Commission meets on the first and third Monday of the month at 7:00 pm in the City Council Chambers of Hastings City Hall. All meetings are televised and replayed on local cable access. Agenda items and meeting videos are available at the City’s website. In 2018 the Planning Commission reviewed 22 applications for new development and changes to the City Code. Aspen Dental Clinic – 1465 North Frontage Road Sale of City-owned property and land use approvals to construct a 3,500 s.f. dental clinic at the northwest corner of Highway 55 and Pleasant Drive. Pleasant Hill Library Addition 1490 South Frontage Road Site Plan approval to construct an addition and renovate the existing library building located at the southwest corner of Highway 55 and Pleasant Drive. South Pines 9 Preliminary and Final Plat Approval to create 25 single family lots along Sandpiper Circle, west of Red Wing Blvd and Tuttle Drive. Activities Vermillion Shores Apartment – 950 31st Street W Plat and Site Plan approval to construct a three story, 60 unit apartment building located on 31st Street W, near County Road 47. A spring 2019 construction start is anticipated. Great River Landing Parking Ramp – 119 West 2nd Street Site Plan approval to construct a 121 stall parking ramp at the southwest corner of 2nd and Vermillion Streets. Opening in the spring of 2019 the public ramp is funded through a $1.5 grant from Metropolitan Council’s Livable Communities Demonstration Account (LCDA). Great River Landing – 200 West 2nd Street Landscape and Photometric Plan approval for the creation of Great River Landing. Renovation of the former Hudson Manufacturing building into a hotel, apartments, banquet facility and commercial space will begin in early 2019. Landscape improvements funded through at $980,000 grant from Metropolitan Council’s Livable Communities Demonstration Account (LCDA). Resurrection United Methodist Church Parking Lot – 615 West 15th Street Demolition of an existing home to accommodate expanded parking and on-site stormwater ponding at the existing church located at 15th and Maple. Wallin 17th Addition Final Plat approval to create three additional single family lots south of Greystone Road and east of General Sieben Drive. Wise Funeral Home – 400 Spring Street Site Plan approval for construction of an addition to the existing facility located at 4th & Spring Streets. Goat Ordinance Approval of an ordinance to allow for the temporary keeping of goats for control of invasive species and weeds. Intek Plastics – 1000 Spiral Blvd Site Plan approval for construction of a new parking lot and truck entrance at Spiral and Millard Avenues 2040 Comprehensive Plan What should Hastings look like in 2040…? The Comprehensive Plan establishes a shared vision to guide future actions and decisions for a variety of activities including land use, parks, transportation, infrastructure, economic development, and historic preservation. This guidance provides predictability and consistency over time, which encourages continued growth and investments. We plan so that we can act and react in a changing world with a confident understanding of our common values and goals. Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee The City Council appointed a Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee consisting of residents and business owners from a wide variety of backgrounds to review changes and ensure resident input was reflected in the plan. Thank you for all your work! Angela Montgomery David Youngren Dennis Peine Derrick Jaeger Heidi Lund Jordy Polehna Joshua Boe Kristi Harvey Adam Estenson Kristy Barse Mary Fasbender Amy Martin Mike Swanson Nicole DePalma Tom Bullington Trinity Augesen Application Summary Table Ten-Year Summary Type of Application 20 0 9 20 1 0 20 1 1 20 1 2 20 1 3 20 1 4 20 1 5 20 1 6 20 1 7 20 1 8 Av g . Comprehensive Plan Amendment 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 0.5 Final Plat 0 1 0 2 5 3 2 3 3 3 2.2 House Move 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0.4 Minor Subdivision 3 2 8 15 5 5 4 0 2 2 4.6 Ordinance Amendment 5 12 9 1 1 4 3 4 2 5 4.6 Preliminary Plat 0 0 0 1 2 2 2 3 1 2 1.3 Rezoning 0 1 3 1 2 2 2 2 3 0 1.6 Site Plan 4 6 6 7 6 4 4 7 4 9 5.7 Special Use Permit 0 6 4 2 2 5 6 4 4 3 3.6 Variance 6 4 2 2 5 0 4 3 2 4 3.2 Annexation 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.2 Vacations 0 0 1 2 1 2 2 1 3 4 1.6 Home Occupation 2 0 3 4 1 1 0 2 2 0 1.5 Original Hastings Design Review 4 5 2 3 0 0 0 2 0 2 1.8 Heritage Preservation Review 21 25 9 23 16 23 17 16 27 19 21.7 Annual Totals 47 62 47 63 47 54 49 47 55 53 52.4 2018 Construction Activity Residential Permits 2018 Totals 2017 Totals Units Valuation Units Valuation Single Family 15 $3,769,057.45 30 $6,930,695.73 Townhome (2-10 units attached) 0 - 0 - Multi Family(11+ units attached) 88 $10,500,000.00 0 - Manufactured Home 6 $60,600.00 0 - Totals 109 $14,329,657.45 30 $6,930,695.73 Commercial Permits 2018 Totals 2017 Totals Permits Valuation Permits Valuation New Commercial\Industrial 3 $3,970,000.00 1 $5,750,000.00 Commercial\Industrial Remodel 54 $10,739,774.00 40 $4,169,403.00 Totals 57 $14,709,774.00 41 $9,919,403.00 Zoning Permits 2018 Totals 2017 Totals Permits Permits Fences 54 61 Sheds (Under 120 s.f.) 22 23 Signs 7 23 Totals 83 107 2018 Population Estimate – 22,825 Highway 55 H i g h w a y 6 1 15TH ST W Ravenna Trail Nininger Road PI N E S T Gl e n d a l e R o a d 31 6 Gen e r a l S i e b e n D r i v e County R o a d 4 6 / 4 7 2ND ST W 18TH ST E 10TH ST E Pl e a s a n t D r Re d W i n g B l v d Highway 55 H i g h w a y 6 1 15TH ST W Ravenna Trail Nininger Road PI N E S T Gl e n d a l e R o a d 31 6 Gen e r a l S i e b e n D r i v e County R o a d 4 6 / 4 7 2ND ST W 18TH ST E 10TH ST E Pl e a s a n t D r Re d W i n g B l v d Existing and Potential Development2018 M: GIS,Map: Development - JJF - 1-2017 Potential DevelopmentPlanned DevelopmentSingle FamilyTownhomeApartment/ Condominium Glendale Heights LTI 5000 South Pointe Siewert Sieben Lawrence Riverwood Bohklen Great River Landing Downtown Eastenders Endres Finnegan & Conzemius South Pines Riverwood Bowers & SchmittWallin LawrenceBauer Solac & Probity Dev Conzemius Sunset West Dakota Summit North Conzemius Schoolhouse Square ArtSpace EXISTING LOT INVENTORY Through December 31, 2018 Single Family Subdivision - Final Platted Total Total Percent Lots Available Developed Eastenders 7 1 86% Featherstone Oaks 12 4 67% Riverwood 8th, 11th & 12th Additions 34 13 62% South Oaks of Hastings 2nd & 3rd Additions 52 16 69% South Pines 8th Addition 19 5 74% South Pointe Addition 9 1 89% Wallin 4th, 10th, 12th, 14th, 16th-17th Addtions 106 38 64% TOTAL 239 78 67% Annual Number of Permits (last 10 years) 24 Projected Single Family Lot Supply 3.25 Years Townhome Subdivision - Final Platted - 2-10 units per building Total Total Percent Lots Available Developed Glendale Heights 3rd Addition 8 8 0% Riverwood 7th & 10th Additions 72 2 97% TOTAL 80 10 88% Annual Number of Permits (last 10 years) 0.5 Projected Single Family Lot Supply 20 Years Multi-Family Subdivision - Final Platted - 11 units per building Total Total Percent Lots Available Developed Riverwood 7th - 8th Additions 280 244 15% TOTAL 280 244 13% FUTURE DEVELOPMENT December 31, 2018 Planned Development - Pending Approval Single Multi Multi Family 2-10 Units 11+ Units Glendale Heights (Remaining) 40 Great River Landing 20 Riverwood (Remaining) 92 South Oaks (Remaining) 93 South Pines (Remaining) 90 Sunset West (Remaining) 17 Wallin (Remaining) 27 Total 134 185 60 Potential Development - No Approvals Given Single Multi Multi Family 2-10 Units 11+ Units Conzemius (West Pleasant Valley) - 160 ac 345 Solac (Featherstone Rd) - 4 ac 24 Eugene Bauer (Featherstone Rd) - 2 ac 5 Conzemius (Pleasant Dr - Featherstone - 1st) - 30 ac 45 135 Lawrence (Northridge & Pleasant) - 10 ac 30 Schmitt (Co Rd 46) - 11 ac 16 50 Loren & Willard Bauer (Co Rd 46) - 69 ac 104 310 Walter Bauer (Co Rd 46 & Pleasant) - 30 ac 16 50 Frank Sieben (Highview) - 11ac 16 50 Conzemius\Finnegan - 160 ac 350 50 Siewert\KDWA Tower Site - 6 ac 48 Dakota Summit North (2010-20 MUSA) - 20 ac 200 Schoolhouse Square Condo - 2 ac 58 Downtown Riverfront East 38 Bauer\West General Sieben (2005-10 MUSA) - 110 ac 330 Total 1257 717 296 ESTIMATED LAND SUPPLY December 31, 2018 Single Multi Family Multi Family Family 2-10 Units (Townhomes) 11+ Units (Apt\Condo) Existing Lot Inventory Immediately Available 78 Lots\3.25 Years 10 Lots\20 Years 244 Units Planned Lot Inventory Further City Approvals Needed 134 Lots 185 Lots 60 Units Potential Lot Inventory No Formal Approvals Granted 1257 Lots 717 Lots 296 Units TOTAL 1469 Lots 912 Lots 600 Units HEDRA The Hastings Economic Development and Redevelopment Authority (HEDRA) promotes and fosters economic development and redevelopment activities within the City of Hastings. HEDRA consists of five citizen members and two City Council Members. Commissioners are appointed by the City Council and can serve up to twelve consecutive years. The Commission meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 6:00pm in the City Council Chambers of Hastings City Hall. All meetings are televised and replayed on local cable access. Agenda items and meeting videos are available at the City’s website. 2018 Commercial\Industrial Vacancies January 2018 April 2018 July 2018 October 2018 January 2019 Change 2018 Downtown 11 8 7 7 8 -3 Highway 55 10 14 14 15 15 +5 Vermillion Street\Hwy 316 18 15 15 15 15 -3 Industrial Park 3 3 3 4 4 +1 TOTAL 42 40 39 41 42 42 New Businesses and Relocations New Business Address Aspen Dental 1465 North Frontage Road BeLoved Boutique 113 East 2nd Street Chandler Enterprises 800 East 10th Street CrossFit Hastings 2950 Lightbourn Court Eye Candy ReFind 213 East 2nd Street Farmers Insurance 1350 South Frontage Road Lawrence Interiors 223 West 11th Street Muse2320 Arts and Crafts 113 East 2nd Street Next Event Rentals 1800 Vermillion Street Occasional Sales 116 East 2nd Street Planet Beach 105 East 2nd Street Prescription Builders 3500 Cannon Street Quaint and Quirky 202 East 2nd Street Riverwalk Arts 121 Tyler Street Schommer Insurance 3500 Cannon Street Spiral Brewery 111 East 2nd Street United Way 113 East 2nd Street Vintage Inspirations 203 East 2nd Street Residential Real Estate Market Activity Changes from 2018-2019 Hastings Dakota County Twin Cities New Listings +7.1% -3.9% -0.4% Closed Sales -3.0% -3.4% -3.2% Median Sales Price +12.4% +7.5% +7.8% Average Sales Price +7.5% +7.0% +6.5% Days on Market Until Sale -17.3% -16.7% -14.3% Source: St Paul Area Association of Realtors Great River Landing…The Transformation Begins!! Early In 2018, the 100,000 s.f. former Hudson Manufacturing building was sold to Confluence Development. Building permits have been submitted for Great River Landing, a renovation of the historic factory building including a hotel, apartments, and commercial space. The building will be linked to the Mississippi River through development of park and open space amenities accessible to the public. A 121 stall parking garage is under construction south of the building. Hastings received $4.9 million dollars in grant funding to assist with redevelopment. Great River Landing Parking Ramp Construction has begun on the 121 stall parking ramp located across the 2nd Street from the former Hudson Building. The ramp will serve not only Great River Landing, but provide additional public parking for downtown visitors Panache Cidery – Option Agreement HEDRA Executed a Real Estate Option Agreement with Panache to further explore development of a mixed use building containing a cidery on the remaining vacant land of Block 1. Block 1 Redevelopment…Downtown’s Eastern Anchor With development of the 37 unit Artspace Hastings Loft in 2017 HEDRA continues to move forward with sale and development of the remaining 1.5 acres on the site. A Phase I and II Environmental Assessment and Response Action Plan were completed in 2018 thanks to a $23,700 grant from Metropolitan Council’s Tax Based Revitalization Account (TBRA). Recognition of Artspace Lofts Artspace Hastings Lofts was a finalist for the ReScape Community Impact Award by Minnesota Brownfields, an organization promoting the redevelopment of environmentally contaminated sites. The building was also featured in a 2018 issue of Architecture Minnesota as a great example of affordable housing construction. HEDRA LOANS – HEDRA provides Commercial and Residential rehabilitation loans as well as interest rate reduction loans to qualifying properties. Loan terms are typically 10 years at 0.25% above the Prime Rate. Loans are payment and interest free during the first year. FREE Entrepreneur Assistance – Open to Business provides FREE one on one guidance and loans for existing and potential entrepreneurs in growing their business. Contact Laurie Crow at (952) 484‐3107 for further information Spiral Brewery – 111 East 2nd Street Authorized a $12,300 Economic Development Loan to assist with warehouse expansion and equipment to foster Spiral’s continued growth. Beloved Boutique – 113 East 2nd Street Authorized a $25,000 working capital loan for the establishment of this new business as part of the Meyer Company Building renovation. 101 East 6th Street Authorized a $6,000 Residential Rehabilitation Loan to assist with window replacement. Helping Businesses Grow Hastings has a strong history of business growth and development expanding from our historic and vibrant downtown. HEDRA seeks to ensure continued growth through our business assistance programs. Land for a DOLLAR! – Hastings Industrial Park Over 50 acres of Shovel Ready Certified Land is available for sale by the City of Hastings for future business and industrial expansion. Preparing for Future Development Charting the course for future development and providing resources to transform city plans into development reality. Hastings Area Chamber Ambassador Visits City staff participates in monthly business ambassador visits coordinated by the Chamber of Commerce. The visits strengthen Hastings’ commitment to assisting local businesses. Business Retention and Expansion Program BR&E visits provide an opportunity to meet with business owners and operators to assess future needs. In 2018, 25 site visits and surveys were completed. Hastings Strengths:  Small town community feel  Increased investment and attention in the community.  Strong word of mouth marketing  Room to do many different things with Businesses.  Tightknit nature…great connections.  Great Workforce 2018 BR& E Data Report HEDRA Strategic Plan  Evaluate ways to market and attract development o Dispel proximity myth o Establish planning parameters for setting future growth policies and attracting key industries o Examine HEDRA fund balances for future use o Improve appearance of shopping districts o Examine ways to make workspace for affordable o Examine ways to capitalize on proximity to the Twin Cities and Southern Minnesota  Identify programs and role of City investment in redevelopment opportunities o Prepare objectives and guidelines for property acquisition o Identify parcels most likely to redevelopment o Identify redevelopment obstacles o Better understand homebuilding market o Target home rehabilitation programs ‐ Vermillion Street Corridor Study Completed in 2018, the Study creates a plan for the economic redevelopment and revitalization of TH 61 – Vermillion Street. The study area contains four distinct districts in recognition of the unique characteristics of the corridor, providing a plan of action and recommendations for each area. Advisory Coalition Members Amy Deaver Brian Schommer Bruce Goblirsch Danna Elling Schultz Delores Pemble Dustin Greene Greg Kasel Katie Lindberg David Fransen Kristy Barse Mecca Page Mike Fuchs Ron Toppin Shaunna Dugstad HASTINGS HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION Annual CLG Report 2018 Fiscal Year (October 1, 2017 to September 30, 2018) 1. Local Designation of Preservation Sites (new in 2018). None. 2. Review of Building Permits (all approved due to meeting the local design guidelines) 1. 209 7th Street W - Reauthorize 7/2013 approval of siding and window replacements 2. 209 7th Street W – removal of modern pitched roof over west side bump out 3. 220 Sibley Street – New windows and doors on 3rd St, partial chimney removal/ capping and wall AC removal and infill with chimney bricks. 4. 113 2nd Street East – Hastings Family Service Sign 5. 113 2nd Street East #101 – New Sign 6. 223 Sibley St – New window signs (exterior lettering) 7. 200 & 202 7th Street E – Rebuild back stairway and add new railings 8. 315 7th Street E – New roof – Staff Approved 9. 223 209 7th Street W – New Chimney 10. 717 Eddy Street – New gutters, steps, and ramp 11. 117 2nd Street East – New second floor windows 12. 202 2nd Street E – New Sign 13. 615 3rd Street West – New roof on garage (staff approved) 14. 700 6th Street West – New Windows 15. 625 3rd Street West – New back door 16. 207 2nd Street West – New Gutters 17. 220 7th Street East – Porch Repair 18. 209 7th Street West – Previously denied addition and turret – (Application withdrawn after months of extensions without having been reviewed by the HPC at the applicant’s request). 19. 200 2nd Street East – New exterior lighting 3. HPC Membership (on September 30, 2017) New Members - Applications attached Name Contact Info. Originally Appointed Term Exp. Jake Hauck 651-226-4687 2/6/17 12/31/19 1348 17th St. W Jill M Ragan Scully 437-5512 (H) 02/04/14 12/31/18 3588 Greten Lane Mark Simacek 437-1073 (H) 06/19/95 (1st) 12/31/18 1031 Southview Drive Katherine Sovik-Siemens 437-6765 (H) 09/16/96 (lst) 12/31/19 615 W. 3rd Street Bert Goderstad 437-3365 (H) 06/01/98 (1st) 12/31/18 2104 Spring Street (DCHS Liaison) Amy Martin (Chair) 480-1182 (H) 01/31/03 (1st) 12/31/20 220 7th St. E Rick Smith Vice Chair 651-307-0542 (eve.) 06/06/16 (1st) 12/31/19 718 Vermillion Street 651-437-5772 (day) Cindy Toppin (new) 651-353-7143 (day) 09/17/18 (1st) 12/31/20 651-437-7753 (eve.) 4. National Register Nominations There are sixty-three properties within National Register Districts or individually listed. 5. Inventory Information All national and local inventories and designation records are kept in City Hall, 101 E 4th St., Hastings. The Pioneer Room is a city-owned collection of local newspapers, books, maps, photographs, illustrations and a few artifacts pertaining to Hastings and its residents over the years. Cindy Smith, curator has maintained the role as volunteer on a reduced schedule along with the assistance of other volunteers. CLG grant survey, identification, and designation materials are available through Justin Fortney on the City staff. The historic sites inventory includes National Register and Local Preservation designations for the East Second Commercial Historic District (NR), West Second Residential Historic District (NR), thirteen individual NR sites, the Old Hastings Historic District (local), and the 1994 CLG survey of historic sites and places. 6. Assurances - See attached. 7. Locally designated properties - See attached. 7. Training. Justin Fortney, city staff member attended the 2018 Historic Preservation Conference in Winona in September. 8. Other activities. A. City Hall Masonry restoration with a MNHS capital improvements grant, which should be finished around Thanksgiving. B. LeDuc Estate new roof with a MNHS Legacy grant, which should be completed any day now. C. The HPC reviewed and provided direction and comments on the City’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan Preservation Chapter. Chair Amy Martin was a member of the Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee. D. Kristy Barse, Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau President provided an overview of the tourism study that was completed last year in partnership with the University of Minnesota. She explained the benefits of cultural and heritage tourism and what the Tourism Bureau is currently working on with the Dakota County Historical Society and volunteers. She explained that the Bureau and LeDuc Mansion often receive calls from people looking for tours of the historic resources in Hastings. Barse wanted to meet with the HPC to hear of what efforts have been done in the past and what might work in the future. Past efforts and future ideas were discussed at several meetings near the end of this fiscal year. E. The HPC accepted nominations and awarded plaques recognizing exemplary work in historic preservation to the owners of the following six properties at the May 21, 2018 City Council meeting: 216 4th Street East –Travis and Sarah Lockwood 705 Vermillion Street – Logan and Ashley Miller 839 5th Street West – Ryan and Sarah Hummel - Mid Century Award - Ca. 1955 724 Ashland Street – Jacquelin McNamara 701 Ramsey Street – John Novak FOR THE CITY Justin Fortney HPC Staff Co m m u n i t y D e v e l o p m e n t C a s e s ‐ 2 0 1 8 Fi l e # A p p l i c a n t A c t i o n R e q u e s t e d A d d r e s s / L o c a t i o n Res/Ord # C C A c t i o n P C A c t i o n 20 1 8 ‐ 0 1 C i t y o f H a s t i n g s C D B G B u d g e t 2 0 1 8 20 1 8 ‐ 0 2 C i t y o f H a s t i n g s V a c a t i o n o f R O W ‐ 1 s t S t r e e t ‐ B l o c k s 5 an d 6 O r i g i n a l H a s t i n g s ( H u 20 0 W e s t 2 n d S t r e e t 0 1 ‐ 1 1 ‐ 1 8 A 1 ‐ 1 6 ‐ 1 8 N \ A 20 1 8 ‐ 0 3 b e L o v e d B o u t i q u e H E D R A L o 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