SWLRT Community Advisory Committee Meeting. June 27, 2013
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1 SWLRT Community Advisory Committee Meeting June 27, 2013
2 Today s Topics Welcome and Introductions Hennepin County Works Update: TSAAP Open House Summary Mind-Mixer Demonstration Focus Group Outreach Technical Issue Presentations/Discussion: Minnetonka/Hopkins Bridge Operations and Maintenance Facility Candidate Sites Update TH 100 and Cedar Lake Parkway Freight Rail and Station Open Houses National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Process Mid-Year Check-in/Discussion Member and Committee Reports/Public Forum Adjourn 2
3 Community Works Update 3
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12 TSAAP Listening Sessions 12
13 SWLRT Project Development Technical Issues 13
14 SWLRT PD Technical Issues 14
15 15 Minnetonka/Hopkins Bridge Technical Issue #7
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20 20 Operations and Maintenance Facility (OMF) Technical Issue #23
21 21 OMF Technical Issue #23: Site Selection Process Overview Tier 1 Identified 18 candidate sites (March) Tier 2 Identified 7 candidate sites (April/May) Tier 3 Identify 2-3 candidate sites (June) Tier 4 Identify recommended site (July)
22 22 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 1 Site Selection Criteria Site size of 10 to15 acres Flat/rectangular Efficient LRT train movement Good roadway access to site Compatible with adjacent land use
23 23 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 1 18 Candidate Sites OMF Site # Description City 1* 212 ROW Eden Prairie 2* Wallace Road Eden Prairie 3* City Garage West Eden Prairie 4* City Garage East Eden Prairie 5* Mitchell West Eden Prairie 6 Mitchell East Eden Prairie 7 Flying Cloud/W. 70 th Street Eden Prairie 8 Shady Oak/W. 70 th Street Eden Prairie 9 K-Tel Minnetonka 10 7 th Street (Landfill) Hopkins th Avenue Hopkins 12 Excelsior West Hopkins 13 Excelsior East Hopkins/St. Louis Park 14 Louisiana West St. Louis Park 15 Louisiana East St. Louis Park 16 Beltline St. Louis Park 17 Penn Minneapolis 18* * From DEIS 5 th Street North Minneapolis * From DEIS
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25 25 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 2 & Tier 3 Evaluation Criteria Operational Characteristics Site Configuration: operational effectiveness Alignment Proximity/Connectivity: distance/connection to mainline Alignment Location: geometric position on mainline Site Access: access for operations staff Site Characteristics Adjacent Land Use Compatibility TOD/Mixed Use/Economic Development Considerations Zoning Site & Facilities Cost: facilities, grading, utilities, soils Real Estate Acquisition: cost, complexity, legalities Relocation Cost: displaced occupants and uses Environmental Impact: wetlands, hazardous materials Cultural Resources: cultural, historical Stormwater Management: drainage, treatment
26 26 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 2 Site Selection Process Prepared site summary sheets for all 18 candidate sites Identified 7 candidate sites Reviewed with TPAC, CAC, BAC, CMC, and individual cities Cities recommended two additional sites (9A and 11A)
27 27 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 2 Site Selection Process Developed concept layouts for 7 candidate sites; reviewed with Metro Transit Operations and Maintenance Combined candidate sites 3 and 4 into one site Combined candidate sites 12 and 13 into one site Held three public open houses Reviewed 7 candidate sites and layouts with cities; requested additional input from cities
28 28 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 2 7 Candidate Sites Site Number Name (City) 3 / 4 City Garage West/East (Eden Prairie) 6 Mitchell East (Eden Prairie) 8 Shady Oak/Flying Cloud (Eden Prairie) 9 K-Tel (Minnetonka) 9A 11A K-Tel East (Hopkins) Eleventh Avenue West (Hopkins) 12 / 13 Excelsior West/East (Hopkins/St. Louis Park)
29 29 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 3 Site Evaluation Process Conducted additional evaluation using the 13 criteria Developed preliminary cost estimates Confirmed land use and zoning requirements Reviewed available development agreements Evaluated environmental considerations Reviewed findings with cities
30 30 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 3 Site Evaluation Process Common factors to all 7 candidate sites Site size and geometry meet space program needs Require private parcel acquisition Use not represented in comp plans or zoning requirements Pose tax base impacts
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32 32 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 3 Site 3/4 - City Garage Strengths: Consistent with land use guiding and zoning Acceptable to City with conditions Opportunity to include station and park-and-ride facilities on site Weaknesses: Site dependent on Eden Prairie alignment (Technical Issue #1) Wetland impacts Noise and vibration impact concern to Eaton property End-of-line location poses operational limitations Requires coordination with station and park-and-ride facilities
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34 34 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 3 Site 6 - Mitchell East Strengths: Undeveloped property Weaknesses: Site dependent on Eden Prairie alignment (Technical Issue #1) Operator relief access Wetland impacts Not consistent with City and property owner development plans (AUAR, PUD) Residential use to the south
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36 36 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 3 Site 8 - Shady Oak/Flying Cloud Drive Strengths: Consistent with land use guiding and zoning Weaknesses: Not consistent with City reuse/redevelopment plans Operator relief access Requires significant lead track structure
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38 38 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 3 Site 9 - K-Tel Strengths: Consistent with land use guiding and zoning Weaknesses: Requires sewer interceptor relocation Residential use across Shady Oak Road to the west Sensitive medical assembly facility to the south
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40 40 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 3 Site 9A - K-Tel East Strengths: Consistent with land use guiding and zoning Operator relief access Freight rail and proposed LRT alignment buffer south and west property borders Redevelopment potential of remnant areas Weaknesses: Wetland impacts Flood-prone conditions Geotechnical considerations in southern portion of site
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42 42 OMF Technical Issue #23: Site 11A - 11 th Avenue West Strengths: Consistent with land use guiding and zoning Operator relief access Weaknesses: Nine Mile Creek crosses site Known site contamination Potential development impact to Shady Oak Station area
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44 44 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 3 Site 12/13 - Excelsior Strengths: Redevelopment potential of remnant areas Operator relief access Weaknesses: Environmental Justice concerns Neighborhood opposition Multi-family residential use to the west Single family residential use to the south Not consistent with land use guidance and City redevelopment goals
45 45 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 3 Preliminary Cost Estimates Site Number Name (City) Delta to LPA (MM)* 3/4 City Garage (Eden Prairie) $30 - $35 6 Mitchell East (Eden Prairie) $25 - $30 8 Shady Oak/Flying Cloud Drive (Eden Prairie $45 - $50 9 K-Tel (Minnetonka) $50 - $55 9A K-Tel East (Hopkins) $35 - $40 11A 11 th Avenue West (Hopkins) $40 - $45 12/13 Excelsior (Hopkins/St. Louis Park) $45 - $50 * Year of Expenditure (YOE) $ s
46 46 OMF Technical Issue #23: Tier 3 Recommended Two Candidate Sites Site Number Name (City) 3/4 City Garage (Eden Prairie) 9A K-Tel East (Hopkins)
47 47 OMF Technical Issue #23: Next Steps Present top two candidate sites / seek input SWLRT Business Advisory Committee June 26 SWLRT Community Advisory Committee June 27 SWLRT Corridor Management Committee July 10 Continue design refinement environmental evaluation June/July Present recommended site / seek input Business Advisory Committee July 31 Community Advisory Committee July 25 SWLRT Corridor Management Committee August 7 Metropolitan Council August Continue design refinement environmental evaluation
48 48 Technical Issues 15 and 18: TH 100 and Cedar Lake Parkway
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55 55 A Look Ahead: Design & Engineering Q3 2013: Submit Municipal Consent SWLRT Plans for City and County Review Q4 2013: Complete Municipal Consent Approval Process Q1 2014: Finalize 30% Design Plans and Specs
56 56 June 13 Freight Rail Open Houses Location: Benilde-St. Margaret s School, St. Louis Park 8:00 9:30 AM 4:30 7:00 PM Over 300 attendees
57 57 Freight Rail Open Houses June 13 Public given opportunity to provide comments in many ways: Yellow sticky-notes, comment cards and staff conversations.350+ comments received.
58 58 Freight Rail Open Houses: Feedback Corridor-wide Support for LRT Minimize property acquisitions Select the best investment vs. what is the least costly option Co-location Tunnel options seen as a win-win for both communities Minimize impacts to parkland/trails Relocation Minimize impacts to schools and local businesses Increased elevation of freight trains perceived as a safety issue Freight structures viewed as dividing the community
59 59 Station Open Houses Station Open Houses: June 17 June 26 June 17: Minneapolis June 17: Minneapolis June 18: Minnetonka/Hopkins June 20: St. Louis Park June 24: Minneapolis June 26: Eden Prairie
60 60 National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Update
61 NEPA Update FTA and Met Council intend to develop a Supplemental DEIS (SDEIS) Evaluate potential new environmental impacts Notice of Intent will be published in the Federal Register and EQB Monitor Design adjustments and issue resolution activities continue as part of the preliminary engineering process Final EIS will incorporate responses to comments received on the DEIS and SDEIS 61
62 Mid-Year Check-in / Discussion 62
63 Project Development Overview 63
64 64 Meeting Frequency and Length Are meetings frequent enough? Too frequent? Are meetings long enough? Too long?
65 65 Meeting Format Which meeting format have you liked the most? Least? Presentations followed by Q&A Break outs groups Group discussion How can we improve the format?
66 66 Meeting Agenda Is there balance between Engineering and Community Works topics? Do you feel that you are adequately informed about the work being done through the TSAAP process? Do you know where to find TSAAP information? Do you know how your feedback is being used? Does the order of agenda work? What else would you like to see on the agenda?
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68 68 Member and Committee Reports/Public Forum Member and Committee Reports Public Forum Next Meeting: CAC: July 25 Time: 6:00 8:30 PM Location: Southwest Project Office BAC: July 31 Time: 8:00 9:30 AM Location: Southwest Project Office
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70 70 More Information Online: Twitter:
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